Risk Disclosure
Digital-asset products carry substantial risk and may result in partial or total loss of capital.
1. Volatility and Price Gaps
Digital-asset markets can move rapidly with limited warning. Sharp intraday moves and gapping behavior may materially impact order outcomes and stop execution.
2. Liquidity and Slippage Risk
Quoted prices may not reflect executable depth. During stress events, spreads may widen, partial fills may occur and expected execution levels may be unavailable.
3. Technology, Infrastructure and Network Risk
Outages, API latency, congestion, smart-contract defects, oracle failures or third-party service incidents may interrupt trading and transfers.
4. Counterparty and Platform Risk
Operational incidents, insolvency events, custody disruptions or external provider failures may affect withdrawal timing, settlement processes or feature availability.
5. Regulatory and Legal Risk
Changes in law, tax treatment, enforcement priorities or licensing frameworks may alter product access, account status or permissible transaction types.
6. Asset-Specific and Protocol Risk
Certain assets may have governance, bridge, issuer, concentration, delisting or protocol-upgrade risks that affect value and transferability.
7. Leverage and Forced Liquidation Risk
Where leverage products are available, adverse movements can trigger liquidations and losses exceeding initial margin assumptions in fast markets.
8. Cybersecurity and Fraud Risk
Phishing, malware, social engineering, SIM swap and credential theft may lead to irreversible unauthorized transfers if account protections are bypassed.
9. Operational User Risk
Input errors, wrong network selection, incorrect addresses or misunderstanding of order types can result in failed or irreversible losses.
10. Suitability
You should use digital-asset services only after assessing your financial capacity, legal eligibility, tax implications and risk tolerance.