What Does the "High Risk" Label Mean?
The "High Risk" label on Pluang means the Pluang Crypto Team has assessed the asset as carrying elevated overall risk, and it is shown purely for information — it does not restrict your ability to buy or sell. Buying, selling, sending, and receiving all remain fully available for a coin labeled "High Risk". It reflects the Pluang Crypto Team's internal review of the asset as a whole, which is distinct from the four criteria used to decide delistings and from the "Volatile" and "Low Market Cap" labels.
Good to know:
- Informational, not restrictive — buying, selling, sending, and receiving all remain available.
- The assessment comes from the Pluang Crypto Team's internal, overall view of the asset.
- Broader than "Volatile" (recent price swings) and separate from the delisting criteria.
- Labels can stack — "High Risk" can appear alongside "Volatile" or "Low Market Cap".
- The decision stays yours — Pluang signals risk but doesn't advise whether to buy, hold, or sell.
Related questions:
Q: Can I still buy and sell a coin labeled "High Risk"?
Yes — the label is informational only and does not restrict trading. A truly restricted coin would carry a status like "Buy Paused", "Trading Paused", or "Delisted" instead.
Q: What's the difference between "High Risk" and "Volatile"?
"High Risk" is the Pluang Crypto Team's overall risk assessment; "Volatile" specifically flags recent price fluctuation. A coin can carry either independently.
Q: Who decides which coins get the "High Risk" label?
The Pluang Crypto Team, based on its internal risk assessment of the asset's overall profile.
Q: Does "High Risk" mean a coin will eventually be delisted?
Not necessarily — it's a standalone risk flag. Delistings follow their own separate criteria and are announced via "Delisting Soon" and "Delisted".
Q: Does the label change the coin's price or fees?
No — it's purely an informational risk signal. Prices are set by the market and fees follow Pluang's standard schedule regardless of the label.