risk & terms /

RISKS.

read this before you buy anything.

stock-token facts

a stock token isn't the stock. it's a token issued by a third party (for xStocks, Backed) that tracks the stock's price. holding it, or a coin paired to it, gives no shareholder rights.
the issuer controls the token. as of nov 9 2026, every stock token flonk lists (all 111, xStocks and Backpack Securities stocks, checked on-chain) let their issuer freeze any holder's account, pause all transfers, move tokens out of any account (including your coin's pool), and add a transfer hook later. if that happens, trading in every coin paired to that token can stop, and funds in its pools can be moved or frozen. flonk can't prevent or reverse it.
US persons. the issuer and the exchanges that carry xStocks say they're offered under Regulation S and aren't available to US persons. Backpack Securities' terms say its tokens may not be offered or sold to US persons or transferred to them, and US persons can't redeem them or receive distributions. flonk doesn't check where you are. if those rules apply to you, following them is your responsibility.
Backpack Securities stocks. they're issued by Trek Nexus Markets Ltd (British Virgin Islands). its terms let it freeze, blacklist or suspend tokens or wallet addresses and suspend redemptions or distributions for compliance reasons, and only holders on its KYC'd register can redeem or receive distributions. on-chain, each one also has an issuer-held permanent delegate and pause switch. source: Backpack Securities terms (June 10, 2026).
price. a stock-paired coin's dollar price moves when the stock token moves, even with no trades in the coin. graduation targets are fixed in the stock token, so in dollars they move too.
display amounts. xStocks use a dividend multiplier, so a wallet may show a slightly different amount than the raw on-chain number.
wallet warnings. some wallets may flag tokens with freeze or delegate powers as risky, and the flag can carry over to coins paired to them.
no endorsement. no company whose stock a token tracks has made, endorsed or works with any flonk coin or with flonk.

memecoins

memecoins are volatile and most go to zero. only use what you can lose.
holding a coin gives you no rights: no ownership, no revenue share, no claim on flonk.
bonding curves: early buyers get more tokens per unit than later buyers. selling into the curve lowers the price. a coin may never fill its curve or graduate.
creators can sell. the dev badge shows who listed a coin. it doesn't promise anything about them.

BONK pairs

BONK's price moves on its own, so a BONK-paired coin's dollar price moves with it. flonk isn't affiliated with the BONK project.

the platform

the curve and pools are Raydium's programs, not flonk's. flonk doesn't control or guarantee them.
no audit claim. flonk hasn't published an audit of its site. its on-chain parts are Raydium's standard programs.
burns: flonk may buy back and burn tokens by hand. there's no schedule or set amount, and a burn isn't a promise about price.
networks: bugs, exploits, network congestion or outages can cause losses or failed transactions.

scams and impersonation

anyone can list a coin with any name. a coin named after a famous person, brand or company isn't endorsed by them, and a coin paired to a stock token isn't endorsed by that company.
links in chat can be scams. flonk will never DM you or ask for your seed phrase.

no promises

flonk doesn't promise returns, liquidity, listings or uplisting.
you're responsible for your taxes and for following the law where you live.