01 · Total loss risk
Investments in digital assets (tokens, NFTs, tokenized RWA) carry a risk of total or partial loss of committed capital. You should not invest an amount you cannot afford to lose entirely.
Read carefully before any interaction with any digital asset. Web3 assets carry significant risks.
Investments in digital assets (tokens, NFTs, tokenized RWA) carry a risk of total or partial loss of committed capital. You should not invest an amount you cannot afford to lose entirely.
Digital assets are subject to high volatility. Prices can vary by tens of percentage points within hours. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance.
Web3 protocols rely on smart contracts whose execution may contain bugs, vulnerabilities, or security flaws, even after audits by trusted third parties. Bug-related losses are generally non-recoverable.
Liquidity of digital assets may be low or even nil, particularly for emerging assets or tokenized RWA. You may not be able to sell your position at the desired price or at the desired time.
The regulatory framework for digital assets evolves rapidly and non-uniformly across jurisdictions. New rules may retroactively affect the value, liquidity, or legality of certain assets. MeetManssa structures its activities under FSRA Category 3C regime (ADGM), currently registering, but no guarantee can be given regarding regulatory evolution in all user residence jurisdictions.
RWA emissions rely on third-party legal structures (partner SPV issuers). MeetManssa provides the technical infrastructure but is not the issuer. The risk of issuer or underlying counterparty default is borne by holders.
Maintaining custody of your digital assets (private key management, wallet security, custody choice) is your responsibility or that of the providers you choose. Loss of access to your keys may be irreversible.
Ratios, timelines, projections, and figures presented on this site (notably MANSA tokenomics, treasury targets, technical milestones) are forward-looking and subject to significant evolution. They do not constitute a commitment of result.
The anti-ZiG methodology aims to minimize certain documented structural risks (over-collateralization, audits, infrastructure/issuer separation). It does not eliminate the other risks described above, nor exogenous risks (regulation, markets, technology).
Before any financial commitment in digital assets, consult a qualified independent financial advisor. This site provides no personalized advice.
The contents of this site address an audience with prior understanding of financial markets and digital assets. Newcomers are invited to educate themselves before any commitment.