1. Acceptance

Using gramble.fun means you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the site. If you use Gramble on behalf of a company, you confirm you may accept these terms for it.

2. What Gramble is

Gramble is an interface to smart contracts that other people wrote and deployed on TON: the Uranus Meme Factory bonding curves, and DeDust pools once a token migrates. We build the transaction your wallet then signs and broadcasts, and we show you data about those contracts. Gramble is not a party to your trades, does not operate or control the contracts, and cannot stop, reverse or refund anything that happens on chain. Gramble does not take custody of your funds, with one exception: launching a reward token briefly puts your payment and the tokens it buys in Gramble's hands, described in section 8. Some tokens name a Gramble wallet as a second fee recipient; apart from the reward-token launch payments in section 8, that wallet only ever holds Gramble's own fees between payouts, never anyone else's funds. Once a token has migrated, its trades execute on DeDust under DeDust's own terms; our in-app swap only builds the message your wallet signs.

3. Your wallet, your keys

Gramble is non-custodial, except for the reward-token launch flow described in section 8. Otherwise, you connect your own wallet, and every transaction is signed there by you. Read what your wallet shows you before you sign, because that screen, not ours, is what actually gets executed. Gramble will never ask for your seed phrase or private keys, and anyone who does is trying to rob you. Your wallet, and the bridge it uses to talk to this site, are third-party software outside our control. If a wallet fails to deliver a transaction, shows you something different from what we built, or loses your keys, that is between you and the wallet.

4. Tokens created by users

Anyone can launch a token here. Launches are not reviewed, endorsed, audited or verified by us, and names, symbols, images, links and description text are written by their creators; the only thing we add is a note that the token was deployed on gramble.fun. Creators are responsible for their own tokens, metadata and claims about them. By submitting an image or text you confirm you have the rights to it and grant Gramble a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to store it, add our attribution note to it, pin it to IPFS, and display and distribute it wherever the token is shown. IPFS is public, so pinned content can persist elsewhere even after we unpin it. A token appearing on this site is not a recommendation to buy it, and names can be copied: check the address.

5. Risks, and use at your own risk

Meme tokens are extremely risky and you can lose everything you put in. Prices move violently, and a transaction that fails still costs gas. Quotes are estimates: what you actually receive depends on the state of the contract at the moment your transaction executes, and the order in which transactions land on the chain is not under anyone's control here. Smart contracts can contain bugs, and the TON network itself can be congested, unavailable, upgraded, forked or reorganised. Rules about tokens can change where you live and may affect whether you can use this site at all. You use Gramble at your own risk.

6. Information on the site

Prices, charts, market caps, holder counts and PnL come from indexing the chain, balances are read from the chain through our own node, and USD figures use a third-party rate feed; all of it can be delayed, incomplete or simply wrong. The chain is the only record that counts; treat our numbers as an aid, not as proof. Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, and using it creates no advisory, brokerage, fiduciary or other relationship in which we would owe you a duty to act in your financial interest. You are responsible for your own taxes and for your own decisions.

7. Fees

Trades carry a trading fee, split between the token creator and the platform; the fee that applies to a given token is shown on that token's own page. Every creator chooses the trading fee when launching, from 0.1 percent to 10 percent, and the same fee applies on the bonding curve and in the pool after the token migrates. Network gas is on top of both. These fees are charged by the contracts and the network, not collected off chain by us, and creators claim their share through the same contracts. On a reward token, Gramble is the token's creator and receives the creator fee, and the platform's entire share, not only part of it, funds the holder rewards described below. Gramble may change the platform's configurable parameters for future launches.

