Disclaimer

LeverUp protocol (“Protocol”) is a collection of open-source smart contracts made available on a voluntary basis. It is provided “as-is” and “as available,” without warranties of any kind. LeverUp does not operate a service, brokerage, or exchange, and does not provide any guarantee as to the reliability, legality, or suitability of the Protocol for your intended use. You are solely responsible for evaluating the Protocol, and by interacting with it, you acknowledge and accept all risks involved.

Nothing related to the Protocol should be regarded as an investment prospectus, securities offering, or solicitation in any jurisdiction. Nothing herein should be taken as financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. LeverUp bears no responsibility for any claims, damages, or liabilities arising from or connected to your use of the Protocol.

Risks of Using LeverUp

Engaging with the Protocol involves significant risks. These include, but are not limited to:

  • Loss of Assets: You may experience partial or complete loss of digital assets deposited into or traded through the Protocol.

  • Liquidation Risk: Because LeverUp enables high-leverage trading (up to 1001x), small price fluctuations may trigger immediate liquidation of positions.

  • Oracle and Pricing Risk: LeverUp integrates external oracles to provide price feeds. Inaccurate, delayed, or manipulated oracle data may result in unexpected losses.

  • Volatility Risk: Virtual asset markets are highly volatile. Sharp changes in price, funding rates, or transaction parameters can amplify losses.

  • Liquidity Risk: Sudden reductions in trading liquidity may prevent you from closing or adjusting positions.

  • Smart Contract Risk: Bugs, exploits, or changes to the underlying code may cause failures or unexpected outcomes.

  • Regulatory Risk: The legal status of decentralized trading and virtual assets remains uncertain in many jurisdictions. Regulatory changes or enforcement actions may affect your ability to use the Protocol.

  • Operational Risk: Transaction delays, failed confirmations, or network congestion may disrupt trading activity.

  • Security Threats: Attacks including hacks, phishing, social engineering, oracle manipulation, denial-of-service, sybil attacks, or consensus-level exploits could compromise the Protocol.

  • Key Management: Loss of private keys or compromised wallet access may result in permanent loss of funds.

  • Market Conduct: Other participants may engage in unfair practices such as front-running, market manipulation, or trading on insider information.

This list is not exhaustive. Many of the risks are beyond LeverUp’s control. You should carefully assess your risk tolerance and consult with professional advisers before participating.

By using the Protocol, you acknowledge that you do so entirely at your own risk

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