Risk disclosure
Crypto assets are highly volatile. You can lose some or all of the capital you invest. Only invest money you can afford to lose. Qubo provides market information and a portfolio-tracking tool: nothing on Qubo is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.
1. What Qubo is, and what it is not
Qubo is an information tool and a brand of ASSETO Ltd. ASSETO Ltd is not a licensed crypto-asset service provider, investment adviser or broker. Qubo does not hold your funds, places no orders and does not know your financial situation, objectives or risk tolerance. The information shown therefore does not take your personal circumstances into account.
2. Risks specific to crypto assets
- Volatility: prices can move very sharply within minutes, up or down.
- Capital loss: the value of a crypto asset can fall to zero.
- Liquidity: it may be difficult or impossible to sell an asset at the price you want, especially for thinly traded assets.
- Platforms and custody: an exchange or custodian can go bankrupt, be hacked or freeze withdrawals. Losing a private key makes funds unrecoverable.
- Stablecoins: a stablecoin can lose its peg to the currency it is meant to track.
- Technology: blockchains and smart contracts can contain flaws or be attacked.
- Regulation and tax: the applicable rules change and differ between countries. They can affect the value, availability or tax treatment of crypto assets. You are responsible for your own tax obligations.
- Fraud: scams are common in this space (fake projects, impersonation, promises of guaranteed returns). Qubo will never ask for your private keys or ask you to send us funds.
3. Limits of the information provided by Qubo
- Prices: prices come from third-party public market feeds. They may differ from your exchange's prices, or be delayed, interrupted or wrong.
- News and tone: the tone (bullish, neutral or bearish) is assigned automatically from the headline. It can be wrong and does not predict price movements. A so-called "bullish" headline may be followed by a fall.
- News delay: depending on your plan, news may reach you with a delay. Other investors may learn of it before you.
- Social media posts: they reflect their authors' opinions. Their presence in Qubo does not mean they have been verified or endorsed.
- Whales: movements of public addresses and their labels may be incomplete or misattributed. A transfer of funds does not reveal its author's intention.
- Portfolio: values, average costs and gains are calculated from the transactions you enter and the prices shown. They are indicative and do not replace your official statements or a tax calculation.
- Currencies: conversions into currencies other than the US dollar use indicative rates.
- Simulated data: during the launch phase, some data (in particular news, social media posts and whale movements) is simulated. It is labelled as such and must not be the basis of any decision.
4. Before investing
- Inform yourself from several sources and check the information.
- Diversify your investments and do not concentrate your savings on a single asset.
- Use platforms authorised in your country. In Hong Kong, see the list of licensed platforms published by the Securities and Futures Commission (sfc.hk).
- If needed, consult a licensed financial adviser.
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