Risk Disclosure
Last updated: 12 June 2026
Cryptocurrency investments carry substantial risk and are not suitable for all investors. You could lose some or all of your capital. Only invest what you can afford to lose.
1. Market volatility
Cryptocurrency prices can move sharply and unpredictably. A 50% drawdown over days or weeks is not uncommon. The value of your investment at maturity may be lower than at entry.
2. Lock-in and liquidity
Funds invested in a plan are locked until the maturity date. Early withdrawal is not permitted. You should treat locked capital as illiquid for the duration of the plan.
3. No guaranteed returns
All returns shown on the CoinVault website are for demonstration purposes only. They do not represent a forecast, projection, or promise of profit. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
4. Technology and network risk
Smart-contract bugs, blockchain congestion, 51% attacks, and protocol failures may impact the underlying assets. CoinVault uses battle-tested custody providers, but residual risk remains.
5. Regulatory risk
Cryptocurrency regulation is evolving. Changes in law or policy may affect the availability, valuation, or tax treatment of your holdings.
6. Counterparty risk
Although CoinVault applies a robust custody model, no model eliminates counterparty risk entirely. Funds are not insured by a government deposit guarantee scheme unless explicitly stated.
7. Tax
You are responsible for understanding the tax treatment of cryptocurrency gains in your jurisdiction. CoinVault does not provide tax advice.
8. Acknowledgement
By investing through CoinVault, you confirm that you have read, understood, and accepted the risks described above.