Read this before using the Share Economy Protocol
The Share Economy Protocol makes share ownership, stake, and claim participation more visible and structured, but it does not remove all risk.
What the protocol helps make visible
- Whether a share is only owned, pending stake, or staked for claim.
- Whether a supported distribution asset is actually funded.
What the protocol does not remove
- Wallet compromise or unsafe signing behavior.
- External asset price, liquidity, or project-quality risk.
Who should avoid using it
- Users who are unwilling to self-custody a wallet securely.
- Users who do not want to verify state before signing actions.
Severity and likelihood with mitigations
Each risk includes practical controls participants can apply before and during protocol use.
On-chain finality risk
Confirmed Solana transactions are irreversible. Incorrect approvals, purchases, stake actions, or claims cannot be rolled back by eeteel.
- Verify wallet, route, and transaction details before signing.
- Use small-value test actions before larger share purchases or claims.
Wallet key loss or compromise
Loss of private keys or seed phrase can permanently remove access to wallet-controlled positions and assets. eeteel cannot recover wallet custody.
- Use secure key storage or a hardware wallet.
- Never share seed phrases, private keys, or unknown signing approvals.
Claim-readiness misunderstanding
Participants may assume that owning shares automatically makes them claim-ready, when claim participation actually depends on stake state and period rules.
- Treat wallet shares and staked claim shares as different protocol states.
- Review claim readiness and stake status before expecting a claim.
Pending stake timing risk
Staked shares may remain pending until the protocol period advances, which can delay claim participation relative to user expectations.
- Check the current period before staking and before claiming.
- Plan around pending stake rather than assuming immediate claim readiness.
Unfunded revenue pool risk
A wallet may be claim-ready but still unable to claim because the selected asset vault is not funded.
- Verify revenue pool funding before claiming.
- Treat funded asset state and claim readiness as separate checks.
Indexer or RPC delay risk
UI state may temporarily lag behind chain state during congestion, RPC degradation, or indexing delay.
- Treat explorer and raw chain data as the final source when status is unclear.
- Wait for confirmation windows instead of repeating actions immediately.
Data reconstruction / consistency risk
The app may temporarily show incomplete or delayed state compared with the chain. In rare cases, user-facing records may need to be reconstructed from transaction history and account state.
- Use transaction signatures and explorer-linked accounts for reconstruction.
- Re-check protocol state from trusted explorer or RPC surfaces when inconsistencies appear.
Asset value and liquidity risk
Funded distribution assets may vary in price, liquidity, or market quality. Protocol claimability does not guarantee external asset value stability.
- Review the characteristics of the funded asset before participating.
- Do not assume equal risk across stablecoins, partner tokens, and incentive assets.
Share participant
- Buying without understanding staking may create false expectations about claim readiness.
- Claiming without checking funding or period state can waste time and fees.
- Understand the lifecycle: buy, stake, wait if pending, then claim.
- Inspect claim readiness, funded vaults, and current period before submitting.
Distribution funder / project
- Funding a revenue pool account does not automatically make every holder immediately claimable.
- Poor communication about funded assets can create confusion around readiness and expectations.
- Coordinate funding expectations with period and stake state.
- Communicate clearly which asset is funded and how participants can inspect it.
Guarantees vs limits
Review before participating
- Understand the lifecycle before buying shares.
- Review transparency surfaces before activating or claiming.
- Contact support for platform questions, not transaction reversal.