Risk Disclosure
Digital assets and related transactions involve significant risks. This page is a general disclosure and does not assess whether a particular transaction is suitable for any person.
1. Price volatility
Digital-asset prices can change rapidly and may result in substantial or complete loss of capital.
2. Liquidity and execution
Market liquidity can change quickly. A requested transaction may not execute at an indicative price, may be delayed, partially filled or unavailable.
3. Technology and blockchain risk
Blockchain networks, wallets, smart contracts, exchanges, APIs and other technology can experience outages, congestion, software defects, cyber incidents or irreversible transaction errors.
4. Regulatory and tax risk
The legal, regulatory and tax treatment of digital assets can change. Clients should obtain independent legal and tax advice relevant to their circumstances.
5. Counterparty and settlement risk
Transactions can involve counterparties and external infrastructure. Delays, insolvency, restrictions or operational failures involving third parties may affect settlement or access to assets.
6. No guarantee
Nothing on the Avenor website guarantees a return, profit, liquidity, future price or successful execution. Users should assess risks independently before entering a transaction.