Risk Disclaimer
Investments in digital assets and cryptocurrencies carry unique risks that require careful analysis. The main types of risks are:
Market risk The risk of losing money due to changes in the value of the assets you invest in
Credit risk The possibility of losing money if the other party involved in the transaction fails to fulfill their financial obligations
Liquidity risk The difficulty of selling an asset quickly without losing a significant amount of money
Custodial risk The chance of losing assets due to errors or mistakes by those responsible for storing and accounting for them
Risks associated with cryptocurrencies Increased volatility, low liquidity on exchanges, risk of physical inability to sell assets, loss or destruction of private keys, cybersecurity risks including malicious activity, and counterparty risks related to trading platforms and exchanges
Risks associated with smart contracts The risk of hacking or non-fulfillment due to technical, counterparty, or other reasons, such as re-entrant attacks, data overflow/loss, oracles, DoS attacks
Calculation risks The risk of settlement period cancellation/freezing/extension for assets due to restrictions, risk of funds unable to be transferred between company accounts in transaction loop
Operational risks The risk of losses caused by software/hardware failures, employee errors/inaction, or external events
Regulatory risks The risk of incurring costs due to changes in the regulatory environment
Force majeure risks The possibility of expenses due to unforeseen events such as floods, earthquakes, or pandemics
Sanctions risks The potential for losses arising from sanctions imposed on the company's assets or other parties involved in its operations
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