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Risks

Limits and risks.

Read this before holding ORBIS or sending anything to the contract.

  • Experimental software.
  • Not independently audited.
  • Not financial advice.
  • Fees exist only if trading happens, so amounts can be small or zero.
  • You can lose everything you put in.
  • Not affiliated with Robinhood.
  • Holding ORBIS gives no ownership of, or claim on, any company or asset beyond the fee distribution described here.
  • Smart contract risk: a bug could lock or misallocate ETH. The contract is not independently audited.
  • Amounts can be small or zero: at launch ETH arrives only through voluntary deposits; there is no automatic fee source.
  • Market risk: the token price can fall to zero. You can lose everything you put in.
  • Admin risk: limits and exclusions can change through the timelock. Deposits can be paused for a limited time.
  • Chain risk: Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Orbit chain with a sequencer; outages or reorgs before L1 posting are possible.
  • Legal risk: rules in your country may restrict holding or using the token.
  • Interface risk: this website can be wrong or unavailable. The contract is the source of truth.

Security and disclosure

Report a suspected vulnerability privately to [email protected]. Do not test against deployed contracts with real funds. A formal disclosure policy and bug bounty are not published yet.

More detail: Risks in the docs · Admin and keys