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Distributed ledger-based financial infrastructure operates on blockchain networks subject to unique risks. Smart contracts may contain vulnerabilities that can be exploited. Consensus mechanisms may face attacks or governance disputes. Interoperability between different DLT platforms introduces additional complexity. Regulatory changes may fundamentally alter the viability of DLT-based financial services. The legal treatment of ledger-based securities varies significantly across jurisdictions and may change without notice. ZUG DLT does not guarantee the security or regulatory status of any platform or protocol mentioned in our coverage.
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