Risk Disclosures
Trading cryptocurrency involves substantial risk, including the total loss of capital. Read these disclosures before depositing, trading, or withdrawing.
Nothing on CoinDock is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice, and CoinDock does not forecast prices or guarantee outcomes.
Total loss is possible
Digital assets are highly volatile and can lose value rapidly and permanently. Do not commit funds you cannot afford to lose entirely.
Custodial exchange risk
Assets held in a CoinDock account are held custodially. You hold a claim on CoinDock rather than direct control of the underlying keys. Custodial models carry inherent risk including operational failure, key compromise, insolvency, and regulatory action.
Self-custody removes that counterparty risk and replaces it with key-management risk: there is no password reset and no recovery.
Reserve reporting is not an audit
CoinDock publishes liability snapshots on its proof-of-reserves page. These are not a full proof-of-reserves attestation, on-chain reserve verification, or a completed third-party audit, and should not be read as one. The proof-of-reserves page states the current scope directly; treat that page as authoritative over any summary, including this one.
Blockchain transactions are irreversible
A confirmed transaction cannot be recalled or reversed. There is no chargeback and no intermediary with authority to undo it. Mistakes are permanent.
Wrong network and unsupported assets
Sending an asset over the wrong blockchain network, or depositing an asset CoinDock does not support, may result in permanent and unrecoverable loss. Verify the asset and the network before every deposit.
Liquidity and slippage
Thinly traded markets exhibit wide spreads and significant slippage. A market order can execute at a materially worse average price than the quoted price, and a position may not be exitable at anything near its marked value.
Market capitalisation and quoted prices on a thin order book do not represent realisable value.
Listing is not endorsement
A listing on CoinDock means a token passed a verification process establishing that it is what it claims to be. It is not an endorsement, a recommendation, a quality assessment, or a prediction of performance. Listing does not imply the project will succeed or that the token will hold value.
No guaranteed returns
CoinDock makes no promise regarding price, return, trading volume, or liquidity, before or after a listing. Any communication claiming to guarantee such an outcome on CoinDock's behalf is fraudulent.
Technology and availability risk
The platform may experience downtime, degraded performance, delayed settlement, or temporary trading halts. Orders may not execute during such periods, and market conditions may move against you while access is unavailable.
Security risk
No platform is immune to compromise. Account security controls — including two-factor authentication and withdrawal allowlists — reduce but do not eliminate risk, and they protect your CoinDock account only. They provide no protection for a self-custody wallet.
Withdrawal restrictions
Certain withdrawal rails are disabled by default and enabled only after internal controls are satisfied. Newly added withdrawal addresses are subject to a cooldown period before use.
Eligibility and regulatory change
Access depends on your jurisdiction and on completing identity verification. Cryptocurrency regulation is changing across jurisdictions, and future changes may affect the availability of services, the tradability of specific assets, or your ability to access funds.
No deposit insurance
Funds held with CoinDock are not protected by FDIC insurance, any deposit guarantee scheme, or any investor compensation scheme. If CoinDock fails, there is no government-backed protection for your balance.
Independent advice
CoinDock does not provide investment, legal, accounting, or tax advice. Consult appropriately qualified professionals in your own jurisdiction before making decisions.