Digital Currencies Generally: Digital currencies are high risk products. The protocols, networks, systems, and other technology (including any blockchain or comparable technology) relating to any digital currency may include coding errors which may mean that they do not function as intended and may cause catastrophic failures. Forks, upgrades, software bugs, or a change in consensus mechanisms or how transactions are confirmed, among other factors, may have unintended adverse effects on the corresponding digital currency. Digital currencies and their underlying technology may be vulnerable to attacks on their security, integrity or operation, including, without limitation, attacks using computing power to overwhelm the normal operation of a blockchain or its consensus mechanism and maliciously tamper with transactions (often known as “double spending” attacks). A digital currency may be lost, double spent, lose its developers, miners/validators, or user community, or may otherwise lose all or most of its value, whether because of forks, attacks, bugs, changes to the features, characteristics, or properties of the digital currency, or failure of the digital currency to operate as intended, or any other reason. Activities relating to digital currencies may also be subject to legal or regulatory restrictions or requirements in different jurisdictions, failure to comply with which may result in your personal liability or imposition of fines. Therefore, you should check the position in your jurisdiction and seek professional advice if you are unsure. Neither Emtri Corp Group nor any of its directors, officers, or employees make any representation as to the appropriateness of digital currencies as an investment or to the availability and/or liquidity of the same in your jurisdiction. You should consult your professional advisor in your jurisdiction before making any decision to invest, or otherwise deal, in digital currencies and you acknowledge and agree you do so at your own risk.

Private Keys: Digital currencies are controllable only by the possessor of both the unique public key and private key relating to the wallet in which such currency is held. Private keys must be safeguarded and stored securely in order to prevent an unauthorized third party from accessing the assets held in such wallet. We, or our sub custodians or third party service providers, as the case may be, hold all digital currencies in custody in two types of wallets: (i) hot wallets, which are managed online, and (ii) cold wallets, which are managed offline. To the extent any of our private keys are lost, destroyed, unable to be accessed by us or our sub custodians or third party service providers or otherwise compromised and no backup of such private key is accessible, we or our sub custodians or third party service providers will be unable to access the digital currencies held in the related hot or cold wallet. Further, we cannot provide assurance that any of the wallets of any or all of our sub custodians or third party service providers will not be hacked, compromised, or subject to security breaches or malicious activities such that digital currencies are sent to one or more private addresses that we or our sub custodians or third party service providers do not control, which could result in the loss of some or all of the digital currencies that we or our sub custodians or third party service providers hold in custody on behalf of customers. Any loss of private keys relating to, or hack or other compromise of, hot wallets or cold wallets used to store our customers’ digital currencies could result in partial or total loss of customers’ digital currencies or adversely affect our customers’ ability to sell their assets on, or withdraw their assets from, our Platform.

Third Party Sub Custodians: We may engage sub custodians or third party service providers to, as the case may be, (i) hold the digital currencies you deposit in your wallet in an omnibus wallet maintained and operated by them, (ii) provide the back-end infrastructure and related services that we use to hold the digital currencies you deposit in an omnibus wallet maintained or hosted by them but operated by us, or (iii) to perform any of our other duties, obligations, and rights under the Terms or in connection with the Services. There is a risk of loss arising from the use of omnibus accounts or back-end infrastructure and related services provided or maintained by sub custodians and third party service providers. We attempt to protect ourselves and you by carefully selecting our sub custodians and third party service providers and by requiring them to adhere to a contractual standard of care and to implement extensive policies and procedures, including (without limitation) information security obligations, that are intended to reduce the risk of loss, but there can ultimately be no assurance that such measures will be entirely successful to avoid loss. For example, in the event of the insolvency, failure, default, breach, hacking, loss, business disruption, fraud, theft, error, negligence, or accident of or by a sub custodian or third party service provider contracted by Emtri Corp to maintain and operate an omnibus account for digital currencies, or to provide the back-end infrastructure that we use to hold your digital currencies in an omnibus account, as applicable, Emtri Corp as custodian and bare trustee on your behalf may only have an unsecured claim against the sub custodian or third party service provider in connection with the digital currencies. While we will use commercially reasonable efforts, as determined by us, to attempt on your behalf to recover the amounts due, there is no assurance such efforts by us will be successful, or that any recovery will be obtained promptly or in full, and you are exposed to the resulting risk of loss. Emtri Corp is not liable or responsible for any losses you may suffer that are caused directly or indirectly by our holding of digital currency relating to your Account with a sub custodian or third party service provider or the use of infrastructure and related services provided by a sub custodian or third party service provider. You bear all risk of loss in relation to or resulting from the foregoing. If you do not wish to accept this risk, you should not open an Account or access the Services.

No Deposit Protection: Digital currencies held in wallets are not eligible for or subject to any public or private deposit insurance protection. While in some cases our sub custodians may be required, under our contractual arrangements, to maintain certain insurance coverage while they provide custody of the digital currency we hold on your behalf, there is no assurance that any such insurance proceeds will actually be available, in full or at all, in an amount sufficient to cover any loss or shortfall that results from the sub custodian’s holding of our (and your) digital currency, or that any such insurance proceeds will be available promptly. Fiat currency held in wallets may (or may not) be subject to deposit insurance protection, but there is no assurance that the proceeds of such deposit insurance (if available) will be sufficient to cover a shortfall relating to your Account.

Forks: Any user of an open source blockchain can download the software, modify it and then propose that other users and miners of that blockchain protocol adopt the modification. When a modification is introduced and the community decides to adopt the modification, the change is implemented via an update to the software and the blockchain protocol networks, as applicable, may continue in operation uninterrupted. However, if part of the community rejects the proposed modification, and the modification is not compatible with the software prior to its modification, the consequence would be a fork (i.e. a split) of the impacted blockchain protocol network with one group running the pre-modified software and the other running the modified software. The effect of such a fork would be the existence of two separate versions of the blockchain protocol network, operating simultaneously but incompatible with one another, and with each network’s native token or digital currency unable to operate on the other’s network. A fork can lead to a disruption of the relevant blockchain networks and our information technology systems, cybersecurity attacks, replay attacks or security weaknesses, any of which can lead to temporary or even permanent loss of the digital currencies we hold for users. In the event of a fork, we will need time to evaluate the fork’s impact on our operations and to determine our response, and we have the authority to suspend our Services in whole or in part without notice while we do so. We have sole discretion to determine whether we will support a forked network (or which branch of a blockchain network relating to a digital currency to support post-fork, if any) and all aspects of our response to a digital currency that undergoes a fork. In relation to any digital currencies held in your wallet, you have no right to, and we have no obligation to enable you to, realize any economic or other benefit from the occurrence of a fork (including, without limitation, with respect to any tokens or digital currencies resulting therefrom), though we may elect, in our sole discretion, to attempt to do so in any manner, and pursuant to any terms or conditions, that we choose.

Limited Order Types: Users should be aware that only market orders, limit orders and stop limit orders are available on the Platform. Time in force parameters can be defined for limit orders (i.e. Good Til Canceled, Immediate or Cancel and Fill or Kill). Stop limit orders can be used to provide some protection against trading losses as such orders are only filled when the stop price is reached and then only at or better than a specified price. It is important to note that the closer the stop price is to the specified price, the greater the possibility that the order will not be fully filled. This should be contrasted with stop market orders (which are not available on the Platform) which would be fully filled from the available liquidity.