Legal

Disclaimer & Risk

Last updated 14 August 2026

The uncomfortable parts, in one place and in plain language. If you read nothing else on this site, read this page.

1 · Unaffiliated — with everyone

ANSEMFUND has no relationship with Ansem. He has not endorsed, approved, reviewed or been consulted about this project in any way, and he has publicly disavowed tokens that use his name. The name is used descriptively, to say what the fees buy. Treat any suggestion of his involvement as false.

ANSEMFUND is also unaffiliated with pump.fun, PumpSwap, Meteora, Jito, Jupiter, CertiK, Vercel and Solana, beyond using their public software, public data or public tooling as any member of the public may. Their names and marks belong to them and are used for identification only. None of them has endorsed this.

2 · What the token is not

ANSEMFUND is not a share, a fund unit, a note, a deposit, or a claim on anybody. Despite the word “Fund” in the name — chosen because it describes the mechanism, not a legal structure — holding it gives you:

• no ownership, equity or shareholding in anything;
• no dividend, interest, coupon or entitlement to revenue;
• no governance, voting or control rights;
• no claim against any person or entity, and no recourse if it becomes worthless;
• no managed portfolio — nobody is investing anything on your behalf.

Any distribution that occurs is the output of a public program acting on trading fees, not a payment from an issuer, and not a return on an investment managed by anyone.

3 · No guarantee of any distribution

Distributions depend entirely on trading-fee revenue that may never materialise. Our own measurements of this category say the overwhelming majority of launches earn close to nothing — that finding applies to this token as much as to any other. If there is no volume, there are no fees, and there is nothing to distribute. There is no floor, no backstop, no treasury guarantee, and no obligation on anyone to make you whole.

Because the system is permissionless, it also depends on someone choosing to run it. Nobody is paid to. If nobody does, nothing is distributed.

4 · Software risk

• Not formally audited. An AI audit using CertiK's tooling has been run and its findings resolved; a formal audit is pending. That is not a certification and not a formal CertiK audit.
• Never run on mainnet. Every test to date has been against a local validator or forked state.
• Defects can be fatal and irreversible. A smart-contract bug can lock or destroy funds permanently, with no support desk and no chargeback.
• The distribution root is optimistic. It is defended economically — by a doubling bond — not cryptographically. A sufficiently well-funded party could in principle outbid honest correctors. We describe this openly rather than claiming trustlessness we have not achieved.
• Dependencies can change or fail — pump.fun, RPC providers, routers and wallets are all outside our control.

5 · Market risk

• Prices are volatile and can fall to zero, fast.
• Liquidity can vanish. You may be unable to sell at any price.
• Holdings can be highly concentrated, and a large holder selling can move the price sharply.
• The publisher's own position, and any team or early holdings, may be sold at any time unless explicitly locked on-chain — do not assume otherwise.
• Impersonation, phishing domains and fake contract addresses are routine in this space. Verify the contract address independently, every time.

6 · The publisher's own position

The publisher intends to acquire and hold a position in ANSEMFUND at launch. That is a conflict of interest and you should read everything on this site with it in mind: the person describing the mechanism also benefits if people use it. No lock-up is claimed here, and no promise about future selling is made — if a lock ever exists, it will be verifiable on-chain rather than asserted on a web page.

7 · About the measurements on this site

Figures describing launch economics, fee levels, holder counts and distribution reach are measurements of publicly available historical on-chain data for other tokens, taken at a point in time. They are published to show the odds any launch faces. They are:

• not projections, forecasts or targets for ANSEMFUND;
• not a promise that this token will earn fees, reach holders, or distribute anything;
• subject to change as chain state changes, and possibly stale by the time you read them.

Any dry run shown is explicitly labelled as such and is not an ANSEMFUND epoch. Where a number is measured we say so; where something is unknown we try to say that instead of estimating.

8 · Forward-looking statements

Descriptions of what the system will do, how it is intended to work, or what is planned are statements of present intention, not commitments. Plans change, code changes, and a design described here may never ship.

9 · Regulatory and tax

The regulatory treatment of tokens differs by jurisdiction and is changing. Nothing here is a representation that this token is lawful for you to acquire or hold where you live, or that it falls outside any particular regime. You are responsible for your own compliance and for any tax consequences of acquiring, holding, receiving or disposing of tokens. Seek professional advice.

10 · Contract identification

$ANSEM, the token this project's fees are used to buy, refers to the mint at 9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump. Several unrelated tokens share that ticker; confirm the address rather than the symbol. ANSEMFUND's own contract address will be published on the front page when it launches — until then, any address circulating as “ANSEMFUND” is not ours.