Risk Disclosure
Last updated September 2026
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Stackbots are digital collectibles. They are not shares, securities, fund units or an investment product, and they do not represent a claim against [Company legal name]. The assets recorded against the Stackbots treasury can lose value. Nothing on this site is investment advice or an offer to sell securities in any jurisdiction. Do not purchase with funds you cannot afford to lose.
No promised return
No return, yield, profit or appreciation is promised or implied. The treasury's holdings can fall as well as rise, and holders may withdraw their recorded share, so the treasury's value does not necessarily grow over time.
On-chain and technical risk
Stackbots and the treasury are smart contracts on Robinhood Chain. Smart contracts can contain bugs, and blockchain transactions are irreversible. Network outages, RPC failures, or market illiquidity may delay or prevent treasury actions or withdrawals.
Market and asset risk
The treasury holds on-chain assets whose prices are volatile. Swaps are subject to slippage and available liquidity. Past composition or activity is not indicative of future results.
Regulatory risk
The regulatory treatment of NFTs and tokenised assets is evolving and varies by jurisdiction. You are responsible for determining whether acquiring or holding a Stackbot is lawful where you live.
Not advice
This page and the rest of this site are for information only and are not legal, tax, or financial advice. Seek independent professional advice before purchasing.