Risks

Read this before buying any clan coin or $CROWD.

• Coins can go to zero. Clan coins and $CROWD are pump.fun coins. Nothing here is investment advice, and nobody is promised anything.
• Every clan coin depends on $CROWD. All clan pairs are quoted in $CROWD. If $CROWD falls against SOL, every clan coin falls with it in SOL terms, regardless of how the clan did.
• Buybacks are not a payment to you. The Vault buys and burns a clan's coin; what the market does with the price afterwards is not controlled or promised. Buybacks are capped, chunked and executed at random times within 24 hours.
• The 2 % fee lives on pump.fun. The clan fee is a pump.fun creator fee. pump.fun can change the fee rate, its recipient or whether creator fees are configurable at all. If that happens, the flow to the Vault and to owners changes with it, or stops.
• Standings are computed off-chain by the team's indexer. The data to recompute them is published; the program checks caps and the buyback-only rule, not the ranking. Within those caps the indexer directs the buybacks; there is no on-chain insurance against a compromised indexer key. If the indexer is down, the finish is computed later from the chain.
• Two contests depend on external data. FOMO RUSH (fomo's identification) and CLOUT (TwitterScore). If the source is unavailable, that day's contest does not take place.
• Thin markets. Small clan coins move a lot on small trades. Slippage and price impact on your buy or sell are yours.
• Smart-contract risk. The program and the pump.fun contracts can contain bugs. Do not put in what you cannot lose.
• Owner behaviour. An owner can hold a large share of the supply and can sell. The clan page shows what the site knows about the owner's wallets; it cannot see all of them. A clan hidden from the front page for moderation still competes and still gets its buybacks.
• Jurisdiction. It is your responsibility to know whether using crowded is allowed where you live. See Terms.