Terms & Conditions
Terms and Conditions – Crypto Lives Matter (CLMATA)
No Financial Advice
The content provided on the Crypto Lives Matter (CLMATA) website, social media channels, and other communication platforms, including but not limited to details about tokenomics, market trends, projections, or future development plans, is strictly for informational purposes. This content does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or other professional advice. We strongly encourage individuals to consult with a qualified financial advisor or legal professional before making any financial or investment decisions related to Crypto Lives Matter or its associated tokens.
No Guarantees or Promises
Participation in the Crypto Lives Matter project is voluntary and undertaken at your own risk. While the project team aims to build a community-driven platform with utility and long-term value, no guarantees or promises are made regarding token price, market performance, or future returns. All projections, milestones, and plans outlined in the roadmap or other materials are subject to change without prior notice based on market conditions, technological advancements, or other unforeseen circumstances.
Utility Token Purpose
The CLMATA token is designed as a utility token to facilitate participation within the Crypto Lives Matter ecosystem. Its primary purpose is to provide access to features, rewards, and tools within the platform, including exclusive community activities, content, and engagement opportunities. The token is not intended as an investment or speculative asset. Users should evaluate its functionality and use case before acquiring or engaging with the token.
Legal and Regulatory Compliance
Crypto Lives Matter operates in compliance with applicable laws and regulations governing blockchain technology and token usage. However, laws and regulations may vary by jurisdiction, and participants are responsible for understanding and adhering to local legal requirements before engaging with the project. The Crypto Lives Matter team does not take responsibility for any legal consequences arising from non-compliance with local laws.
Risk Disclosure
Participation in blockchain-based projects, including the acquisition or use of tokens, involves inherent risks. These risks include, but are not limited to: Market Volatility: Token prices can be highly volatile and subject to rapid and unpredictable fluctuations. Technological Risks: Blockchain technology is still evolving, and unforeseen technical issues, including smart contract vulnerabilities, may arise. Regulatory Risks: Changes in laws or regulations could impact the functionality or legality of the project. Loss of Funds: There is a risk of partial or total loss of funds, including due to wallet mismanagement or third-party hacks. Participants should only invest what they can afford to lose and conduct thorough research before engaging with the project.
Transparency and Governance
Crypto Lives Matter is committed to transparency in all its operations. Key decisions regarding the project’s development, tokenomics, and roadmap will be shared openly with the community. While the project is community-driven, decisions will align with the project’s mission and vision to foster adoption and inclusivity in cryptocurrency.
No Ownership Rights
The acquisition of CLMATA tokens does not confer ownership, equity, or any legal rights in Crypto Lives Matter or its underlying infrastructure. Token holders are not entitled to dividends, profits, or voting rights outside of the specified community engagement activities.
Community Contributions and Donations
As a community-focused project, Crypto Lives Matter encourages voluntary contributions and donations to support development and growth. These contributions are non-refundable and are not tied to any guarantee of returns or specific outcomes.
Amendments to Terms
Crypto Lives Matter reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions at any time. Updates will be communicated via the project’s official channels. Continued participation in the project after such changes constitutes acceptance of the revised terms.
