Risk disclosure
What can go wrong.
$RECLA
$RECLA is a community token with no promised value, no yield and no claim on anything. Its price can fall to zero. Buy only what you can afford to lose, and do your own research.
Claim sources
A source Recla reads is a third-party contract. It can contain bugs, its operator may hold powers over it, and its rules can change. A readable balance is not a promise that the claim will succeed or that the token claimed is worth anything.
Simulation
A dry run reflects the chain at one block. Someone else can change the state before your transaction lands; gas spent on a failed transaction is not returned.
Registry
Attestations and flags are opinions of wallets. Anyone can create many wallets. Counts are information, not a verdict.
Network
Robinhood Chain is a young network. Outages, reorganisations and RPC errors can delay or hide data. When a read fails, Recla says so instead of showing a guess.
No advice
Nothing on this site is financial, legal or tax advice.