Risk Warning for Trading Digital Assets
Last updated: July 2026
Trading in digital currencies involves significant risks that do not exist, or exist to a lesser extent, in traditional financial instruments. Before using TINQ's services, please read the risk warning below carefully.
1. Extreme Price Volatility
Digital currency rates may move by tens or even hundreds of percent within short periods, without any prior warning. The value of your investment may decline significantly, and may even lose its full value.
2. No Guarantee of Return
Past performance of any digital asset is not an indication of future performance. There is no certainty that any digital asset will retain its value, increase in value, or be realizable in the future under the same conditions existing today.
3. Regulatory Risk
The regulation applicable to digital assets in Israel and around the world is constantly evolving. Legislative changes, tax policy, or future regulatory restrictions may materially affect their value, marketability, or the ability to hold or trade them.
4. Technological Risk and Cybersecurity
Digital assets are based on blockchain technology and software infrastructure. There is a risk of technological failures, security breaches, cyberattacks, or flaws in the underlying protocols, which may result in partial or total loss of assets.
5. Liquidity Risk
During periods of extreme market volatility, there may be difficulty in realizing a digital asset at a fair price, or at all, due to a lack of sufficient buyers or sellers in the market at that time.
6. No Government Insurance Coverage
Unlike bank deposits, digital assets are not covered by government or public deposit insurance. Losses due to market fluctuations, technological failure, or bankruptcy of an involved third party will not necessarily be covered by any insurance mechanism, except to the extent the company implements private insurance arrangements as detailed in its Security and Custody Policy.
7. Personal Suitability
Trading in digital assets is not suitable for everyone. You should consider your financial situation, your investment goals, and your ability to bear losses, before taking any action. Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose.
8. User Responsibility
The decision whether and when to take action on a digital asset, and to what extent, is your sole responsibility. TINQ does not provide investment advice, and content published on the site, including blog articles and marketing information, should not be regarded as a recommendation to take any action.