| Operator risk | A keeper completes your launch. If it is down, compromised or dishonest, a launch can stall or fail, and the refund is a promise, not a contract. |
| Half-launched coin | The two chains are separate: a coin can exist on Pons and not on pump.fun if the second step fails. It is refunded minus costs. |
| Two prices | The two coins are independent. They will trade at different prices, and a buyer on one side may pay more than on the other. Nothing here promises a single price. |
| Coin risk | A new bonding-curve coin can lose all its value. Creating one on two chains doubles the places where that can happen. |
| Contract risk | The Robinhood Chain contracts are tested on a fork and not audited. |
| Smart-wallet and RPC risk | A failed RPC call or a changed pump.fun program can break the pipeline. |
| Fee sharing | pump.fun's fee sharing is locked after one call. A wrong address given at launch cannot be changed. Check the addresses on the launch page. |
| Regulatory risk | Launching and promoting a coin can be regulated where you live. That is yours to check. |