Legal
Risk Disclosure
Trading NFTs on-chain carries real risks. Read this before you trade, and only commit funds you can afford to lose.
Smart contract risk
Smart contracts can contain defects. The market contracts are extensively tested but not formally audited yet; a defect could lock or lose funds. Escrowed listings, bids, and offers sit in contract code, not in a company account. Interact at your own risk.
Asset and market risk
- NFTs are illiquid collectibles. Their value can go to zero, and there may be no buyer at any price when you want to exit.
- Floor prices, bids, and offers move without notice. A 'sell now' price is only real once your transaction settles.
- USDC is issued by Circle, and addresses can be frozen by its issuer. If a payout transfer fails for any reason, the amount stays claimable in the contract.
Infrastructure risk
Arc, its RPC endpoints, and this interface are young infrastructure and can experience outages, delays, or reorganisations. Your assets remain yours on-chain throughout — the contracts are usable directly even if this site is down.
Irreversibility
Every transaction is final once settled. A mistyped price, a bid on the wrong token, or a transfer to the wrong address cannot be undone by anyone.
Phishing and scams
- This site never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Nothing legitimate ever does.
- The market requests per-token approvals and exact-amount USDC allowances only. Treat any site requesting collection-wide or unlimited approvals with suspicion.
- Verify the URL before connecting a wallet, and be wary of links from unofficial channels claiming to be this market.