Risk Disclosure: Digital Assets and Crypto Asset Trading

Trading or investing in digital assets, including cryptocurrencies, involves a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors.

Digital currencies are not legal tender, and they are not backed, issued, or guaranteed by any government or central bank. Their value is determined solely by market supply and demand and is subject to extreme volatility, including sharp and unpredictable price movements.

By accessing or using our services, you acknowledge and accept the following risks associated with digital asset trading:

Market Volatility: Prices of digital currencies can fluctuate significantly in short periods, possibly leading to substantial losses.

Lack of Regulation: Digital currency markets may not be subject to the same regulatory oversight or investor protections as traditional financial markets.

Cybersecurity Risks: Digital asset trading and custody involve risks of hacking, fraud, technical failures, and loss of access to funds.

Liquidity Risk: Under certain market conditions, it may be difficult or impossible to liquidate positions quickly at a favorable price.

Technological and Operational Risks: System errors, network disruptions, or changes to a digital asset’s protocol may impact your ability to transact or access funds.

You should not invest in digital currencies unless you fully understand the risks and have the financial ability to withstand potential losses, which may include the loss of your entire investment.

We strongly recommend that you seek independent legal, financial, or tax advice before engaging in digital asset trading.

For more information on risks please see the SEC’s Investor Alert and FINRA’s Investor Alert.