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The value of cryptocurrencies and other Digital Payment Tokens can be unpredictable and may fluctuate significantly over a short period of time as a result of various factors, including market dynamics, regulatory changes, technical advancements, and economic and political factors.
Investors are recommended to seek specific tax advice to understand the tax treatment of their investments in Digital Payment Tokens and/or Security Tokens.
The tax treatment of an investment in Digital Payment Tokens and/or Security Tokens is uncertain and varies as between jurisdictions.
The Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens may be targeted by hackers or malicious groups or organisations who may attempt to interfere with the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens and/or the sale/purchase of the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens (as the case may be) or steal the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens in various ways, including malware attacks, distributed denial of service, consensus-based attacks, Xxxxx attacks, phishing, smurfing and hacking.
It is possible that certain jurisdictions will apply existing regulations on, or introduce new regulations addressing, blockchain technology, which may be contrary to the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens and which may, inter alia, result in substantial modifications of the sale and/or use of the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens, including termination and the loss of the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens.
Any Internet access or telecommunications services (such as mobile data connectivity) required by any Member/Issuer to access and use the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens shall be such Member/Issuer’s sole responsibility and shall be separately obtained by such Member/Issuer, at its own cost, from the appropriate telecommunications or internet access service provider.
The Exchange may delegate or sub-contract the performance of any of its functions in connection with the Channels, Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens.
Direct and indirect taxes such as income or capital gains, stamp duty, sales, goods and services, or value-added taxes may be imposed on transactions in Digital Payment Tokens and/or Security Tokens.
The Exchange shall have no contractual relationship with any Member for the sale and purchase of the Digital Payment Tokens by Members.
All settlement of trades occurs outside the Exchange and the Exchange is not responsible for the settlement of trades of the Security Tokens and/or Digital Payment Tokens on the Trading System.