Risk disclosure
OLGNS is a blockchain protocol, not a bank, a savings account or an investment product. Nothing here is guaranteed. This page sets out, factually, what can go wrong when you use OLGNS and Origin Earn.
Smart-contract risk
Origin Earn is a smart contract. Software can contain defects, and a defect in the contract or in a future upgrade of it could cause staked tokens or rewards to be lost or become unrecoverable. The contract is upgradeable by its owner, which means its behaviour can change. No independent third-party security audit of the Origin Earn contract has been published. If that changes, the audit report will be linked from this site.
Blockchain and network risk
OLGNS runs on Anubis Eska Chain. Network congestion, validator problems, RPC outages or a chain halt can delay or prevent staking, claiming and withdrawing. This website reads data from public nodes; if a node is unreachable, figures show as "--" rather than an estimate.
Wallet and security risk
You hold your own keys. Anyone who obtains your seed phrase or private key controls your tokens, and nothing in this website or the contract can reverse that. OLGNS will never ask for your seed phrase, private key or wallet password. Always check the address in your wallet before signing, and reach the site only through links you have verified.
Reward-reserve risk
Fixed rewards are paid from a reward reserve held by the contract. If the reserve does not hold enough OLGNS, the contract refuses the stake or the payout — this is enforced on-chain, not by this website. Rewards are therefore subject to available reward liquidity and are not promised.
Transactions are irreversible
Every stake, claim, approval and withdrawal is a blockchain transaction. Once confirmed it cannot be cancelled, refunded or reversed by anyone, including the OLGNS team. Sending tokens to a wrong address loses them permanently.
Market and price risk
The price of OLGNS is set by open markets and can fall sharply, including to near zero. A reward expressed in OLGNS can be worth less than the value you staked. Liquidity on a decentralised exchange can also be thin, so large trades can move the price significantly.
Regulatory risk
Rules for digital assets differ by country and change over time. Users should evaluate applicable laws and regulations in their own jurisdiction before participating. Nothing on this site is financial, legal or tax advice.
Possible loss of funds
Taken together, these risks mean you can lose some or all of what you stake. Only commit an amount you are prepared to lose entirely.
What this site does not claim
OLGNS does not offer guaranteed profit, guaranteed returns or risk-free yield, and does not claim to be quantum-proof or independently audited. Reward rates are parameters written into a smart contract; they describe what the contract pays if it can pay, not what your holding will be worth.