Transaction Terms
All transactions or operations initiated through our decentralized Services (such as deposits into smart contracts, withdrawals, token swaps, or staking actions) are irrevocable once submitted to the underlying blockchain. You understand that when you initiate a transaction, you are authorizing a blockchain smart contract to execute that transaction, and we do not have the ability to cancel, reverse, or modify any transaction that you have authorized.
By using our Services, you acknowledge and accept the inherent characteristics of blockchain transactions, including:
Irreversibility: Cryptocurrency and digital asset transactions, when confirmed on the blockchain, cannot be undone. Sending assets to an incorrect address or making an error in a transaction may result in permanent loss of those assets. We strongly urge you to double-check all transaction details before submission.
Network Fees: You may be required to pay network transaction fees (gas fees) to execute transactions. These fees are determined by the blockchain network and not by us; we do not benefit from them. You are solely responsible for paying any such fees.
No Guarantee of Outcome: We do not guarantee that any transaction will achieve any particular outcome (for example, we do not guarantee that staking will yield any specific return or that a transaction will be confirmed within a certain time). Past performance of any yield or return on our platform is not indicative of future results. All staking or yield-generating activities are subject to market risks and other factors outside our control.
IMPORTANT RISK NOTICE: The value of digital assets can be extremely volatile. CRYPTOCURRENCY AND DIGITAL ASSET INVESTMENTS ARE INHERENTLY HIGH-RISK; YOU COULD LOSE ALL MONIES INVESTED. Transactions on decentralized networks are subject to technical issues beyond our control, such as blockchain congestion or smart contract vulnerabilities. By using our Services, you acknowledge these risks and agree that CICADA Finance is not liable for any losses you may incur due to blockchain network failures, errors in smart contracts, or other technical issues, except as explicitly required by law.
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