> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://raretyperesearch.gitbook.io/stockmon/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://raretyperesearch.gitbook.io/stockmon/status-and-risks.md). # Status, safety, and risks Stockmon is experimental software. Use this page to tell what is available, what is simulated, and what is coming soon. ## How to read product status The Stockmon app uses these labels: | Label | Meaning | | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Onchain / live | Reads or actions are bound to the identified chain, contracts, and release | | Testnet rehearsal | Uses testnet contracts or assets with no production value | | Simulated | Local or fixture behavior; no wallet, NFT, or real funds move | | Coming soon | Not available yet; no wallet action or asset movement | | Blocked / unavailable | A required source, route, contract, or safety check did not pass | Never infer a live action from source code, a deployed address, an old document or a successful simulation. ## Hunt successor release checkpoint **17 September 2026:** 50 contracts and linked libraries have been deployed, and 13 configuration calls completed. Controlled activation and public Hunt/Breeding opening remain pending at this checkpoint. The published flow describes the successor release, not permission to send funds to a contract. See the [Hunt & Aetheryn contract map](https://raretyperesearch.gitbook.io/stockmon/status-and-risks/hunt-and-aetheryn-contract-map) for the white-background schematic, asset flow, role boundaries and public deployment directory. **Read the evidence labels:** deployment receipts establish deployment; read-only chain observations describe a named block; local or synthetic checks exercise test inputs; fork rehearsals run on a fork. Historical r6 and Case 1 are fork proofs, not mainnet Hunt completions. None of these labels means the system is independently audited or risk-free. ## Current product map | System | Public understanding | | ----------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Genesis 116 art and DNA | Fixed, visible collection model | | `$MON` | Canonical token on Robinhood Chain; use only the contract shown on the MON page | | Wallet, mint, Feed, Vault, and redemption | Available only when the Stockmon app enables the action and shows its exact transaction | | Markets | Read-only exact Vault ledgers and timestamped display estimates; hides unsupported current USD values | | Marketplace and Den | Noncustodial Genesis orderbook and owner workspace; available only when enabled in the app | | Hunt | Successor contracts deployed and configured; activation and public opening pending at the dated checkpoint above. | | Breeding and offspring | Successor contracts deployed and configured; public Egg sealing and hatching remain pending. The published owner rules describe the intended release flow. | | PVP | Coming soon; no matchmaking, battle, entry payment, ranking, or reward is live | | Aetheryn | Separate successor Egg and Child collections are deployed; public incubation, hatching and descendant use remain pending activation. | | Agent payments | Coming soon; there is no paid-agent endpoint, autonomous spending permission, or agent-only MON utility today | | Forge | Art planning and generation tooling only; never a token, vault, mint, or marketplace | ## Main risks ### Market and liquidity risk `$MON`, NFTs, WETH, USDG, Stock Tokens, and liquidity positions can change in value. A route may be unavailable or expensive. There is no guaranteed return, liquidity, or redemption value. ### Smart-contract and integration risk Contracts, adapters, indexers, wallets, routers, external protocols, and RPC providers can contain defects or become unavailable. Stockmon stops when it cannot prove success. ### Wallet and transaction risk Users control their wallets. Confirm the account, network, contract, token ID, recipient, calldata meaning, value, fee envelope, and irreversible effects in the wallet itself. ### Custody and issuer risk Pooled Vault assets depend on contract accounting and the transfer behavior of each issuer token. A paused, frozen, or blocklisted token may delay an individual claim. ### Experimental governance risk Stockmon relies on privileged controller, fee-authority, attestor and collection-management roles. Their authorization is part of the trust model; these docs do not claim every role is a multisig, hardware wallet or decentralized governance system. Loss, compromise, censorship or unavailability of a required role can affect admission, settlement, transfers or release timing. ### Data and display risk An indexer or price feed can be stale. Onchain ownership, contract state, exact integer balances, and verified receipts remain authoritative. ## Safety rules Stockmon keeps * No silent switch from failed live behavior to simulation. * No server-held user private keys. * No hidden Marketplace fee. * No duplicate Genesis IDs. * No withdrawal from a living Genesis basket. * No Hunt loss charged against the Genesis Feed. * No child inherits financial rights from visual DNA. * No Breeding outcome reroll, compatible-pair bypass, fertility reset, artless child mint, or post-Seal timeout refund. * No “completed” label without the required chain evidence. * No autonomous agent payment without an exact quote, bounded policy, duplicate protection, and reconcilable receipt. * No PVP payment, reward, or result rule implied by a coming-soon page. {% hint style="danger" %} Never start a transaction from an old screenshot, chat message, copied address, or documentation example. 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