Counterparty & Platform Risks

Certain vaults rely on third-party service providers, including custodians, brokers, exchanges, liquidity providers, fund administrators, and oracle providers. Although QMC Finance seeks to work with reputable partners, it cannot eliminate the risks associated with their operations.

Operational failures, cyber incidents, insolvency, fraud, or other events affecting these counterparties could impair a vault’s operations or result in the partial or total loss of assets.

Strategies that execute trades through centralized exchanges or brokerage firms remain exposed to the operational risks of those venues. Trading interruptions, technical outages, withdrawal suspensions, execution delays, or insolvency of an exchange or broker may impact a vault’s ability to trade, value positions, or process withdrawals.

These risks exist independently of the underlying investment strategy and cannot be entirely mitigated.

QMC Finance, its affiliates, and related parties may act as counterparties, liquidity providers, or participants in strategies connected to the Vaults, and may hold positions or receive fees that create actual or potential conflicts of interest with Users.

QMC Finance seeks to manage these conflicts responsibly, but Users should understand that QMC’s interests will not always be identical to their own and should evaluate each Vault accordingly.

Vault Shares and other Digital Assets held through QMC Finance are not bank deposits and are not insured or guaranteed by the FDIC, SIPC, or any other government or private deposit-insurance scheme.

Digital Assets are subject to loss, and Users may lose some or all of the value deposited into a Vault. QMC Finance does not guarantee the return of principal or any yield.