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The Token List provided by Confluxscan is intended to be and should be, used for informational purposes only. In listing these tokens, Confluxscan does not intend to, and should not be assumed to, recommend any of them. Confluxscan does not provide investment, financial or legal advice. This site is not a substitute for professional advice and independent factual verification.
No Responsibility for Listed items’ Warnings or Documentation
The cryptocurrencies displayed on the Token List must provide their own warnings with respect to the risks of the products they are promoting. Their documentation may contain information about other cryptocurrencies that are not listed on the Token List. Conflux is not responsible for the risk warnings or other documentation of cryptocurrencies listed on the Token List.
Permissionless Deployment
Tokens deployed on Conflux Chain are displayed on the Token List by submitting an application. In listing these tokens, Confluxscan is not intended and should not be assumed to recommend any of them. Any individual or entity can create and deploy any type of token contract with any name on the conflux chain, including but not limited to token contracts conforming to crc20, crc721, crc777, or crc1155 standards. There is the possibility of creating counterfeit versions of existing tokens, and tokens that claim to be issued by certain items that do not issue tokens. If you purchase an arbitrary token, you may be unable to sell it back. Conflux does not do centralized audits on token contracts deployed on the blockchain. You should conduct your own research and consult your financial advisor. Conflux has no responsibility for the authenticity of the names, values, symbols, or any other information of the cryptocurrencies listed on the Token List.
Conflux is not an investment advisor or investment broker. No content displayed on the Token List is intended to or should be assumed to, be investment advice, financial advice, trading advice, or any other sort of advice, or an endorsement, recommendation, or rating of any project or investment, you should not treat any of the content of this site as such information. Conflux does not recommend that any cryptocurrency should be bought, sold, or held by you. We do not provide personalized advice or opinions about whether a project or investment approach is suited to the financial or other goals or needs of a specific individual, company, or other legal entity. Always conduct your own due diligence and consult with your financial advisor before making any investment decision.
Conflux will strive to ensure the accuracy of the information listed on the Token List, although it will not hold any responsibility for any missing or wrong information. Token List provides all information as is. Please confirm that you expressly understand that you are using any and all information available here at your own risk.
Cryptocurrencies displayed on the Token List will be taken down from the Token List, and blacklisted while marking Blacklist badge if there are situations including but not limited to the following: those involved in phishing, pyramid schemes, fraud, and other criminal acts; those using false information when submitting any related applications; token names and symbols involving politics, violence, terrorism, fraud, pornography, vulgarity, gambling, infringement, rumors and other undesirable keywords. For tokens with potential risks, we will try our best to provide timely and accurate risk warnings, however, marked tokens may have risks other than those situations mentioned above, while unmarked tokens may also have risks including but not limited to those situations mentioned above, you should do your own due diligence and bear the risk by yourself, Conflux shall not be liable for any potential damages arising from the presence/absence of risk warnings and blacklist badges.
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User Warranties
By using Confluxscan as well as the Token List, you are making the following warranties:
You warrant that (a) you have read the Token List terms and conditions, understand them, and unconditionally agree to be bound by them; (b) you have read the Token List disclaimer, understand and accept it; and (c) the warranties you make by using the site are true.
You warrant that you understand that since the content of the Token List is for informational purposes only, it is extremely important for you to conduct your own research and analysis, independently verify any information you find on the Token List that you wish to rely on, consider your own personal circumstances and goals, and obtain independent financial advice from an appropriate professional before making any investment decisions or taking any other action.
You warrant that you understand that cryptocurrencies are by nature highly risky and extremely speculative. They are unregulated in the early stages of development, with experimental software and business models, no governmental protection of your investment, dramatic price volatility, the strong potential for inadequate documentation, and a high risk of fraud.
You should only invest in cryptocurrency tokens if you have the substantial technical knowledge and understand the specific details of the project. Careful due diligence should be conducted on the project, network, and team behind any token sale. You must understand that your investment and that of others may not result in a usable or valuable token, and you may lose the entire value of your investment.
For your information, Token List provides the following list of risks in cryptocurrency investments. You warrant that you understand that the Token List does not guarantee that this list includes all possible risks.
Cryptocurrencies are created and distributed using distributed ledger or blockchain technology. This technology is highly experimental; therefore, participation in cryptocurrency transactions is highly risky. Issuers of tokens often use software, new technologies, and new business models that are in an early stage of development and unproven. The software, technologies, and related businesses invested in by the entity issuing tokens could be unfit for their intended purpose and/or not work as effectively or as well as anticipated.
Many cryptocurrencies are based on Bitcoin or Ethereum protocols. The project uses will be adversely affected by any malfunction, dysfunction, or abandonment of these protocols. In addition, these protocols could be rendered less valuable or valueless due to advances in cryptography or other technological advances, such as the development of quantum computing.
