Risk Disclosures
Last updated: June 5, 2026
These Risk Disclosures form part of the Olbos Terms of Service. The Olbos Services deploy Digital Assets into third-party on-chain protocols autonomously, within policies you configure. Such activity involves substantial risk, including the risk of total and irrecoverable loss of all Digital Assets committed. You should read these disclosures in full, understand them, and commit only capital whose complete loss you can bear. The following enumeration is illustrative, not exhaustive: risks not described below, including risks not presently foreseeable, may also result in loss.
1. Market Risk
The prices of Digital Assets, lending rates, staking rewards, and liquidity-pool returns are volatile and may move adversely and abruptly. Yield is not guaranteed, may be lower than displayed estimates, and may be negative after costs. Past or simulated performance is not indicative of future results. A position may at any time be worth materially less than the capital that entered it.
2. Smart-Contract and Software Risk
The Services, the custody layer, the venues to which capital is deployed, and the underlying blockchain runtime are all software, and all software may contain defects, vulnerabilities, or unintended behaviors. Exploits, including novel attack vectors with no precedent, may result in the partial or total loss of deployed capital. Security audits, where performed, reduce but do not eliminate such risk, and no audit constitutes a guarantee of safety.
3. Stablecoin and Depeg Risk
Stablecoins, including USDC, may fail to maintain their intended peg, temporarily or permanently, due to reserve impairment, issuer insolvency, regulatory action, market dislocation, or loss of confidence. Circuit breakers are designed to halt deployment and unwind exposure upon detection of a depeg, but a severe or instantaneous depeg may cause losses before any automated response can complete, and unwinding into a dislocated market may itself realize losses.
4. Venue and Counterparty Risk
Venues are independent protocols that may be exploited, drained, paused, upgraded adversely, abandoned, or wound down, and their tokens or receipts may become illiquid or worthless. Per-venue exposure caps limit, but do not eliminate, the portion of a treasury exposed to any single venue failure. Recovery from a venue failure, if any, may be partial and protracted.
5. Autonomy and Policy Risk
The engine executes transactions without human approval of each action. The custody layer enforces the bounds of your policy, but it cannot evaluate the wisdom of the policy itself: a misconfigured or imprudent policy, faithfully executed, may produce outcomes you did not intend, including concentration, excessive churn, or sustained deployment into deteriorating venues. You are solely responsible for the substance of your policy and for reviewing it before funding.
6. Oracle and Data Risk
Automated decisions depend on market data, rate feeds, and oracles that may be stale, manipulated, or incorrect. Decisions made on the basis of corrupted inputs may be economically harmful notwithstanding correct execution.
7. Execution Risk
On-chain execution is subject to slippage, failed or partially executed transactions, reordering, and other extraction by third parties (including MEV), and fee volatility. Realized outcomes may differ adversely from simulated or proposed outcomes.
8. Network Risk
The Solana network and related infrastructure may experience congestion, degraded performance, forks, or outages. Such conditions may delay or prevent rebalances, unwinds, withdrawals, and break-glass operations, including precisely during the adverse market conditions in which timely execution matters most.
9. Key-Management Risk
You hold the root keys to your Smart Wallet. Loss, theft, or compromise of keys, seed phrases, or devices may result in the irreversible loss of all associated Digital Assets. On-chain custody limits constrain what scoped session keys can do, but a compromised root key is not constrained by anything.
10. x402 and Payment Risk
Metered usage is paid in Digital Assets over the x402 protocol. Payments, once settled on-chain, are irreversible. Defects or outages in payment infrastructure may interrupt access to metered functionality.
11. Regulatory and Tax Risk
The legal and regulatory treatment of Digital Assets, DeFi protocols, stablecoins, and autonomous agents is unsettled and varies by jurisdiction. Future legislation, regulation, enforcement action, or judicial decision may adversely affect the availability, legality, or economics of the Services or of particular venues, possibly with retroactive effect. You are solely responsible for your own tax obligations, which may be complex and may arise on each rebalance or settlement.
12. Concentration and Liquidity Risk
Policies permitting high per-venue caps or low liquidity buffers increase exposure to single points of failure and may delay the availability of funds upon withdrawal. Unwinding positions requires on-chain liquidity that may be diminished precisely when most needed.
13. No Insurance; No Advice; No Guarantee
Digital Assets committed to the Services are not bank deposits; they are not insured or guaranteed by the FDIC, SIPC, or any governmental or private scheme. Olbos is not an investment adviser, broker-dealer, or fiduciary, and nothing in the Services or this document constitutes investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice, or a recommendation to acquire or deploy any Digital Asset. No person is authorized to make any representation to the contrary on our behalf.
14. Forward-Looking Statements
Statements regarding roadmaps, planned integrations, future venue classes, or anticipated functionality are forward-looking and subject to change or abandonment without notice. You should not rely on any such statement in deciding to use the Services or commit capital.
15. Acknowledgment
By using the Services, you acknowledge that you have read and understood these Risk Disclosures, that you accept the risks described and not described herein, and that losses, including total loss, may occur without negligence or fault on the part of any person.