BINK answers freely and acts reluctantly. Reading the chain costs you nothing, so it happens instantly. Moving funds costs you something, so it always passes through a preview, a simulation, and an explicit confirmation from you.
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Risk signals are heuristics over live on-chain state, not a security audit. "No signals found" means nothing blocking was detected right now — it never means a token is safe.
BINK never stores a raw private key. Execution runs on wallet signatures and scoped, limited permissions you grant — and can revoke — yourself.