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Risk Disclosure
Last Updated: July 2026
Participation in decentralized finance involves substantial risk.
You should carefully evaluate these risks before using Jitter.
Smart Contract Risk
Jitter relies on smart contracts deployed on public blockchains.
Despite audits and security reviews, vulnerabilities, exploits, or unforeseen failures may result in partial or complete loss of funds.
Market Risk
Digital assets are highly volatile.
Prices may fluctuate significantly and users may experience losses due to market movements, slippage, or insufficient liquidity.
Yield Risk
Future yield is not guaranteed.
Yield rates may increase, decrease, or disappear entirely depending on market conditions and protocol performance.
Incentive and Airdrop Risk
Jitter may support markets related to incentive rewards, points, or future token distributions.
The value of such incentives is uncertain and may differ significantly from market expectations.
Protocols may modify, reduce, delay, or cancel incentive programs at any time.
Participation does not guarantee eligibility for any future token distribution or reward.
Blockchain Risk
Users may be exposed to risks including:
- Network congestion
- Validator failures
- Chain reorganizations
- Oracle failures
- Third-party infrastructure failures
Settlement Risk
Blockchain, oracle, and third-party infrastructure events may affect protocol functionality and settlement.
Regulatory Risk
The regulatory treatment of digital assets and decentralized finance continues to evolve.
Changes in applicable laws or regulations may impact access to the protocol.
User Responsibility
Users are solely responsible for understanding the protocol, evaluating risks, and determining whether participation is appropriate for their financial situation.
Only use funds that you can afford to lose.