Risks
Know the risks before you trade
yeets.fun shows market data from public sources and lets you swap from your own wallet. It doesn’t give investment advice, and nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy or sell. This page explains the main ways you can lose money.
Most memecoins lose most of their value
Prices can rise or fall by more than half in a day, and many tokens end up worth nothing. Only trade what you can afford to lose entirely.
Anyone can create a token with any name
Names, tickers and images can copy a real person, a brand or another coin. The only reliable identity is the full mint address, so check it before you trade. Tokens are not reviewed before they appear here, and appearing on yeets.fun is not an endorsement.
Small pools move a lot
When a pool holds little liquidity, every trade moves the price, and selling a large amount may only be possible at a much lower price. The swap panel shows the price impact and the minimum you’ll receive: read both before you approve.
Market data can be late or wrong
Prices, market caps, liquidity and volume come from DEX Screener and GeckoTerminal and may lag the price you actually get. Wallet labels on the site are unverified. See the data sources.
Swaps are final
The separate trading desk routes swaps through Jupiter on Solana mainnet, with your approval in your own wallet. These swaps use real tokens and SOL. Once a transaction is confirmed on Solana, nobody can reverse it, including yeets.fun.
Keep your wallet safe
yeets.fun never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Anyone who does is trying to take your funds. Only approve transactions you started and understand.
Devnet test launch
Coins launch on Solana devnet. Tokens and SOL on this network are for testing. A launch requires the creator’s wallet approval and a successful on-chain transaction. The trading desk uses Solana mainnet, so test coins can’t be traded there.
This describes the site’s settings. It doesn’t promise that a launch or graduation will succeed. See the launch settings before approving a launch.
What the flags on the market feed mean
- Down …% in 24h: the price fell by 50% or more in the last 24 hours.
- Liquidity under $10K: the main pool holds less than $10,000, so each trade moves the price a lot.
- No trades in 24h: nobody traded the token in the last 24 hours.
Flagged tokens are hidden from the market feed unless you switch off “Hide flagged”. Search results and your watchlist always show everything, with the flags.
The flags come straight from the data providers’ numbers; nobody reviews the tokens. A missing number is not a flag, because many new tokens report no liquidity at all. A token without flags is not safe either: the flags only catch a few obvious signs.
About this page
This is a plain-language summary. It isn’t legal or financial advice and it isn’t the site’s terms of service.