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# Presale Disclaimer and Token Acquisition Acknowledgement

By participating in the TDFI token presale or acquiring TDFI tokens through any Tradefi.bot smart contract, the user acknowledges and agrees to the following:

#### **1. No Guaranteed Launch Dates**

Tradefi.bot has **never announced an official launch date** for the public release, exchange listing, or liquidity event of the TDFI token.\
Any dates mentioned during the presale phases were **estimated and non-binding projections**, and shall not be interpreted as commitments or guarantees by Tradefi.bot, its founders, or affiliates.

#### **2. User Purchases Tokens at Their Own Risk**

Participants in the presale acknowledge that:

* They purchased TDFI **voluntarily** and **without coercion**.
* They understand that the acquisition of tokens in private or pre-public phases is **high-risk**.
* They have conducted their **own due diligence** before participating.
* Tradefi.bot is a startup in active development, subject to delays, market conditions, VC timelines, and exchange partnership requirements.

#### **3. Smart Contract-Based Presale**

All presale transactions were executed **exclusively through decentralized smart contracts** deployed on the blockchain.\
Tradefi.bot members, **never had custody of user funds**, nor did they receive any direct payments into personal or corporate bank accounts.

All transactions are publicly verifiable on-chain.\
Funds were **never handled manually**, and cannot be reversed, altered, edited, or modified after execution.

#### **4. Automatic Acceptance of Terms**

By acquiring TDFI tokens through any presale smart contract and receiving them in their wallet, the user:

* **Automatically accepts** the Terms & Conditions, the Disclaimer, and the Presale Policy.
* Confirms that they fully understand the decentralized and irreversible nature of blockchain-based token purchases.
* Acknowledges that holding TDFI tokens in a wallet constitutes **full acceptance** of all legal documents of Tradefi.bot.

#### **5. No Refunds and No Buyback Obligation**

All presale purchases are:

* **Final**
* **Non-refundable**
* **Non-reversible**

Tradefi.bot is under **no obligation** to:

* Repurchase tokens
* Guarantee liquidity
* Ensure market demand

Liquidity, price formation, and market activity depend **solely on market forces** and third-party exchange integrations.

#### **6. Token Liquidity and Market Conditions**

TDFI is a decentralized token, and its liquidity is **not guaranteed**.\
The ability to buy, sell, or transfer the token depends entirely on:

* Market demand
* Exchange listings
* Community participation
* External market conditions

Tradefi.bot does **not** guarantee:

* Listing timelines
* Liquidity pools
* Token price
* Market behavior

#### **7. No Liability for Delays**

As a startup building decentralized trading infrastructure, Tradefi.bot may experience development, funding, or partnership delays.\
The user waives any right to claim liability for:

* Project timeline changes
* Delays in launch
* Delays in exchange listings
* Delays in liquidity or token availability

#### **8. No Financial, Legal, or Investment Advice**

Tradefi.bot does not provide:

* Financial advice
* Legal advice
* Investment recommendations

Participation requires **experience with ICOs, presales, or early-stage blockchain projects**.

#### **9. Decentralization: Similar to Bitcoin**

Users acknowledge that:

* TDFI functions on a decentralized protocol.
* Smart contracts are **immutable**, autonomous, and not controlled manually.
* No individual or team member can alter, revert, or modify executed transactions, similar to Bitcoin's principles.


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