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Risk Disclosure

Last updated August 25, 2025

Introduction

This document outlines the key risks associated with using Bleap’s platform and holding crypto assets. Whilst we strive to provide a secure and user-friendly platform, it is crucial that you understand and acknowledge these inherent risks before engaging with cryptocurrencies.

The value of crypto assets can be highly volatile, meaning the value of your investment may fall, and you could lose some or all of the money you have invested. If you are considering purchasing or trading crypto assets, you must first understand that these risks exist. Before proceeding, you should carefully consider whether you are financially and temperamentally prepared to accept these risks, as well as any others that may arise. We strongly recommend conducting independent research, and suggest limiting your participation to crypto assets that are compliant with MiCA standards.

Please take the time to review this information thoroughly before finalising any transaction, so that you are fully aware of the potential risks involved.

1. General Crypto Market 

The crypto-asset market is a rapidly evolving space, characterised by a high degree of uncertainty and volatility. Please be aware that there is a substantial risk of losing some or all of your money when trading or holding these assets. The value of any crypto-asset is influenced by a wide range of factors, including, but not limited to:

  • Regulatory changes: Governments and regulatory bodies worldwide are still developing their approach to crypto-assets. New or unclear regulations can significantly impact the market.
  • Technological changes: The underlying technology is constantly evolving. New innovations or the discovery of flaws in existing technology can affect the value and security of your assets.
  • Market sentiment: The market is heavily influenced by public perception and media coverage. Negative news or social media trends can lead to rapid price declines.
  • Economic factors: Broader economic conditions, such as interest rates and inflation, can also impact the crypto-asset market.

2. Crypto Asset Price 

As with any asset, the value of Digital Assets can fluctuate, and there is a substantial risk of financial loss when buying, selling, trading, holding, or investing in Digital Assets, such as cryptocurrencies. You should thoroughly consider whether engaging in such activities is suitable for you. The value of Digital Assets can be influenced by market participants' willingness to exchange them for Fiat currencies or other Digital Assets. If this willingness diminishes for any reason, it could lead to a permanent and complete loss of value for a particular Digital Asset. The price of Digital Assets can be highly volatile and unpredictable, resulting in significant losses over a short time.

3. Specific Crypto-Assets 

Many crypto-asset issuers are not authorised under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). Consequently, these assets present a higher degree of risk and volatility and do not benefit from the same investor protection rules that apply to regulated investments.Please be aware that not all assets currently available on the Bleap platform are issued by MiCA-authorised entities. In the absence of such authorisation, there is a greater risk of:

  • Limited Redemption: You may face difficulties or limitations when trying to redeem your assets.
  • Reduced Transparency:  There may be a lack of clear and adequate information about the asset and the issuer.
  • Constrained Liquidity:  It may be difficult to sell non-compliant assets when you wish to, due to a lack of buyers.

Given these factors, you should understand the significantly higher risks involved when transacting in crypto-assets that do not meet regulatory standards. We strongly recommend that you conduct thorough independent research and consider limiting your trading activity to assets issued by entities that are duly authorised under MiCA.

4. Access to Crypto Assets 

Your access to crypto-assets is secured by private keys, encrypted by a private password for which you hold sole responsibility. Please be aware that if you lose your private password to unencrypt your private key, your assets will be permanently and irretrievably lost. There is no central authority or third party, including Bleap, that can recover them for you under any circumstances.

Whilst our platform has security procedures in place, if you forget your Bleap account password and are unable to complete the recovery process, you may also be permanently locked out of your account and lose access to your funds.

5. Concentration and Over-Exposure

You should be aware of the significant risks associated with concentrating your capital. Placing all your funds into a single crypto-asset, or a small selection of assets, exposes you to a heightened risk of substantial financial loss. A negative performance in that single asset could result in the total loss of your investment. Furthermore, given the inherent volatility of the crypto-asset market, you must acknowledge the risk of losing your entire investment.

You are solely responsible for assessing your own financial situation and risk tolerance. You should only commit funds that you are prepared and can afford to lose in their entirety without impacting your financial security.

6. Liquidity 

Liquidity refers to the ease with which an asset can be converted into cash without significantly affecting its market price. The crypto-asset market, however, can be illiquid at times, particularly for newer or less-traded assets. This is because there may be fewer active buyers and sellers compared to more established financial markets.

As a result, you face the following risks:

  • Difficulty Selling: There is a risk that you may be unable to sell your holdings when you wish to, as there may not be enough buyers to meet the demand from sellers.
  • Price Slippage:  If you need to sell a large amount quickly in an illiquid market, you may have to accept a price that is significantly lower than the most recently quoted price.
  • Inability to Exit a Position:  In extreme cases, trading for a particular asset may halt entirely, leaving you unable to sell your holdings at any price and potentially forcing you to hold a depreciating asset.

