Risk Disclosure

Trading and investing in digital assets involves significant risk and is not suitable for everyone. Read this disclosure carefully before using HarborFinance. It does not describe every risk.

1. Price volatility

Digital-asset prices can rise or fall sharply within minutes. You can lose some or all of the value of your holdings. Past price movements do not indicate future results.

2. No guaranteed returns

HarborFinance never guarantees profits or returns. Investment plans and copy trading can produce losses, and you may receive back less than you allocated. Any statistics shown describe the past and are not forecasts.

3. Liquidity and execution

In fast or thin markets, orders may fill at prices different from those displayed, fill only partially, or not fill at all. Stop-limit orders are not guaranteed to execute.

4. Technology and network risk

Blockchains can experience congestion, forks or outages that delay deposits and withdrawals. Transactions sent to the wrong address or network are generally irreversible.

5. Stablecoin risk

Stablecoins may lose their peg and depend on the solvency and practices of their issuers. They are not bank deposits.

6. Regulatory risk

Laws governing digital assets differ between jurisdictions and are changing. New rules may affect the availability of services or the value of assets.

7. Investor protection

Digital-asset balances are generally not covered by deposit-insurance or investor-compensation schemes. HarborFinance does not display insurance or protection coverage that has not been verified.

8. Market data

Prices are supplied by third-party providers and may be delayed or unavailable. We label delayed data and block trading when current prices cannot be confirmed.

9. No advice

HarborFinance does not provide personalised investment, legal or tax advice. Consider seeking independent professional advice before making financial decisions.