Reference
Security & risks
Outlaw.fun is built to remove the ways a launchpad can hurt you — and to be honest about the risks that remain. This page covers the audit, exactly what 'unruggable' means, and the disclosures you should read before trading.
The audit
The contracts were put through an adversarial multi-agent audit — the core logic was attacked from multiple angles rather than just read once. The core came back clean:
| Area | Result |
|---|---|
| Curve math | Clean — buy/sell/invariant behave as published. |
| Reentrancy | Clean — no reentrant paths through trades or graduation. |
| Graduation & pair-seeding | Clean — the four.meme-style pair seeding can't be front-run or hijacked. |
| Token transfer guard | Clean — pre-graduation transfer restriction holds. |
The findings that were raised concerned owner privileges — the protocol owner having more room to tune parameters than necessary. Those were fixed directly: fees are now capped, and the graduation fee is snapshotted per pool so it can't be changed on a token after launch.
What "unruggable" means — precisely
It is worth being exact, because the word is overused. Unruggable here refers to specific, verifiable properties at two levels:
Token level
- No owner: an individual token contract has no admin who can change its rules.
- No mint: the 1,000,000,000 supply is fixed — nobody can print more to dump on you.
- No blacklist / no pause: no one can freeze your balance or block you from selling.
- LP burned at graduation: the Uniswap liquidity tokens are sent to a dead address, so liquidity can never be pulled.
Platform level
- The FeeSplitter's 80/20 split is immutable — the 20% owed to traders can't be reduced.
- Fees are capped, so even the owner can only tune them within fixed bounds, never arbitrarily.
- The graduation fee is snapshotted per pool at launch and capped ≤ 0.2 ETH.
Unruggable ≠ risk-free
Honest risk disclosures
- Memecoins are high-risk. The large majority of tokens on any launchpad trend to zero. Only trade what you can afford to lose entirely.
- Single sequencer. Robinhood Chain, like most rollups today, relies on a centralized sequencer. It can order or delay transactions and could in principle go down; this is an availability/censorship risk outside Outlaw.fun's control.
- Owner can tune capped fees. The protocol owner can adjust fees within their hard caps. They cannot remove the 80/20 rewards split, mint tokens, or touch burned liquidity — but fee parameters are not fully frozen.
- Smart-contract risk. An audit reduces risk; it does not eliminate it. Bugs can exist in any contract. Treat funds accordingly.
- Volatility & slippage. Curve prices move fast, especially near launch. Set slippage deliberately — see Trading.
Not financial advice