⚠️ 12.Risk Disclosure and Legal Compliance
12.1 Potential Risk Factors
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🛡️ Market Volatility Risk
Crypto asset prices are highly volatile and may experience significant increases or decreases in value, including CGC tokens.
🧠 Technical Implementation Risk
Smart contracts, AI systems, or node networks may harbor undiscovered vulnerabilities that could cause unforeseen technical risks.
🌐 Blockchain Network Risk
Congestion, attacks, or failures in blockchain networks may cause transaction delays or execution failures.
⚖️ Governance and Decision-Making Risk
While DAO governance promotes decentralization, it may still face governance attacks (e.g., voting manipulation) or proposal abuses.
🌍 Regulatory and Policy Change Risk
Regulations around crypto assets and blockchain technology are evolving rapidly and may impact ChainGuard’s operational model.
12.2 Legal Compliance Statement
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📜 Compliance with Local Laws
ChainGuard is committed to complying with applicable crypto asset regulations in all operational jurisdictions to ensure lawful growth.
🛡️ User Self-Responsibility
Participants in ChainGuard products or token ecosystems should fully understand and assume the risks associated with investment and usage.
✉️ Risk Disclaimer
The content of this whitepaper is for informational purposes only and does not constitute any form of investment advice, legal advice, or purchase offer.
🎯 Conclusion: ChainGuard promotes rational participation, compliance with regulations, and is dedicated to building an open, secure, and transparent blockchain security ecosystem for global users. 🌐🛡️