Cryptocurrencies use software and other technologies that are likely to be in an early stage of development and unproven, and there is generally no guarantee that the process of receiving, use and ownership of tokens will be uninterrupted or error-free. Such software and other technology could contain weaknesses, vulnerabilities or bugs that cause serious problems, including but not limited to, the inability to use tokens and the partial or complete loss of tokens.
Any cryptocurrency using a blockchain-based system that relies on independent miners can be subject to mining attacks, including but not limited to double-spend attacks (51% attacks), "selfish mining" attacks, and race competition attacks. Any successful attack poses a serious risk to all aspects of cryptocurrencies.
The entity that issues a token may wish to store or convert cryptocurrency into one or more fiat currencies and/or alternative cryptocurrencies. There could be serious problems with making and managing such cryptocurrencies and funds, including difficulties related to the lack of readily available convertibility between fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies, or to deal with them via traditional market counterparties and intermediaries. If the value of cryptocurrencies fluctuates unfavorably during or after a token sale, the entity issuing the tokens may not be able to fund the development or maintenance of the technology platform that allows the use of the tokens as it intended to do. In addition to the usual market forces, the risk of adverse fluctuations in the value of cryptocurrencies could be exacerbated by another attack on the Ethereum network similar to "The DAO", by a security incident or market irregularities on one or more of the major cryptocurrency exchanges, or by currently unforeseen events.
If you lose your crypto wallet credentials or they are stolen, the tokens you purchased will be permanently lost. A private key or a combination of private keys is essential for controlling and disposing of the tokens stored in your wallet. Loss of the private key(s) associated with your wallet will result in the loss of tokens. Any third party that acquires the ability to access your private key(s), including by acquiring login credentials for a hosted wallet service you use, may be able to steal your tokens. If your crypto wallet malfunctions or fails for any reason, including your own failure to maintain or use it properly, may also result in a loss of your tokens. Failure to correctly follow the procedures set out in any token sale documentation for purchasing and receiving tokens, including providing an incorrect wallet address or an address that is not compatible with the CRC-20, CRC-721, CRC-777, CRC-1155, and other token contract standards may result in token loss.
Cryptocurrencies are inherently exposed to cybercrime risks that are difficult to prevent. The software used in any aspect of a cryptocurrency could be hacked, which could result in inability to use or outright loss of some or all cryptocurrency assets. Entities issuing tokens are unlikely to be required to provide insurance for their assets and may find it very difficult to do so, given the commercial terms of such insurance.
Any aspect of any cryptocurrency abandoned or required to be restructured, becomes or remains technologically or commercially unsuccessful, or be shut down for a number of reasons, including but not limited to, lack of public interest; statutory, regulatory, or other legal changes; lack of funding; and lack of commercial success due to competing projects. There is no assurance that any tokens you acquire will have the expected value or any value at the time you wish to use them. You should understand and accept that the ownership and use of tokens is very risky, such that they could be or become unusable or valueless in exchange for information, services, or value with other token owners, and they typically cannot be redeemed by, or exchanged with, the entity that issued them in return for fiat or other cryptocurrencies.
Trading in or use of tokens could be prohibited under applicable securities laws. It is possible that existing regulations could be applied, or new regulations could be enacted, affecting blockchain technology-based applications and transactions in tokens such that any aspect of cryptocurrency could be adversely affected, requiring its modification or discontinuance and potentially resulting in the loss of tokens or token value.
Tokens do not represent deposits and are not subject to any statutory insurance or guarantees. If an entity issuing tokens or any entity involved in a cryptocurrency becomes insolvent, there will be no protections in place to allow recovery of losses.
All decisions involving products or services of an entity issuing tokens or related/associated party are typically made internally by the entity or related/associated party. Purchasers of tokens have no say in the governance of these companies. These decisions could adversely affect the platform on which your tokens are intended to be used and/or the utility of any tokens you own. Entities issuing tokens are subject to normal legal, accounting and tax standards, but they may be operated by persons with very limited business experience.
In the event of a dispute between you and the entity issuing tokens or any related or associated entity about any aspect of a cryptocurrency, asserting your own legal rights may be prohibitively difficult or costly. Even if you do assert a claim, it may be difficult or impossible for you to prevail due to the difficulty of distinguishing between legally binding and enforceable contractual representations, warranties and terms, and mere predictions about the expected future of tokens that do not constitute legally binding promises and representations. Your ability to prevail on any such claim will be extremely difficult because of numerous warnings in the terms and conditions applicable to token transactions regarding the many risks involved in purchasing or using tokens.
Since cryptocurrency projects are largely unregulated forms of crowdfunding, there is a risk that dishonest people will use them as a get-rich-quick scheme and not even try to honor the promises and representations made in the sale of tokens. You should assess the quality and credibility of the whole team involved in a cryptocurrency project, including professional advisors, as the risk of fraud in this untested and young industry is significant.
Kindly note that by using the Token List feature provided by Confluxscan, you agree to our disclaimer and are aware of the fact that Confluxscan does not provide investment advice. It is prudent to do your own research.