Last updated 10 Nov 2026

Risk disclosure

Launching and trading meme coins is high risk. You can lose everything you put in. Read this before you use Unison.

Meme coins can go to zero

Most meme coins lose value, and many go to zero.
A coin has no value except what buyers will pay for it. Buyers can disappear at any time.
Only put in money you can afford to lose.

Profit figures are estimates

Worth now and Profit in the app are marks at today's price. They are estimates, not money you hold.
They do not include the price drop your own sell would cause.

Selling moves the price

Every sell pushes the price down. A large sell gets less than the number on screen.
Autopilot sells at the market when it fires. In a thin market, that can be far below the number on screen.

Prices move and slippage applies

Prices can move between your quote and the trade.
Each buy and sell has a price limit (slippage). A trade outside it fails instead of filling badly. Low limits fail more often.
Other people, including bots, can buy between your spread buys.

Bonding curves and graduation

Many launchpads price a new coin on a bonding curve: a built-in market that sets the price from how much has been bought.
When the curve sells out, the coin graduates: its trading moves to a pool. On pump.fun that pool is PumpSwap. On Pons it is a locked Uniswap pool.
Each launchpad sets its own curve, graduation point and fees, and can change them.
Most coins never graduate. Graduating does not mean a coin is good. It only means the curve sold out.

Test-chain results are not real

The app can run on a test chain with test money and simulated buyers. Results there are not real and do not predict real results.

Smart-contract risk

Launchpads, pools, coins and bridges run on smart contracts that Unison did not write and does not audit. A bug, exploit or upgrade in any of them can lose funds.

Team wallets are custodial

Unison's service creates your creator and team wallets and holds their keys. Their keys are sealed and never exported.
Their money only ever goes back to your own main wallet, minus any Unison fees owed.
While money sits in them, you depend on Unison to sign. If Unison's service is down, you cannot move that money until it is back.
Bring money home to your main wallet when you are done.

Your main wallet and Privy

Your main wallet is a Privy embedded wallet. Unison never holds its key.
If you lose access, recovery goes through Privy. Unison cannot recover it for you.
If you lose access and Privy cannot restore it, the money in it may be gone for good.

Transactions are final

Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed. A send to a wrong address cannot be undone. If a launch fails, whatever was not spent goes back to your main wallet.

Services we rely on

Unison depends on pump.fun, Pons, Relay, Privy, Jito, Telegram, the blockchains it works on and their RPC providers. If one is down or changes its rules, launches, sells and sweeps can fail or be delayed. Unison is not responsible for their outages.

Your buys are public

Your team's buys are on-chain like any other transaction. Anyone can see them.

Unison is in beta

Features can change, pause or stop at any time. Something that works today may not work tomorrow.

No promises and no financial advice

Nothing on Unison is a promise of profit.
Nothing on Unison is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. If you need advice, ask a qualified adviser.
You are responsible for your own decisions, your own taxes and the laws where you live.

Last updated 10 Nov 2026. Also read: Terms of Use.