Updated 2026-08-19. This page lists the things Hashling is not able to do to you, and where to check each one. Every line points at a contract, a query, or a rule that exists today. Nothing here is a promise about the future.
1. We cannot take your funds
Curve reserves live in the factory contract (0x3b38…7d523, source-verified). It has no owner, no pause, no upgrade path, and no function that withdraws reserves. The only paths that move ETH out are sell and, once enabled, graduate.
HashlingSwap holds nothing. (0x16Bc…53a1.) ETH and tokens pass through inside one call; the contract's balance is zero after every trade and it refuses direct ETH transfers.
External venues keep their own execution. hood.fun curves call hood.fun’s verified factory; Flap curves call Flap’s verified Portal; Noxa and other supported v3 markets route through HashlingSwap into Uniswap.
Every order is simulated first. A revert is shown before a wallet prompt, and the prompt shows the real to address. It must be HashlingFactory, HashlingSwap, one of the two hood.fun factories, or Flap’s Portal—never an address supplied by the page URL.
2. We cannot edit your token's page
Only the creator can set banner, art, links, and updates — proven by a wallet signature from the address that created the token, read from the chain. Hashling has no admin override for that.
Only holders can comment. Balance is read from the token contract at post time; the allowance scales with stake in basis points, never in dollars.
Copycats cannot claim your page. A different contract is a different page with a different address on it.
3. We cannot sell the ranking
The board's ranking query never reads the promotions table. Paid slots appear in their own column, labelled as paid, with the amount shown. This is checkable in the code, not asserted here.
Hashling-launched tokens get no preference over another venue. hood.fun, Noxa, Flap, lemon, Hashling and unclassified tokens use the same ranking query.
4. We cannot take the tokens down by going dark
The site is a reader. Everything on it is read from the chain and IPFS. If hashling.xyz went offline tomorrow, the contracts and pools would keep working—the same reason hood.fun and Noxa tokens survived their front ends going away.
The API is open, no key, so anyone can rebuild the board from the same public data.
5. Where the fees go
Current Hashling fee recipient:0x80eF…D3d99. HashlingSwap’s recipient is immutable. HashlingFactory allows only the current recipient to hand that role to another nonzero address; it has no broader owner or admin role. Curve fees are 80% creator and 20% protocol.
External venue fees remain external. hood.fun and Flap apply their own contract-enforced fees and taxes; Hashling does not replace their economics.
What this page does not say
It does not say the contracts are audited (they are not yet), that any token is a good buy, or that a pool cannot be thin. Token risk, pool risk, and price impact are yours. The security page lists what is tested and what can go wrong; the whitepaper has the fee tables.