Risk Disclosure

Last updated 23 August 2026. Read this in full before acquiring ABTC.

1. Total loss

The most likely severe outcome for any speculative digital asset is that it loses all or substantially all of its value. There is no floor, no guarantee, no insurance, no deposit protection and no compensation scheme of any kind. If ABTC becomes worthless, you have no recourse against Astra or anyone else.

2. No entitlement of any kind

ABTC gives you no ownership, no dividend, no interest, no profit share, no voting right, and no claim over the assets or revenue of any person. Nobody is obliged to buy it from you, redeem it, or exchange it for anything. If you cannot find a willing buyer, you cannot realise any value.

3. No market may exist

Astra does not undertake that ABTC will be listed on any exchange or trading venue, and states no listing price. There may never be a liquid market. Even if a market exists, it may be thin, meaning attempts to sell may move the price sharply against you or fail entirely.

4. No price support

There is no buy back programme, no burn programme, no treasury purchasing, no market maker and no liquidity commitment. Nothing supports the price of ABTC at any level.

5. Nothing backs ABTC

There are no reserves, no collateral, no assets and no revenue behind ABTC. The issuer and its founders carry on other commercial activities, and none of them back the token or create any obligation toward holders. Their success would give you nothing and their failure would take nothing from you, because ABTC carries no claim on them. Do not treat the existence of a real business anywhere near this token as security for the token.

6. Volatility

Digital asset prices can move by very large percentages in short periods, in both directions, without warning and without any change in underlying circumstances. Historical movements of any asset are not indicative of future movements.

7. Smart contract and technical risk

Smart contracts can contain defects. The sale contract at 0x7F4875c4a43daF0c31E411c6317C2ca265DDf8A0 is not renounced: its owner can pause the sale, withdraw proceeds and tokens, change accepted payment assets, and switch the price source to a manual rate that bypasses the price oracle. The ABTC token contract is renounced and cannot be altered. Blockchain networks may congest, fork or fail, and transactions may be delayed or fail while still incurring fees.

8. Irreversibility and custody

Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed. There are no refunds and no chargebacks. Assets sent to a wrong address, sent from an exchange account, or sent in an unsupported form may be permanently lost. Astra never holds your keys and cannot recover a lost wallet, a lost seed phrase, or a mistaken transfer.

9. Regulatory risk

The regulation of digital assets is developing and differs sharply between countries. Future law or regulatory action could restrict or prohibit the holding, transfer or trading of ABTC, affect any market that exists, or impose obligations on you. You are responsible for the legality of your own conduct where you live.

10. Issuer risk

The issuer is a small private company. It may cease operations, become insolvent, abandon this token, stop maintaining this website, or stop responding, at any time and without notice. None of that would give you any claim, because ABTC carries none. A token can continue to exist on chain long after anyone is left to answer questions about it.

11. Country and enforcement risk

The issuing company is registered in the Republic of Costa Rica. Registration there is not a licence or approval to offer a digital asset. Political, legal, currency, tax and enforcement conditions may change adversely, and pursuing a legal claim across borders can be slow, expensive or impractical.

12. Fraud and impersonation

Fraudulent websites, social accounts, groups and messages impersonate digital asset projects routinely. Astra will never ask for your seed phrase or private key, and will never contact you first offering to manage funds, guarantee a profit or unlock a balance. Verify addresses only against this website.

13. Tax

Acquiring, holding, disposing of or transferring digital assets may create tax obligations. You are solely responsible for determining, reporting and paying them wherever they arise.

14. No advice

Nothing published by Astra is investment, financial, legal, accounting or tax advice, or a recommendation. Obtain independent professional advice before acquiring any digital asset.

See also the terms of sale and use, which form part of your agreement with Astra.