Risk Disclosure

Hyprintent is a custodial tool that pulls the USDC you specify from your wallet, deploys tokens from its own bot wallet on alt.fun's bonding-curve launchpad on HyperEVM (chain ID 999), and distributes a share of the creator fees it collects. Before you use it, you must understand and accept the following categories of risk:

• You may lose all funds committed to any launch or transaction.
• Tokens can and frequently do go to zero with no recovery path.
• The Service is custodial. Funds Hyprintent holds in transit and the pooled creator fees can be lost, stolen, frozen, seized, or unrecoverable, and you rely entirely on Hyprintent's solvency and good operation.
• The 20% launcher revenue share and 10% buy-and-burn are discretionary, best-effort mechanisms — there is no guarantee they occur, occur in full, or occur on time.
• There is no guarantee Hyprintent deploys your token correctly, or that alt.fun accrues or pays any creator fees for it.
• Smart-contract bugs can result in permanent loss of funds.
• Network issues, RPC failures, or bridge failures can cause transaction failures or lost gas.
• The X (Twitter) integration can fail or be suspended at any time.
• Regulatory changes in your jurisdiction could affect your ability to use the Service or the legal status of your holdings.
• You are solely responsible for all decisions, spend-cap configuration, and the security of your X account and wallet.

This disclosure does not cover every risk. Cryptocurrency and DeFi protocols present novel and evolving risks that no disclosure can fully enumerate. You must conduct your own research.

You can lose 100% of any funds you commit through this Service. This is not a theoretical risk — it is a routine outcome in bonding-curve token markets. Tweeting a launch command causes Hyprintent to pull your specified USDC amount and use it to seed a token deployment from its own wallet. This does not guarantee any return, any value of the launched tokens you receive, or any ability to sell at a meaningful price.

Once a transaction is submitted and confirmed on the HyperEVM blockchain, it is final and irreversible. Hyprintent cannot recover funds from a confirmed on-chain transaction for any reason, including erroneous commands, unintended behavior, or smart-contract failures.

Past price performance of any token, any yield of any prior user, or any statement made about a token's potential is not indicative of future results and should not inform your trading decisions.

The Service is custodial. This is one of the most significant risks you accept. When you tweet a launch command, Hyprintent pulls the USDC amount you specified from your connected wallet into a Hyprintent-controlled bot wallet. From that moment, and in any partial-failure or refund scenario, those funds are held and controlled by Hyprintent, not by you. Hyprintent is also the on-chain creator of every token it launches, so the creator fees alt.fun pays accumulate in a commingled, pooled balance that Hyprintent holds and controls until it chooses to distribute it.

• Loss, theft, or compromise: funds in transit and pooled fees can be lost or stolen through key compromise, an exploit of the bot wallet or its smart contracts, insider misconduct, or operator error. There is no deposit insurance and no segregated or trust account.
• Insolvency and operator dependence: you have only a contractual, best-effort claim to any distribution. You rely entirely on Hyprintent remaining solvent, secure, and operational. If Hyprintent ceases operating, is compromised, or becomes insolvent, custodied funds and pooled fees may be permanently and totally lost.
• Freezing and seizure: custodied funds and pooled fees may be frozen, seized, or rendered inaccessible by smart-contract failure, sanctions action, litigation, or regulatory or law-enforcement intervention.
• No guaranteed return path: in an adverse event Hyprintent may be unable, delayed, or legally prevented from returning custodied funds or distributing pooled fees. You may never recover them.

You accept full custody risk as a condition of using the Service. Do not commit any amount you are not prepared to lose entirely while it is in Hyprintent's custody.

Hyprintent states an intention to distribute, on a best-effort basis, 20% of the creator fees accrued for a launched token to the launching wallet, and to use 10% of those fees to buy that token on-chain and burn it, retaining the remainder. These are discretionary, best-effort mechanisms, not guarantees.

• There is no guarantee any distribution or buy-and-burn will occur, occur in full, occur on time, or recur. The percentages, milestone thresholds, timing, and execution are configurable and may be changed, delayed, batched, reduced, or suspended at any time — including for solvency, security, legal, operational, or network reasons.
• The revenue share is not a yield, dividend, interest, profit interest, or guaranteed payment, and is not a security or debt instrument. It depends entirely on creator fees actually accruing and on Hyprintent's continued solvency and operation.
• The buy-and-burn is not designed or guaranteed to support, raise, or stabilize a token's price. Its market impact may be negligible or nil, and it does not protect you from loss.
• Distributions and buybacks are themselves on-chain transactions subject to gas, slippage, MEV, failure, and the smart-contract and network risks described elsewhere in this disclosure.