8. Holder rewards

A reward token works differently from an ordinary launch. Gramble's own reward wallet deploys the token, so Gramble, not the person who filled in the launch form, is its creator on chain and receives the creator fee. That person is shown as the token's creator on Gramble but holds no on-chain creator rights and receives no creator fee. To launch, they send GRAM to Gramble's reward wallet to cover the deploy cost and, optionally, an initial buy, and Gramble then deploys the token automatically. If Gramble cannot deploy, for example because the payment arrives late, is too small, comes from a different wallet, or launches are paused, we refund it to the sending wallet minus a small fixed fee covering network costs; a refund too small to cover that fee is not sent. When an initial buy is included, Gramble makes that buy as part of the deploy and transfers the purchased tokens to the creator's wallet; between payment and delivery, normally a matter of seconds, Gramble holds the creator's GRAM and those tokens. This is the only case in which Gramble holds a user's funds. Any part of the deploy cost the network does not use stays with the token and is added to its holder rewards; it is not returned to the creator. After a reward token migrates to DeDust, the pool's liquidity position belongs to Gramble.

Reward tokens pay their holders a share of another token on a recurring schedule, shown on that token's own page. These payouts are made voluntarily out of Gramble's own share of that token's trading fees, plus any unused part of its deploy cost; they are never funded by holders' deposits. Holding such a token creates no entitlement to any payout, and Gramble may skip, delay, reduce or pause a payout at any time, for any reason, including too little having accumulated, the buying route being unavailable, or a safety check failing. The size of any payout depends on trading activity and on market prices, both outside our control, and is never guaranteed. Some addresses, such as trading pools, platform wallets and the token contract itself, are excluded from every payout, and a small holding may be skipped in a given round. The token bought and paid out is a third-party token that Gramble does not issue, control or vouch for, and its value can fall to zero. You are responsible for any taxes on anything you receive this way. Creators are responsible for their own statements about their token's rewards, and Gramble does not endorse them.

9. Eligibility and prohibited use

You must be at least 18 years old and have the capacity to enter these terms. You may not use Gramble if you are subject to sanctions, or if using it is unlawful where you are. Do not use the site for market manipulation, fraud, money laundering, malware or the sale of anything illegal. Do not attack, overload, scrape abusively or otherwise try to break the service, and do not use it to harm other users. Where these terms are broken, or where the law or sanctions require it, we may hide or remove a token from the interface, refuse or suspend access, block a wallet from the site, or restrict access from particular regions. None of that touches the contracts or your assets on chain.

10. Reporting content

If a token's name, image, description or links infringe your copyright or are illegal, report it to us on Telegram (see Contact below). Include the token's address, what the content is, and why it infringes or is illegal. For a copyright report, also say who the rights holder is and include a statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not authorised.

When we act on a report, we remove the token's image, description and links from Gramble, stop hosting its files on our storage, and hide the token from the lists on the site. What we cannot do: the token contract, its data on chain and any copies held by others (other sites, wallets, explorers or storage nodes) are outside our control, and we cannot remove or change them.

11. Competition and creator claims

The weekly competition and the creator-claims dashboard are provided as they are, as extras. Both are computed from chain state, so the figures they show can change as that state is re-read; a week's result is frozen once that week closes. The rules, weighting and prize pool may change, and a week may be cancelled. Any incentive program, this one or a future one, exists at our discretion and can be changed or ended at any time. No payout is owed to anyone until it has actually been executed on chain.

12. Availability and changes

The site can be slow, unavailable, changed or discontinued at any time, with or without notice, including for maintenance. We may also pause trading or launches on the site while the contracts keep running on chain. The contracts on chain are not ours to switch off and keep running regardless. The site also depends on the TON network and on third-party infrastructure we do not run; congestion, outages, upgrades or forks there can delay or fail transactions and take the site down with them. We may change these terms; the date at the top of this page says when they last changed, and continuing to use the site means you accept the current version.

13. No warranty and limitation of liability

THE SITE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE", WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Gramble and the people behind it are not liable for any loss arising from your use of the site or of the contracts it interfaces with. That includes lost funds, lost profits, failed or delayed transactions, wrong or stale data, and the acts of token creators or other users. Some jurisdictions do not allow parts of this exclusion, in which case it applies as far as their law permits.

14. Severability

If any part of these terms turns out to be unenforceable, that part is treated as narrowed to what is enforceable, or removed, and the rest of the terms stay in force.

15. Contact

Questions about these terms, or about the site: write to us on Telegram at t.me/gramble.