⚖️ Solvent Labs: Full Legal Disclaimer
Last Updated: November 2025
1. Overview
This Disclaimer (“Disclaimer”) governs all interactions, participation, and engagement with Solvent Labs, including but not limited to its smart contracts, decentralized applications (“dApps”), products, tokens, governance mechanisms, or affiliated community initiatives (collectively referred to as the “Solvent Labs Ecosystem”).
By accessing or using any component of the Solvent Labs Ecosystem, you (“the User”) acknowledge, accept, and agree to all provisions set forth in this Disclaimer. If you do not agree to these terms, you must immediately discontinue all interaction with the protocol, its applications, and associated tokens.
2. Decentralized Nature and Lack of Central Control
Solvent Labs is an autonomous, permissionless, and decentralized protocol governed exclusively by immutable smart contracts deployed on one or more public blockchains.
No centralized entity, organization, or individual—including any founding contributors—exercises unilateral control over the deployment, operation, upgrade, or governance of the protocol.
All critical functions, including token issuance, governance voting, transaction processing, and reward distribution, are managed solely by smart contracts executed on-chain and are therefore transparent, auditable, and non-reversible.
Solvent Labs does not maintain administrative keys, backdoors, or custodial authority over user assets. All interactions occur peer-to-peer via blockchain infrastructure.
3. No Financial Advice or Securities Offering
The Solvent Labs Ecosystem and the $PROTON token do not constitute an investment, security, or any form of financial instrument.
Nothing contained in any Solvent Labs material—including its website, documentation, social media, or communications—should be construed as:
- Financial, legal, or investment advice.
- A solicitation to purchase tokens or other assets.
- A guarantee of future value, profit, or return.
All participants should conduct independent research, seek professional financial or legal counsel if necessary, and engage only if they fully understand the experimental and high-risk nature of blockchain-based systems.
4. User Responsibility and Risk Acknowledgment
By engaging with Solvent Labs, users acknowledge that they do so entirely at their own risk and accept the following:
- Blockchain-based systems are inherently volatile and experimental.
- The value of digital assets—including $PROTON and any in-game or ecosystem-related tokens—may fluctuate dramatically or drop to zero without notice.
- Users may lose all of their funds at any point due to software bugs, contract exploits, market collapse, or user error.
- Interactions with smart contracts carry the risk of irreversible transactions, malicious actors, phishing, or unintended contract behavior.
- Solvent Labs provides no guarantee of uninterrupted service, network stability, or accurate operation of any function.
Use all Solvent Labs applications, tokens, and smart contracts with extreme caution and appropriate risk management. Do not interact with the protocol using funds you cannot afford to lose.
Solvent Labs contributors, developers, and community members assume no responsibility or liability for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages, including loss of assets, data, or opportunities, arising from the use of or inability to use the Solvent Labs Ecosystem.
5. No Custody or Intermediary Role
Solvent Labs does not hold or manage user funds. It functions as an open-source software suite that allows users to interact directly with blockchain-based smart contracts.
Users are solely responsible for:
- Managing and securing their private keys and wallet access.
- Verifying the authenticity and integrity of all contract addresses before interaction.
- Maintaining awareness of transaction fees, gas requirements, and network conditions.
All transactions are peer-to-peer, and once confirmed on-chain, cannot be reversed or refunded.
6. Community Auditing, Testing, and Feedback
Solvent Labs is built as a collaborative laboratory that depends on community participation for its continuous improvement, security, and evolution.
The community—including token holders, developers, and testers—shares collective responsibility for:
- Auditing open-source code for vulnerabilities or flaws.
- Testing decentralized applications in sandbox or testnet environments before mainnet use.
- Submitting bug reports, feature requests, and feedback via official DAO or community channels.
While the protocol’s smart contracts are open for public review, Solvent Labs provides no warranty of security or performance. The ecosystem evolves through decentralized contribution, and all users are expected to engage responsibly, acknowledging that no centralized entity guarantees functionality or safety.
7. DAO Governance and Decision-Making
The Solvent Labs DAO (“Decentralized Autonomous Organization”) functions as a community coordination and governance mechanism, not as a corporation, partnership, or legal entity.
DAO participants act in their individual capacities, and all governance outcomes are determined through on-chain or delegated voting procedures.
All DAO-related actions—such as funding allocations, upgrades, or parameter changes—are executed autonomously by smart contracts. Once enacted, these decisions are final, non-reversible, and non-refundable.
The DAO and its contributors assume no liability for the consequences of governance decisions or protocol proposals.
8. Forward-Looking Statements
All projections, development plans, or product roadmaps described in Solvent Labs documentation or communications are forward-looking statements.
Such statements involve inherent uncertainty and are subject to change due to external factors, including technological constraints, regulatory developments, market conditions, and community governance outcomes.
No assurances are provided that any described features or utilities will be successfully implemented or maintained.
9. Jurisdiction and Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Solvent Labs, its contributors, developers, community members, or affiliates disclaim all liability for any loss, damage, or claim arising out of or in connection with the protocol or related services.
Users agree that Solvent Labs is not a legal entity or service provider, and that any use of the protocol is undertaken voluntarily and at their sole risk.
Users further agree that any disputes arising from or related to their use of the protocol shall be governed by principles of open-source software distribution and decentralized governance, not traditional contractual law.
10. Final Acknowledgment
By accessing, interacting with, or participating in any aspect of the Solvent Labs Ecosystem, you affirm that you:
- Understand and accept the risks of total financial loss.
- Acknowledge that Solvent Labs is not centrally controlled.
- Agree that all code operates as-is, without warranties or guarantees.
- Accept that community oversight, not corporate responsibility, underpins the project’s operation.
- Will exercise proper risk management when using any application or smart contract associated with Solvent Labs.
You use the Solvent Labs Ecosystem entirely at your own risk. All digital assets involved in interactions may be lost at any time. Exercise caution, conduct due diligence, and participate responsibly.