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  • Bluejay Earn - Core Concepts
    • Overview
    • Investors
    • Borrowers
    • Loan Terms
    • Types of Loan Pools
    • Loan Lifecycle
    • Legalities
    • Risk Disclosure
  • User Guides
    • Connecting Your Wallet
    • Earning Yield
      • Investing funds in a loan pool
      • Withdrawing funds from a loan pool
    • Opening Support Ticket on Discord
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Technical Resources - Earn
    • Background
    • Overview
    • Protocol Actors
    • Glossary
    • Code Audit
  • bluStables
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  1. Bluejay Earn - Core Concepts

Risk Disclosure

Bluejay Earn is in its beta stage, which means that the Bluejay Earn App, and all related software, including blockchain software and smart-contracts, are experimental.

Investing in alternative investment opportunities is a high risk endeavour. Investors are strongly encouraged to carefully evaluate opportunities available to them. It is necessary before investors make any decision, they should understand the following:

100% loss of invested capital: investment in any amount in any opportunity does not guarantee returns. The investor may lose their principal partially or in full. Lending is a risky affair and investors may not be able to recover, on a timely basis or at all, the full principal and/or the return accrued there on.

Past performance and forecasts: Borrowers may have presented certain forward-looking information based on past performance and certain assumptions which may be relevant for current macroeconomic scenarios. However, past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Investors should not rely on any past performance as a guarantee of future performance. Forecasts may also not be a reliable indicator of future performance.

Incomplete information: Information and data presented by the borrowers may not be complete and accurate. There may be some information related to the borrower or its underlying collateral which may not be shared due to confidentiality which otherwise may have material adverse impact. The protocol, as a platform, is not obligated to ensure accuracy and completeness of the information.

Smart contract risk: Although the smart contracts have been audited, they inherently possess risks due to their experimental nature. You should not interact with the protocol unless you fully understand how it works, and the consequences of transactions carried out with the use of the protocol.

Stablecoin risk: Cryptocurrencies are volatile, risky, and experimental in nature. Even when dealing with stablecoins, you are encouraged to understand how the stability mechanism of the stablecoin in use works. While stablecoins tend to be less volatile, they still carry risk and could lose their entire market capitalization.

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