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Risk Disclosure

Last updated: June 11, 2026

Draft for review. This document is a working template and not yet legal advice. It must be reviewed and finalized by qualified legal counsel for your jurisdiction before launch. Placeholders in brackets must be completed.

Using Asceld involves significant risk. This disclosure highlights key risks but is not exhaustive. Do not deploy funds you cannot afford to lose. Nothing here is financial, investment, or tax advice. If you are unsure, consult an independent, qualified professional.

1. Market risk

Digital assets are highly volatile. The value of your capital can fall — quickly and substantially — and you may lose some or all of it. Past or simulated performance is not indicative of future results, and no strategy can eliminate market risk.

2. No guaranteed returns

Asceld does not promise, guarantee, or target any specific return. We report real, on-chain performance rather than projections. Any yield depends on market conditions, the strategy, the network, and factors outside our control.

3. Smart contract and protocol risk

The Service interacts with blockchains, smart contracts, and DeFi protocols that may contain bugs, vulnerabilities, or economic exploits. A failure, exploit, or change in any underlying protocol could result in partial or total loss of funds.

4. Autonomous execution risk

Asceld's agents act autonomously within the parameters you set. Automated decisions may be wrong, mistimed, or produce unfavorable outcomes. Safety rails reduce operational and misuse risk but cannot remove market risk or guarantee any result.

5. Technology and infrastructure risk

Software bugs, network congestion, oracle failures, downtime, signing-service outages, or connectivity issues may delay, prevent, or adversely affect transactions. Blockchain transactions are generally irreversible once confirmed.

6. Liquidity and slippage risk

Thin liquidity can cause significant slippage, failed executions, or an inability to exit a position at a desired price.

7. Regulatory risk

The legal and regulatory treatment of digital assets and DeFi is evolving and varies by jurisdiction. Changes in law or regulation may adversely affect the Service, specific assets, or your ability to use them. You are responsible for compliance with the laws that apply to you.

8. Self-custody responsibility

Because Asceld is non-custodial, you are solely responsible for the security of your wallet, private keys, and recovery credentials. Loss of your keys means loss of access to your funds, and we cannot recover them for you.

9. No advice

Asceld is a software tool, not a financial advisor, broker, or fiduciary. Nothing in the Service constitutes a recommendation or solicitation to engage in any transaction. You make your own decisions and bear your own risk.

By using the Service, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and accepted these risks.