Risks

Fees come from trading volume. If interest in a coin fades, its passes earn little or nothing. Past earnings don't predict future ones.

Someone can trade a coin back and forth to make its fee history look better than it is. That costs them real fees, but it can still mislead. Look at who trades, not just how much.

A wrapped coin with a creator tax makes faked volume cheaper to produce. The coin page shows the tax. Be more careful when it isn't zero.

The contracts are tested and their source is public, but they haven't had a professional audit. Bugs are possible.

Cassa depends on Pons. If Pons pauses, changes its fees, or uses its admin override on a coin, passes are affected.