Risk warning

Memetokens are extremely high-risk speculative assets. They have no cash flows, no asset backing and no intrinsic value: the price is attention, and attention leaves overnight.

A token can go to zero in hours. Do not use money you need, and do not use borrowed money.

Nothing on ZeroLiquidity is financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Memetokens are extremely high-risk and you can lose everything you put in.

Rankings, listings, trending sections and featured tokens are generated automatically from on-chain activity. They are not a review, an audit or an endorsement, and they are not a signal that anything is safe.

Transactions are final. A wrong address, a mistyped symbol or a signature on a malicious contract cannot be undone by us, by you or by anyone.

A launch is a point of no return: name, symbol, trading fee, price range and the quote-only fee commitment are frozen on chain forever. The summary before you sign is the last place a mistake is still fixable.

The pool's liquidity is owned by the protocol, not the creator: there is no LP token to pull, so the curve itself cannot be rugged. The floor buy happens inside the launch transaction and is burned, so the floor can only go up.

That is the whole list. We have no anti-snipe protection: a bot can buy in the first block and dump on your audience. The curve's range blunts a sweep, it does not prevent one.

A creator can still sell tokens they bought like anyone else, and can still abandon the project. Nothing on chain stops a community from evaporating.

ZeroLiquidity guarantees at most one secondary pool per token. Any other pool anyone opens for your token is unofficial, its liquidity can be pulled at any time, and it can print a price that has nothing to do with the official pools.

The contracts have not been audited by an independent third party. The self-published security review on our Security page is not a substitute for one: smart contracts can contain vulnerabilities, and a vulnerability here means lost funds with no recourse.

Networks congest, fork and reorganize. Wallets and browser extensions get compromised. RPC endpoints lie or go down.

The interface itself can be wrong: swap quotes are calculated in your browser from indexer state, the USD price comes from a Chainlink feed relayed by our indexer, and when the indexer is unavailable tokens simply show as unpriced. Always confirm the numbers your wallet shows you before signing — that is the one screen we do not control and cannot get wrong for you.

Depth on a chart is not an exit. A single sale into a small pool can crash the price and leave you with no counterparty.

Slippage on large trades against small pools can be brutal, and the price range chosen at launch caps how much of the curve a buy can ever reach.

Some supported networks are testnets. Tokens there have no monetary value at all, whatever the interface prints next to them.

The memetoken ecosystem concentrates abuse: coordinated pumps that exit on latecomers, creators dumping their whole position, impersonation of real brands and people, and fake tokens for real projects.

Anyone can deploy here without a filter. Check the contract address, the supply distribution and the state of the pool before you buy, and assume nothing because a token looks polished.

The legal and tax treatment of digital assets varies by country and keeps moving. What is allowed today may be restricted tomorrow, and you may owe tax on gains regardless.

Talk to a professional in your own country before trading, and keep your own records.