Risk Disclosure
Bunny Financial Risk Disclosure
Understand the risk before using DeFi.
Decentralized finance involves smart-contract, market, liquidity, blockchain, wallet, operational and regulatory risks. Review this disclosure before using Bunny Financial.
REMAINS
Protocol activity does not guarantee profit or capital preservation.
Digital assets and DeFi positions may lose all economic value.
Confirmed transactions may be impossible to cancel or recover.
Each wallet owner authorizes and accepts their own transaction risk.
Important notice
Bunny Financial does not eliminate the risks of decentralized finance.
Bunny provides interfaces, educational resources and access to supported blockchain workflows. It does not guarantee that a smart contract, token, liquidity pool, wallet, network, third-party service or transaction will operate without loss, delay, error or interruption.
By using Bunny Financial, users interact with blockchain-based systems through their own wallets. Users remain responsible for verifying every network, contract, token, permission, amount and wallet request before authorization.
Do not sign a transaction you cannot explain.
Assume that the entire amount may become unrecoverable.
Check official contracts, tokens and network information.
Review relevant legal, financial and tax consequences.
Scope of disclosure
Risk applies across the complete transaction lifecycle.
Risk may arise before wallet connection, during transaction preparation, while the blockchain processes a request or after a position has been created.
An interface may display expected output, token data, estimated fees or protocol information. Those values can change before the transaction is confirmed.
A successful wallet signature does not guarantee successful execution, a profitable result, continuous liquidity or future access to the same protocol function.
Risk categories
The main risks of using Bunny Financial.
Multiple risks may occur simultaneously and may reinforce one another during volatile or technically unstable conditions.
Smart-contract risk
A contract may contain coding errors, unexpected behavior, unsafe permissions, compromised dependencies or vulnerabilities that result in asset loss.
Market and price risk
Digital asset prices may change rapidly, become disconnected from previous market levels or decline permanently.
Liquidity risk
A token or pool may not contain enough liquidity to support the intended trade or withdrawal without substantial price impact.
Wallet and custody risk
Lost credentials, malicious signatures, compromised devices or incorrect approvals can result in permanent loss of wallet assets.
Blockchain network risk
Congestion, chain reorganizations, failed transactions, network interruptions or changing fee conditions may affect execution.
Legal and regulatory risk
The legal treatment of digital assets, token issuance and DeFi activity may vary by jurisdiction and change over time.
Smart-contract risk
Code can execute exactly as written and still produce an unwanted result.
Smart contracts process transactions according to deployed logic. Errors in code, configuration or dependencies can result in unexpected transfers, frozen assets or permanent loss.
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Implementation errors
A defect may allow unauthorized behavior or prevent the intended protocol function from completing.
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Privileged permissions
Authorized addresses may retain upgrade, pause, fee, minting or other administrative capabilities.
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Composability exposure
A Bunny workflow may depend on external tokens, pools, wallets or contracts with separate vulnerabilities.
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Unidentified vulnerabilities
Open-source publication, testing or review cannot prove that every possible failure has been discovered.
Market and execution risk
Prices and transaction conditions can change before confirmation.
Price volatility
The market value of a token may rise or fall rapidly, including during the time between transaction preparation and blockchain confirmation.
Slippage
The final exchange amount may differ from the displayed estimate because market and pool conditions change.
Price impact
A transaction that is large relative to available liquidity may materially change the pool exchange rate.
Failed execution
A transaction may fail because of slippage limits, contract conditions, network congestion or insufficient fees.
Transaction ordering
Other network transactions may be processed first and alter the conditions available when a user request executes.
Market discontinuity
A token may lose trading demand, become difficult to exchange or cease to have a reliable observable market price.
Liquidity provider risk
A liquidity position is not the same as holding two assets separately.
Providing liquidity creates exposure to changing pool reserves, relative asset prices, smart-contract risk and the possibility that trading fees do not compensate for losses.
The assets received when liquidity is removed may differ materially from the quantities originally supplied to the pool.
Review Liquidity Pool MechanicsWallet and operational risk
User error can be as damaging as a technical vulnerability.
