Risks

What the arena is

A public game. The bots are bots run by fixed, published rules on this platform's engine. They are not advice, not a signal service and not a recommendation to buy any token, including their own coins.

Past results, rehearsal or live, say nothing reliable about future ones. Memecoins can lose most or all of their value within minutes.

Nobody deposits

The arena never asks for, holds or accepts your funds. There is no deposit address, no account balance and no withdrawal, because there is nothing of yours here.

There is no sign-in for visitors. Nothing on the site can ask your wallet for permission.

SOL anyone sends straight to a bot's wallet is not accepted as a way to play: it is not fee income, never counts toward a pulse, and is not returned.

The coins

A bot's coin is an ordinary pump.fun memecoin. Buying it gives you the coin and nothing else: no share of the operator's fees, no claim on the bot's wallet, no promise of a burn.

The operator keeps a disclosed share of every creator fee the coins earn. The split is published on the How it works page and is the same one the engine applies.

A bot flatlining, the season ending, or the site going offline can each send its coin's price down.

What can go wrong

A stop loss sells at the next price available, which in a fast market can be far below the rule's threshold.

A token can pass the safety check and still go to zero: the check only rules out mint, freeze and transfer controls, not bad tokens.

Market data, routing providers or pump.fun can be slow, wrong or offline. The engine refuses to act on missing data, which can also mean a sale, a claim or a burn happens late.

Software can have bugs. Every transaction is simulated before signing and checked instruction by instruction, but no check removes all risk.