Last updated: November 02, 2025
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What — This page summarizes the major risks of purchasing, holding, and transacting in cryptoassets. Markets can move quickly and sometimes gap through prices; transfers on public blockchains are typically irreversible; and software, wallets, or smart contracts can fail. Liquidity and spreads vary by venue and time of day, which can affect execution quality. On‑chain activity is public by design, and linking on‑chain addresses to real‑world identities may be possible through analytics or disclosures. Nothing here guarantees returns or prevents loss; it aims to help you understand where risks come from so you can decide if an exposure fits your goals, time horizon, and tolerance.
Why — Clear risk disclosure helps you evaluate decisions before money moves. It reduces surprises, deters scams, and supports responsible self‑custody. Knowing about volatility, slippage, exchange outages, oracle failures, forks, and regulatory changes helps you ask better questions and plan safeguards: staged orders, sensible position sizing, two‑factor authentication, hardware wallets, backups of recovery phrases (stored offline), and an incident plan. It also clarifies what a service can and cannot do—support can investigate, but may not reverse blockchain transfers or price moves.
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