The launch flow depends on Hyprintent correctly deploying your token from its bot wallet and on alt.fun accruing and paying creator fees. None of this is guaranteed:

• Deployment failure: the deployment transaction may revert, be delayed, be misconfigured, or produce a token with unintended parameters. If your USDC was already pulled, Hyprintent will attempt a best-effort refund but cannot guarantee one is possible or complete.
• No creator fees: alt.fun may accrue no creator fees for your token, may change or stop its creator-fee program, or may make fees unclaimable. If no fees accrue, there is nothing to distribute and no revenue share.
• Token worthlessness: the launched tokens transferred to your wallet are speculative and commonly have little or no market value. Receiving them confers no guaranteed value.
• Accounting and tracking errors: milestone tracking and interval-based fee accounting are software processes that may contain bugs, miscount, double-count, or undercount, affecting any amount you might otherwise receive.

alt.fun uses a deterministic bonding curve to price tokens before graduation. Key properties of this model that increase risk:

• Price impact: every buy raises the price and every sell lowers it. Large orders in low- liquidity markets can move the price substantially, to your detriment.
• Slippage: between the time a quote is generated and the time a transaction is confirmed, the price may move. Hyprintent does not guarantee execution at the previewed price. Slippage can result in a worse-than-expected number of tokens received or USDC returned.
• MEV and front-running: block producers and searchers on HyperEVM may observe pending transactions and insert their own transactions ahead of yours, extracting value from your trade.
• Graduation threshold: a token only migrates from the bonding curve to an AMM pair if it raises approximately $9,000 USDC. Many tokens never graduate. A token that does not graduate may have permanently constrained liquidity on the bonding curve.
• No refund mechanism: the bonding curve does not provide a refund or recovery mechanism if a token fails to attract buyers. Your seed buy may be worth substantially less or nothing shortly after deployment.

All transactions executed through Hyprintent interact with smart contracts deployed by alt.fun on HyperEVM. Smart contracts carry inherent risks that cannot be eliminated:

• Bugs and vulnerabilities: even audited contracts may contain undiscovered vulnerabilities. A bug in alt.fun's Zap, Bonding, or Router contracts could result in permanent loss of funds.
• Upgrade risk: contracts may be upgraded by their owners. An upgrade could change the behavior of existing functions, rendering Hyprintent's calldata incorrect or unsafe.
• Dependency risk: the contracts depend on the HyperEVM node infrastructure. Forks, chain reorgs, or consensus failures in the underlying network could affect transaction finality.
• Token contract risk: individual tokens deployed on alt.fun may have additional contract-level risks, including backdoors inserted by malicious deployers. Hyprintent does not review or audit individual token contracts.

Hyprintent is not responsible for losses arising from smart-contract failures, bugs, or upgrades in any contract it interacts with, whether operated by alt.fun, BounceTech, Hyperliquid, or any other party.

The Service depends on multiple layers of third-party infrastructure, each of which can fail:

• RPC availability: Hyprintent submits transactions to HyperEVM via RPC endpoints. If these endpoints are unavailable or congested, transactions may be delayed, failed, or submitted multiple times. You may pay gas for a transaction that ultimately fails.
• Bridge risk: funding your HyperEVM wallet requires bridging assets. Bridges are a historically high-risk component of the DeFi stack and have been subject to numerous exploits. Hyprintent is not responsible for losses during bridging.
• Network congestion: during periods of high activity, gas prices may spike or blocks may fill, causing transaction delays or failures.
• Hyprintent service downtime: the Service may be unavailable due to maintenance, bugs, infrastructure failures, or external attacks. During downtime, you will be unable to execute new trades or revoke the delegated signer via the terminal (you can always revoke on-chain directly).

To enable tweet-triggered launches, you grant Hyprintent a delegated-signer authorization that lets it pull the USDC you specify from your wallet and complete the launch lifecycle. While this authorization is designed to be narrowly scoped, capped, and revocable, it lets Hyprintent move your funds and introduces risks you should understand:

• Scope enforcement at the application layer: the allowlist and spend-cap constraints are enforced in Hyprintent's application code, not by a cryptographic on-chain mechanism. A bug in this enforcement could result in unintended transactions. You should set conservative spend caps and monitor your wallet activity.
• X account compromise: if your X account is compromised, an attacker could attempt to submit commands in your name. Hyprintent's proof-of-ownership binding is designed to prevent this, but no protection is unconditional. If you believe your X account has been compromised, immediately revoke the delegated signer from the terminal or directly on-chain.
• Hyprintent infrastructure compromise: if Hyprintent's backend, delegated-signer credentials, or bot wallet were compromised, the delegated signer could be misused to pull funds up to your caps, and any USDC or pooled fees already held by Hyprintent could be stolen. Conservative spend caps limit, but do not eliminate, your exposure; they do not protect funds already in Hyprintent's custody.

