Risks

Regulatory risks and capital control risks

REGULATORY RISKS

In the ever-evolving landscape of global regulations, the current and future status of cryptographic tokens, digital assets, and blockchain technology remains a complex and shifting terrain. Anticipating how governmental bodies will choose to regulate or modify laws impacting these technologies is inherently challenging. Such alterations could have varied repercussions for tokens, potentially leading to their classification as regulated financial instruments, necessitating additional compliance measures. In such scenarios, token holders might find themselves unable to utilize their tokens without meeting additional regulatory requirements. BOM reserves the right to suspend token distribution, halt project development, or cease operations in any jurisdiction where governmental actions render continued activities unlawful or commercially unviable.

The industry within which BOM operates is still in its early stages, and regulatory clarity may be lacking in numerous jurisdictions. The sector may face heightened scrutiny, including investigations and enforcement actions, and there is no assurance that authorities will refrain from examining BOM's operations or initiating enforcement measures. Potential governmental interventions may expose BOM to legal consequences, settlements, fines, penalties, operational restructuring, or discontinuation of specific products or services, all of which could adversely impact BOM's standing, escalate operational expenses, and substantially affect token dynamics and project advancement.

All information is presented without warranties of any kind. BOM and its advisors explicitly disclaim all express and implied warranties and conditions, including accuracy, timeliness, completeness, non-infringement, and the suitability of tokens for prospective contributors. BOM and its team, officers, or professional advisors bear no responsibility for any errors or omissions.

CAPITAL CONTROL RISKS

Numerous jurisdictions enforce stringent regulations governing international cross-border capital flows. Depending on the token holder's location, regulations within the exchange's jurisdiction, and prevailing international financial laws, transferring tokens from a local jurisdiction to overseas exchanges may be deemed unlawful. This could expose token holders to arbitrary regulatory fines, sanctions, and enforcement actions. BOM encourages token holders to remain vigilant of local regulations and international financial laws, taking these factors into account when considering any cross-border token transactions.