Risk Disclosure

1. Technology & Smart Contract Risks

Our products operate on blockchain infrastructure and smart contracts, which carry inherent technical risks.

• Smart Contract Vulnerabilities: Despite audits and testing, smart contracts may contain undiscovered bugs or vulnerabilities that could be exploited, potentially resulting in permanent loss of funds.
• Irreversible Transactions: Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed. Once you send assets to an address, you accept the risk of permanent loss if the address is incorrect or access is lost.
• Network Risks: Underlying blockchain networks may experience congestion, outages, forks, or attacks that could delay transactions, increase fees, or affect asset values.
• Oracle Dependencies: Products relying on price oracles or external data feeds may be affected by incorrect, delayed, or manipulated data.
• Upgrade Risks: Protocol upgrades may introduce new bugs, incompatibilities, or unintended consequences.

2. Market & Financial Risks

• No Price Guarantee: We do not guarantee that stablecoins will maintain their intended peg. Market conditions, liquidity constraints, or protocol issues may cause values to fluctuate above or below the target price.
• Volatility: Digital assets can experience extreme price volatility. Values may decline rapidly and substantially without warning.
• Liquidity Risk: You may be unable to buy, sell, or redeem assets at desired prices, particularly during periods of market stress or low trading volume.
• Collateral Risks: For collateralized products, sudden price drops in collateral assets may trigger liquidations at unfavorable prices.
• Third-Party Platform Risk: We are not responsible for losses incurred on third-party exchanges, wallets, or DeFi protocols.

3. Regulatory & Legal Risks

• Evolving Regulations: The regulatory framework for blockchain products is evolving. Laws may change, potentially restricting, prohibiting, or fundamentally altering how products operate.
• Jurisdictional Restrictions: Products may not be available or legal in all jurisdictions. Users are responsible for ensuring compliance with local laws.
• Tax Obligations: Digital asset transactions may have complex tax implications. You are solely responsible for determining and fulfilling your tax obligations.
• Legal Uncertainty: The legal status of digital assets and smart contracts remains unclear in many jurisdictions, which may affect enforceability of rights.

4. Security Risks

• Hacking & Exploits: Malicious actors may attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in protocols, interfaces, or infrastructure to steal assets.
• Phishing & Social Engineering: Fraudulent websites, emails, or messages may attempt to deceive you into revealing private keys or signing malicious transactions.
• Front-Running & MEV: Transactions may be observed and exploited by miners or bots who can execute transactions ahead of yours for profit.

5. Self-Custody & User Responsibility

6. Third-Party & Integration Risks

• DeFi Dependencies: Our products may interact with other DeFi protocols. Failures, exploits, or issues in connected protocols could have cascading effects.
• Counterparty Risk: Reliance on third-party service providers, custodians, or partners introduces additional risk factors.
• Bridge Risks: Cross-chain bridges carry unique risks including smart contract vulnerabilities, validator collusion, and liquidity constraints.

7. No Insurance or Protection

8. Operational Risks

• Service Availability: Platforms, interfaces, and services may experience downtime, maintenance, or discontinuation.
• Asset Blocking: We may be required to freeze or block assets in response to legal obligations, regulatory requirements, or suspected illegal activity.
• Protocol Changes: Governance decisions or protocol upgrades may change product functionality, economics, or availability.

9. Disclaimers