Risk disclosure

Tokens can go to zero

Anyone can launch a token. Most launched tokens have no utility and many lose nearly all value. Prices on a bonding curve move quickly, and an early buyer selling can push the price down sharply. Only use funds you can afford to lose entirely.

No endorsement

Token names, tickers, artwork, descriptions and links are written by creators and stored on-chain without review. A token that references Zcash, ZEAL, Robinhood or any other project is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Launches are not Zcash assets and are not shielded.

Wrapped ZEC risk

Every market settles in zZEC, a reserve-backed wrapped ZEC issued by ZEAL. Its value depends on the operator holding native ZEC and honouring redemptions. Its admin roles are held by single keys and its audit is listed as pending by the issuer. If zZEC lost its backing or liquidity, every ZECDock market would be affected, and a market's quote asset cannot be changed after launch. Read our verification notes.

Smart contract risk

• The ZECDock contracts are tested extensively but have not been independently audited. Bugs could cause loss of funds.
• They integrate Uniswap V3 and zZEC, whose behaviour ZECDock does not control.
• Graduated liquidity is locked permanently by design and cannot be recovered by anyone, including the creator or the protocol.

Network risk

Robinhood Chain is a young L2. Sequencer downtime, RPC outages, reorgs or bridge delays can prevent or delay transactions. Gas is paid in ETH, which you need to bridge to Robinhood Chain.

Price data

USD values are informational, based on a public ZEC/USD feed and assuming zZEC trades 1:1 with ZEC. Charts and statistics come from an indexer that can lag the chain. The contract quote shown before you sign is authoritative.

Regulation and taxes

You are responsible for complying with the laws that apply to you, including restrictions on trading digital assets in your jurisdiction and any tax obligations.