Wallet ownership gives users direct control, but it also transfers credential protection and transaction review responsibilities to them.
Recovery phrase exposure
Anyone with access to a recovery phrase or private key may be able to control the associated wallet assets.
Impersonated interfaces
A copied website or fake support account may request malicious approvals, signatures or wallet credentials.
Persistent token permissions
A token approval can remain active after the intended transaction and may authorize future spending.
Incorrect blockchain
Using the wrong network or contract address may send assets to an unintended or unrecoverable destination.
Compromised environment
Malware, unsafe browser extensions or compromised hardware may alter addresses or wallet requests.
Unclear authorization
A message signature may create rights or permissions that are not immediately obvious to the user.
Token launch risk
Deploying a token creates technical, market and legal exposure.
The ability to create a token does not mean the token has utility, demand, legal suitability or sustainable liquidity.
Design
Supply and permissions may create concentration or control risk.
Deploy
Incorrect settings may become permanently embedded on-chain.
Distribute
Allocation and unlocks may affect price and governance.
Launch
Initial liquidity may be unstable or insufficient.
Operate
Ongoing disclosures and security responsibilities remain.
Third-party and infrastructure risk
Not every component of a transaction is controlled by Bunny.
A Bunny interaction may depend on external blockchain networks, wallets, tokens, pools, data providers and infrastructure services.
Network availability
A blockchain may experience congestion, interruption, reorganization, increased fees or delayed confirmation.
Wallet software
Wallet applications may contain errors, display incomplete information or become compromised independently of Bunny.
External token contracts
A token may include transfer restrictions, fees, minting permissions or malicious behavior not controlled by Bunny.
External pools and markets
Liquidity may be removed, manipulated or become insufficient without prior notice to protocol users.
Displayed information
Price, balance, route or token data may be delayed, incomplete or inconsistent with the final blockchain state.
Interface availability
Websites, nodes and infrastructure providers may become unavailable or fail to process requests correctly.
User responsibility
Direct access requires independent judgment.
Bunny does not make transaction decisions or sign blockchain requests on behalf of users.
Understanding and authorizing their own activity.
- Protecting wallet credentials and connected devices
- Verifying official Bunny access points
- Confirming blockchain networks and contract addresses
- Reviewing token approvals and transaction permissions
- Evaluating market, liquidity and contract risk
- Obtaining relevant legal, tax and financial advice
Security, liquidity, profit or transaction recovery.
- That any token will retain or increase its value
- That a liquidity position will generate a positive return
- That smart contracts contain no vulnerabilities
- That every transaction will execute successfully
- That third-party services will remain available
- That completed transactions can be reversed
No financial, legal or tax advice
Bunny information is educational and technical in nature.
Nothing on Bunny Financial should be interpreted as personalized financial, investment, legal, accounting or tax advice.
Users and token teams should obtain independent advice from qualified professionals familiar with their jurisdiction, objectives and circumstances.
Access to a protocol function does not represent a recommendation to purchase, sell, hold, issue or provide liquidity for any token.
- Personal financial circumstances and risk tolerance
- Applicable digital asset and securities laws
- Tax treatment of swaps, liquidity and token issuance
- Contract ownership and administrative permissions
- Jurisdictional restrictions on protocol participation
- Accounting and reporting responsibilities
- Cybersecurity and operational controls
- Potential complete loss of deployed capital
Risk Disclosure FAQ
Common questions about Bunny Financial risk.
Can I lose all assets used through Bunny Financial?
Does Bunny guarantee that its smart contracts are secure?
Are liquidity provider fees guaranteed?
Can Bunny reverse an incorrect transaction?
Does a successful wallet signature mean the transaction succeeded?
Can a token displayed in the Bunny App be fraudulent?
Does Bunny provide investment advice?
What should I do before using a Bunny protocol function?
Risk acknowledgement
Proceed only after understanding the possibility of complete loss.
By accessing Bunny Financial, users acknowledge that decentralized finance is experimental, blockchain transactions may be irreversible and no outcome, return, liquidity level or security condition is guaranteed.