You can revoke the delegated signer authorization at any time from the Hyprintent terminal or directly via an on-chain transaction from your wallet. Revocation stops future pulls; it does not reverse transactions already broadcast or recall funds already held by Hyprintent. We strongly recommend revoking if you no longer plan to use the Service.

Hyprintent's core functionality depends on the X (Twitter) platform. X is a third-party service over which Hyprintent has no control. The following X-related risks apply:

• X may suspend or restrict your account at any time, for any reason, preventing you from submitting commands to Hyprintent. Hyprintent has no ability to appeal or override X's account actions.
• X may change its API, rate limits, or platform behavior in ways that break Hyprintent's ability to read mentions or verify account ownership. The Service may cease to function, possibly without warning.
• X platform outages may delay or prevent execution of your commands. In volatile markets, delays can result in significant adverse price movement.
• Hyprintent's use of the X platform may be subject to X's own terms of service. Changes to those terms could require Hyprintent to modify or discontinue features.

Tokens on alt.fun's bonding curve may be extremely illiquid. The following scenarios can result in an inability to sell at any price:

• Low buy-side liquidity: if no buyers exist at the time you attempt to sell, your sell transaction may fail or execute at a price far below your cost basis.
• Reserve drain: on very low-volume tokens, the bonding-curve reserve can be drained such that sell transactions revert until new buys refill it. This is a known characteristic of alt.fun's bonding-curve mechanism.
• Abandoned tokens: the vast majority of tokens deployed on bonding-curve platforms never graduate and are abandoned. If you hold tokens in such a project, your investment may become effectively worthless.

Bonding-curve token markets are permissionless and largely unregulated, creating significant risks from bad actors:

• Rug pulls: token creators may deploy a token, create initial activity, and then abandon it or take other actions that destroy its value. Hyprintent does not screen tokens for legitimacy.
• Pump-and-dump schemes: coordinated groups may artificially inflate a token's price before selling their holdings, leaving later buyers with worthless tokens.
• Social engineering: on X, bad actors may impersonate legitimate projects or influential accounts to drive demand for tokens they intend to dump.
• Malicious token contracts: as noted in section 04, individual token implementations may contain hidden mechanisms that prevent selling or divert funds.

Hyprintent is a tool that executes the commands you give it. It does not perform due diligence on individual tokens, does not verify claims made about tokens on social media, and is not responsible for losses due to fraud or manipulation by third parties.

The legal status of digital assets, token launches, and DeFi trading is uncertain and actively evolving in many jurisdictions worldwide. Regulatory risks include:

• Regulatory authorities in your jurisdiction may determine that certain tokens constitute securities, commodities, or other regulated instruments. Buying, selling, or deploying such tokens without appropriate registration or authorization may be illegal.
• Regulatory changes may restrict or prohibit the use of DeFi platforms, bonding-curve launchpads, or specific categories of tokens in your jurisdiction.
• Sanctions programs could be expanded or modified to apply to on-chain activities, wallets, or token contracts, potentially blocking your ability to transact.
• Tax authorities may treat token deployments, purchases, and sales as taxable events. The tax treatment of digital asset transactions varies by jurisdiction and is frequently updated.

You are solely responsible for determining and complying with the laws and regulations applicable to your use of the Service in your jurisdiction. Hyprintent does not provide legal advice. If you are uncertain about the legal status of any activity, consult a qualified legal professional in your jurisdiction.

On-chain transactions — including token deployments, purchases, and sales — may be taxable events in your jurisdiction. Taxable events may include:

• Realizing a gain or loss on the sale of a digital asset.
• Receiving the launched tokens in connection with a USDC seed pull (potentially treated as a barter or other taxable transaction).
• Receiving a revenue-share distribution or any creator-fee or referral reward on-chain.

Hyprintent does not track your tax obligations, generate tax reports, or provide tax advice. You are responsible for maintaining records of all transactions and for consulting a qualified tax professional regarding your obligations. On-chain data provides a public, permanent record of all transactions that tax authorities may access.

Hyprintent does not give financial, investment, trading, tax, or legal advice of any kind. Nothing in the Service, its output, or any communications from Hyprintent constitutes a recommendation to deploy, buy, or sell any token or to engage in any particular trading strategy.

You are solely responsible for all decisions you make using the Service. This includes the choice to connect your wallet, set spend caps, submit commands via X or the terminal, and interpret or act on any output of the Service.

By using the Service, you represent that you have read this disclosure, understand the risks described herein, and accept them. You further acknowledge that this disclosure does not enumerate every risk, and that additional, unforeseeable risks may arise.

If you do not understand or are not comfortable with these risks, do not use the Service.