Risk Disclosure

Last updated: March 25, 2026 | Version: 1.0

1. Smart Contract Risks

• Code vulnerabilities: Despite testing and audits, smart contracts may contain undiscovered bugs that could lead to loss of funds
• Immutability: Deployed contracts cannot be modified. Critical bugs may require migration to new contracts
• Composability risks: Interactions with other DeFi protocols or contracts could introduce unexpected behavior
• Oracle risks: Any future price oracle integration could be subject to manipulation
• Admin key risks: Admin functions (pause, rate changes, emergency withdraw) are controlled by designated addresses. Compromise of these keys is a systemic risk

2. Blockchain & Network Risks

• Network congestion: BNB Smart Chain may experience high traffic, causing delayed or failed transactions
• Chain reorganization: Block reorganizations could temporarily affect transaction finality
• 51% attacks: While unlikely on BSC, a majority attack could compromise transaction integrity
• Hard forks: Network upgrades or forks could affect token and contract functionality
• RPC failures: Third-party RPC providers may experience downtime, temporarily preventing access

3. Economic Risks

• Death spiral: If new player influx stops, the P2E reward pool could be depleted, making earning impossible
• Deflationary pressure: The 15% burn rate reduces supply, which affects liquidity
• Liquidity risk: PYRA may have limited trading liquidity, making it difficult to buy or sell at desired prices
• Impermanent loss: Providing PYRA liquidity on DEXs exposes you to impermanent loss
• Game economy imbalance: Changes to game parameters could affect earning rates and token value
• Market sentiment: Broader cryptocurrency market conditions directly affect PYRA value

4. Regulatory Risks

• Changing regulations: Governments may introduce laws that restrict or prohibit blockchain gaming or token use
• Securities classification: PYRA could be classified as a security in certain jurisdictions, subjecting it to additional regulations
• Tax implications: Token earnings and transactions may be subject to taxation
• Geographic restrictions: The Service may become unavailable in certain countries due to regulatory requirements

5. Technology Risks

• Wallet security: Loss or compromise of wallet private keys results in permanent loss of all tokens and NFTs
• Phishing attacks: Malicious websites or communications may attempt to steal your credentials
• Frontend attacks: Compromised frontend code could redirect transactions to malicious addresses
• Browser extensions: Malicious browser extensions could interfere with transactions

6. Operational Risks

• Team risk: The project team may be unable to continue development due to unforeseen circumstances
• Third-party dependency: The Service depends on BNB Smart Chain, RPC providers, and other infrastructure
• Centralization risk: Admin control over contract parameters introduces centralization. Migration to decentralized governance is planned but not guaranteed

7. Mitigation Measures

While risks cannot be eliminated, Pyrapolis implements several safeguards:

• OpenZeppelin audited smart contract libraries
• ReentrancyGuard on all state-changing functions
• Ownable2Step for secure ownership transfers
• Emergency pause mechanism across all contracts
• 7-day timelock on P2E pool emergency withdrawals
• 2-day timelock on treasury withdrawals with 20% cap
• Spending opt-in mechanism (players must explicitly enable)
• Daily spending limits per wallet (200,000 PYRA)
• Comprehensive test suite (184+ automated tests)
• Continuous on-chain monitoring and alerting

8. Your Responsibilities

• Conduct your own research before participating
• Secure your wallet with strong passwords and 2FA where available
• Never share your private keys or seed phrase with anyone
• Verify you are using the official Pyrapolis website and contracts
• Only participate with funds you can afford to lose
• Consult financial and legal advisors for your specific situation