Last updated: 18 May 2026
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1. Not financial, investment, legal, or tax advice
Everything on StableHub — the Rug Risk Score, Hype Score, airdrop listings, whale alerts, guides, explainers, and any tool output — is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not, and must not be treated as:
- Financial advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any crypto-asset.
- Investment, trading, or portfolio-management advice.
- Legal, tax, or accounting advice.
- A solicitation or offer of any kind.
We are not registered investment advisers in any jurisdiction. Always do your own research and, where appropriate, consult a regulated professional before making financial decisions.
2. Crypto-assets are high risk
Crypto-assets are highly volatile and largely unregulated. Common risks include:
- Total loss: the value of a token can fall to zero quickly.
- Rug pulls and scams: a project may withdraw liquidity or vanish without notice.
- Smart contract bugs: code may be exploited, draining funds.
- Exchange and custodial failure: a platform can be hacked, freeze withdrawals, or become insolvent.
- Phishing and wallet compromise: signing a malicious transaction can drain a wallet instantly.
- Regulatory action: an asset legal in your country today may not be tomorrow.
Never invest money you cannot afford to lose.
3. The Rug Risk Score and other tool outputs
Our scoring tools use public on-chain and market data to flag warning signs. They are pattern-matching tools, not certifications.
- A LOW risk score does not mean a token is safe, audited, or a good investment. New scams can pass our checks before they are detected.
- A HIGH risk score does not mean a project is fraudulent. Legitimate early-stage projects often share signals with risky ones.
- Scores can change as new data arrives. The score you see today may not be the score tomorrow.
- Coverage is incomplete. Absence of a token from StableHub is not an endorsement or a warning.
Our Methodology page explains the signals, weights, and limitations behind each score.
4. AI-generated content
Some pages, summaries, and tool outputs on the Site are produced with the help of large language models (Anthropic Claude and similar). AI systems can:
- Be confidently wrong.
- Miss recent developments outside their training data.
- Misinterpret on-chain context.
Treat AI-generated output as a starting point, not a final answer. Cross-check important facts.
5. Third-party data
We pull data from CoinGecko, Etherscan, Airdrops.io, public RSS feeds of crypto news outlets, Reddit’s public JSON API, and other public sources. We do not control those services and cannot guarantee their accuracy, completeness, or availability. Where we surface third-party data, it is presented as-is.
6. Forward-looking statements
Anything that sounds like a prediction (price, adoption, hype, momentum) is opinion or modelled output, not a guarantee. Past performance and on-chain patterns do not predict future performance.
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11. Contact
Questions or corrections: [email protected]. We publish corrections promptly when we get them wrong — see our Accuracy page.