Disclosures

Please read these disclosures carefully before using Gloam or any related interface.

Risk of loss

Digital assets, including cryptocurrencies and tokenized real-world assets such as stock tokens, can lose value rapidly and in full. Past performance is not indicative of future results. You may lose some or all of the assets you use with the protocol or related smart contracts.

Smart contract & protocol risk

Smart contracts may contain bugs, economic design flaws, or be exploited. Upgrades, admin keys, oracles, bridges, and sequencers introduce additional risk. Audits, if any, do not eliminate risk.

Privacy is not absolute

Shielded balances and private transactions reduce public visibility; they do not make activity invisible to all parties in all conditions. Timing analysis, amount correlation at the edge of a privacy set, user error, malware, and legal process may still expose information.

Regulatory uncertainty

Tokenized equities and privacy technologies sit in evolving regulatory environments. Availability of assets and features may depend on jurisdiction. You are responsible for determining whether use is lawful for you.

No custody

Gloam interfaces do not custody user funds. You interact with networks and contracts through your own wallet. Support cannot recover lost keys or reverse confirmed transactions.

Third-party & chain risk

Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, bridges, RPCs, and other infrastructure may halt, reorg, censor, or fail. We do not control those systems.

Interface only

Website and app UIs may be one of several ways to interact with underlying contracts. The interface can go offline while contracts remain reachable by other means.

Forward-looking statements

Roadmaps, “coming soon” features, and testnet plans are aspirational. Nothing obligates us to ship any feature on any timeline.

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