Understand the risks before you participate
Last updated: July 10, 2026
TRUST is a utility token for the TrustLayer Protocol. It is not a security, investment contract, or financial instrument, and no value, price appreciation, or return is guaranteed or implied. You must be able to lose the full amount you allocate. If you are not comfortable with any of the risks below, do not participate.
1. Volatility risk
Digital assets are highly volatile. Their market price can move sharply in short periods and can lose all value. Utility credits held on-chain may become worth zero.
2. Regulatory risk
Laws applicable to digital assets are evolving and vary by jurisdiction. Participation may become restricted, taxed, or prohibited where you live at any time. You are solely responsible for compliance with the laws applicable to you.
3. Smart-contract risk
TrustLayer contracts are open source and, while audited internally, may contain bugs, exploits, or upgrade paths that result in partial or total loss of assets. Third-party bridges, DEXs, and wallets carry independent risk.
4. Total-loss risk
No fund is held in custody. Lost private keys, incorrect transactions, phishing, or smart-contract failure can permanently destroy access to your tokens. There is no recourse.
5. Early-stage risk
TrustLayer is an early-stage protocol. Roadmap items, tokenomics, and utility mechanics may change, be delayed, or be discontinued. Network effects and demand are speculative.
6. No refunds, no warranty
All acquisitions are final. TrustLayer provides no warranty of value, functionality, or fitness for any purpose, and no refund policy applies.
Nothing on this page is legal, financial, or tax advice. Consult a qualified professional in your jurisdiction before participating.