Blockchain and digital-asset markets carry substantial risk, including the total loss of capital. Proof Anchor's verifications, audits, and reports are technical opinions at a point in time; they are not guarantees of future performance, security, or solvency.
1. No guarantee of security
A high security or trust score reduces — but does not eliminate — the probability of a defect, exploit, or operator failure. New attack classes emerge continuously.
2. Smart contract risks
Smart contracts may contain undiscovered bugs, may interact unexpectedly with external systems, or may be upgraded with new defects after our review.
3. Market and liquidity risks
Token prices are volatile. Liquidity may be thin, withdrawn, or manipulated. Locked liquidity reduces — but does not remove — rug-pull risk.
4. Counterparty and custody risks
Centralized intermediaries, custodians, and bridges introduce counterparty risk. Custody attestations describe controls but do not guarantee asset solvency.
5. Regulatory risk
Regulations differ by jurisdiction and change frequently. A token, asset, or service may become restricted or prohibited in your jurisdiction.
6. Operational risk
Key compromise, phishing, social-engineering, and operational mistakes can lead to losses unrelated to contract code.
7. No reliance
You are responsible for your own due diligence. Proof Anchor does not recommend the purchase, sale, or holding of any asset.