Regulation on Risk Disclosure

Preamble

This Regulation (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulation") is an integral part of the User Agreement by sspanel.top (hereinafter also referred to as the "Agreement" and / or “User Agreement”) and is intended to notify the User / Client / Customer of potential risks in the context of cryptocurrency turnover. If mentioned separately, each of the designated persons / entities may be referred to in the text of the Regulation as a "Party", and if mentioned together, the designated persons / entities may be referred to as "Parties".

1. General Provisions

1.1. This Regulation is intended to properly inform Users / Clients / Customers of sspanel.top about possible risks associated with cryptocurrency turnover.

1.2. Before using any service provided by sspanel.top, Users / Clients / Customers should carefully read this document. Any using means total acceptance of this document and any action is being implemented at Users/Clients/Customers own risk.

1.3. This Regulation brings to Users / Clients / Customers attention the main types of risks associated with cryptocurrency turnover. It does not include or explain all the risks, nor does it predict their probability or assess their severity. The information provided here is general and may not be applicable to any specific situation. sspanel.top strongly recommends that you conduct an independent risk analysis and consult with competent specialists before deciding about the possibility of using our services and, more generally, about any action in field of cryptocurrency.

2. The Concept of Risk

2.1. Risk is a concept that includes the probability of an undesirable event and the severity of its consequences (a combination of the probability of an undesirable event and the scale of potential damage that such an event may cause).

3. Types of Risks in the Context of Cryptocurrency Turnover

3.1. Market risks.

3.1.1. Investing in cryptocurrency involves significant risks. The price of title signs can either increase or decrease, and in the event of a significant decrease in their price compared to the purchase price, the person who decided to purchase the title signs risks subsequently losing their investments partially or completely.
3.1.2. If a specific User / Client / Customer has no experience in operations with cryptocurrency, it is recommended to first consider the possibility of purchasing a small number of cryptocurrency. To purchase cryptocurrency, you should use only those funds, the loss of which will not have a significant impact on the financial condition of a particular person.
3.1.3. The supply and demand for cryptocurrency can change dramatically without prior notice and may depend on a variety of factors, including changes in legislative regulation, general economic trends, and the development of the ecosystem of a particular title or cryptocurrency in general.
3.1.4. Any investment in cryptocurrency carries the risk of losing investments. Past successes are not guarantees of future results. sspanel.top does not provide any guarantees regarding the future results or the proposed price of any cryptocurrency.

3.2. Liquidity-related risks.

3.2.1. The prices of cryptocurrencies in the secondary market depend on supply and demand and can be subject to significant volatility. The liquidity of cryptocurrencies may be limited, which may make it difficult or impossible to sell them at a time when it is necessary for a particular person.
3.2.2. The circumstances mentioned in clause 3.2.1 of this Regulation may arise at any time, including during periods of sharp price fluctuations.

3.3. Volatility-related risks.

3.3.1. The cryptocurrency market is subject to high volatility, which means that the value of tokens can fluctuate partially and significantly.
3.3.2. The volatility mentioned in clause 3.3.1 of this Regulation may be caused by various factors, including news, technological changes, and market sentiment. Prices can vary significantly over short periods, which can lead to both significant income and significant losses.

3.4. Technical risks.

3.4.1. The ecosystem of cryptocurrency turnover is subject to risks associated with possible system failures. Mentioned problems may be caused by (including but not limited to) failures of key market participants, problems with technological infrastructure or other factors.
3.4.2. Any of the factors mentioned in clause 3.4.1 of this Regulation may affect the price of cryptocurrencies, cause market disruptions, or make it difficult to complete transactions. A failure by a major player or a critical technological error can have serious consequences for a wide range of people, including possible financial losses.

3.5. Risks associated with regulatory changes.

3.5.1. Changes in the regulatory environment related to cryptocurrency market may have negative consequences for a wide range of individuals and entities.
3.5.2. The legal status of cryptocurrencies and the regulation of their turnover may vary in different jurisdictions.
3.5.3. At any time, there is a risk of the adoption and entry into force of regulations that may affect the capabilities of a particular person related to the purchase, sale, transfer or storage of cryptocurrencies.

3.6. Risks associated with unfair actions of third parties.

3.6.1. The use of cryptocurrencies is associated with potential threats from third parties, including the risk of fraud, hacker attacks and other forms of illegal activity.
3.6.2. The illegal activities of third parties mentioned in clause 3.6.1 of this Regulation may lead to negative consequences for a wide range of individuals and entities.
3.6.3. Users / Clients / Customers should be aware of the risks mentioned in clauses 3.6.1 and 3.6.2 of this Regulation, and they should take appropriate measures to protect themselves from such risks.