Risk Disclosure

Website / Project: Warmy

Operator: Winwestor Ltd, company number 16304178

Registered office: 19 Cotton Hill, UK, BR1 5RT

Last updated: 25 April 2026

1. Purpose of this Risk Disclosure

This page outlines key risks related to digital assets, blockchain systems, staking, migration, and ecosystem participation. It is not exhaustive.

2. Digital asset market risk

Digital assets are highly volatile and may lose value rapidly, including total loss.

3. No guaranteed returns

No reward, return, profit, staking outcome, conversion outcome, or ecosystem benefit is guaranteed.

4. Liquidity and lock-up risk

Participation models may involve lock-ups/vesting/restricted release. During such periods, transfer/liquidation may be limited or unavailable.

5. Technology and smart contract risk

Risks include bugs, exploits, congestion, fee volatility, bridge failures, phishing, key loss, user error, and irreversible transactions.

6. Migration and conversion risk

Where migration/swap/conversion exists, strict procedures and time windows may apply. Errors or delays may cause loss of access/participation.

7. Regulatory and jurisdictional risk

Laws and enforcement may change and affect access, listings, staking, rewards, conversion mechanisms, taxation, and participation rights.

8. Tax risk

Digital asset events may create tax liabilities. Treatment depends on jurisdiction and personal circumstances.

9. Operational and execution risk

Roadmaps and features may be delayed, altered, limited, or not implemented due to technical, legal, market, or operational factors.

10. Ecosystem dependency risk

Warmy utility may depend on broader ecosystem development and integration; changes in related components may affect outcomes.

11. Security and fraud risk

Users may face scams/phishing/fake channels/malicious approvals. Never share private keys or seed phrases.

12. User responsibility

Participation is at your own risk. Consider financial position, risk tolerance, legal eligibility, and seek independent advice where needed.

13. No mitigation removes all risk

Project structure may reduce some risks, but cannot eliminate market, regulatory, technology, operational, fraud, and user-error risks.