7. Network Congestion 

The blockchain networks that crypto assets run on can sometimes become congested with a high volume of transactions. When this happens, it can take longer for your transactions to be confirmed, and you may need to pay higher transaction fees to have your transactions prioritized. This can lead to delays in executing trades or transferring funds.

8. Fraud

You should be aware that the crypto-asset market is exposed to a significant risk of fraud and malicious activity. It is crucial that you remain vigilant and recognise the common types of scams, which include, but are not limited to:

  • Phishing Scams:: Fraudsters may create fake websites or send emails that impersonate legitimate platforms like Bleap to trick you into revealing your login credentials or private keys..
  • Ponzi and Pyramid Schemes: These schemes promise high returns to early investors, using funds from newer investors to pay the earlier ones.
  • Fake Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs): Scammers may create fraudulent ICOs to raise money for a project that does not exist.
  • Pump and Dump Schemes: Fraudsters may artificially inflate the price of a crypto-asset before selling their own holdings, causing the price to crash and leaving other investors with significant losses.

Beyond these external threats, the fundamental nature of blockchain technology introduces a critical risk: all transactions are final and irreversible. Once a trade has been placed, it cannot be cancelled or recalled under any circumstances. Similarly, once an order has been sent to a cryptocurrency wallet, it is irrevocable and cannot be retrieved. All orders are considered final and non-refundable once they are initiated.

Bleap utilises blockchain networks and online payment systems to settle trades but does not operate these settlement platforms. Therefore, Bleap is not liable for errors or delays in the functioning of these third-party systems.

By using our services, you acknowledge and agree that all cryptocurrency purchases, sales, and exchanges are ultimate and binding. Upon the successful delivery of cryptocurrency to your wallet or fiat funds to your selected bank account, Bleap’s obligations are fully met, and no further claims may be asserted against us.

Please be aware that you are solely responsible for safeguarding your private password and must exercise extreme caution to prevent fraud, user error, or the loss of it. Bleap will not assume any responsibility for issuing refunds, even in cases of fraud, errors, or private key loss. It is therefore essential that you exercise the utmost caution and personal responsibility when engaging in any cryptocurrency transaction.

9. Security

Whilst the underlying blockchain technology is generally secure, the digital nature of crypto-assets exposes them to various cybersecurity threats. You must be aware of the following risks:

  • Hacking: Trading platforms and personal wallets are frequent targets for hackers. A successful attack on a platform you use, or on your personal devices, could result in the theft and permanent loss of your funds.
  • Malware: Malicious software can be used to steal your private keys or other sensitive information, granting criminals access to your assets.
  • Social Engineering: Scammers may attempt to deceive you into voluntarily revealing your security credentials, such as passwords.

It is your sole responsibility to take robust security measures to protect your accounts and devices. Failure to do so could result in the partial or total loss of your funds.

10. Staking and Decentralised Finance (DeFi)

Engaging in staking or interacting with Decentralised Finance (DeFi) protocols through any platform, including Bleap, introduces a unique and complex set of risks beyond standard trading.

  • Smart Contract Vulnerabilities: DeFi services operate on self-executing smart contracts. Whilst often audited, these complex pieces of code can contain hidden bugs, flaws, or vulnerabilities that could be exploited by malicious actors, potentially leading to the partial or total loss of the funds you have deposited.
  • Slashing Penalties: When you stake crypto-assets to help secure a network, your assets are subject to the network's rules. If the validator you are staking with behaves improperly or goes offline, the network may impose a "slashing" penalty, which involves destroying a portion of the staked assets. This could result in a loss of your investment.
  • Impermanent Loss: If you provide assets to a liquidity pool within a DeFi protocol, you are exposed to a risk known as "impermanent loss." Due to the way these pools automatically rebalance, significant price fluctuations can cause the value of your withdrawn assets to be less than if you had simply held them in your own wallet.
  • Protocol Complexity: These systems are on the cutting edge of financial technology and can be extremely complex. It is crucial that you conduct your own thorough research and fully understand the mechanics and risks of any specific staking or DeFi service before committing your funds.

11. Taxation

The tax treatment of crypto-assets is a complex and evolving area of law that varies significantly between jurisdictions. It is crucial that you understand your personal responsibilities in this regard.

  • Sole Responsibility: You are solely and entirely responsible for determining what, if any, taxes apply to your transactions. This includes the responsibility for tracking your trading activity, calculating any capital gains or other taxable income, and reporting and paying the correct amount of tax to the appropriate authorities.
  • No Tax Advice: Bleap is not a financial or tax advisor and does not provide any form of tax advice. Any information or tools provided on our platform are for informational purposes only and should not be construed as a substitute for professional tax counsel.
  • Professional Consultation: We strongly recommend that you consult with a qualified and independent tax professional to ensure you are fully compliant with the tax laws and regulations of your specific jurisdiction.

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