Network & Security
Security model & risk disclosures
What QUVR does and doesn't protect you from.
Non-custodial by design
QUVR never takes custody of a key, a token, or funds at any point. Bridging, trading, and launching all execute as transactions you sign yourself from your own wallet, through the underlying protocol's own contracts (Stargate, the Portal contract, Uniswap V2 post-graduation).
What this does not protect against
- Smart contract risk in the underlying protocols (Stargate, Uniswap, the Portal contract, individual token contracts) — QUVR doesn't audit third-party contracts on your behalf.
- Market risk — bonding-curve and newly launched tokens are volatile and can lose most or all of their value quickly.
- Phishing — a convincing fake version of this site, or a fake support contact, could still trick you into signing something harmful. Always verify the URL and that any signature request matches what you expect (see Connecting Your Wallet for what a legitimate SIWE prompt looks like).
Data sources
Trenches' security checks, smart-money feeds, wallet reports, and trending rankings are powered by GMGN, a third-party analytics provider — QUVR surfaces GMGN's data but doesn't independently verify every underlying claim. Treat analytics as one input to your own research, not a guarantee.
Warning
Nothing in QUVR or this documentation is financial advice. Bridging, trading, and launching tokens all carry risk, including total loss of funds.