Risks
Last updated October 2026
Meme coins are extremely risky. Only use money you can afford to lose completely. Nothing on sasa is financial advice.
- Prices can fall to zero in minutes. Most new coins never graduate, and most graduated coins lose value.
- Creators and big holders can sell at any time, even if a coin looks safe. Safety checks only catch some warning signs.
- Smart contracts can have bugs. sasa's contracts are tested but have not had an independent audit yet, so money in them is limited for now.
- Blockchains and bridges can be slow, congested or fail; moving money or coins between chains depends on third-party services.
- Graduation pauses trading briefly while every chain is settled; prices can move when trading resumes.
- Slippage: the price can change between your tap and the trade landing; your trade is cancelled if it moves more than your limit.
- Your account: anyone with access to your email or device may be able to move your funds. Keep them secure.
- Mistakes are final: blockchain transfers can't be undone. Check addresses and networks.
- Rules can change: laws about crypto differ by country and change often.