> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pickle.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pickle.finance/appendix-c-previous-docs/old-docs/general.md). # General #### **What are the risks?** Pickle Finance's smart contracts have been [audited.](/appendix-c-previous-docs/old-docs/security.md) There is also a chance that the price of PICKLE goes to 0. Only invest what you can afford to lose and do your own due diligence. #### Can't I do the Pickle Jar functions myself? Yes you could, but the pJars help you automatically re-invest your rewards to increase your principal, save on gas and optimize for the highest yielding strategies. **Where are the Smart Contracts?** All of the deployed smart contracts used by Pickle Finance are available at \ #### **What are PICKLE's tokenomics?** There is no hard cap on the supply of PICKLEs. The emission schedule can be found [here](/appendix-c-previous-docs/old-docs/emissions.md). **How does Pickle Finance do governance**? The Pickle Finance community and PICKLE/ETH liquidity providers (see [Farms](/appendix-c-previous-docs/old-docs/farms.md)) wield the power to shape the future of the protocol. * is used to vote for Pickle Improvement Proposals (PIPs). Quadratic voting is used to ensure a more democratic form of governance. This will soon be replaced by [DILLS.](broken://pages/-MSImLo1FWMgEs25YlV0#understanding-dill) * is a Discourse forum for having focused discussions on ways to make Pickle Finance even better.
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