Legal Notice, Non-Affiliation & Compliance Disclaimers

1. Strict Non-Affiliation & Trademark Notice

The name "Hyperliquid", associated logos, marks, and design elements are the intellectual property and registered trademarks of their respective copyright holders. The use of these trademarks and terminology within this website is strictly descriptive and nominative fair use for educational, comparative, and technical reference purposes in accordance with international intellectual property conventions.

HyperDocs does not claim any official sponsorship, endorsement, partnership, or affiliation with the Hyperliquid team. All original analysis, visual charts, documentation summaries, and code examples hosted on this site are community-generated under open-source licenses.

2. No Financial, Investment, or Brokerage Advice

Nothing published on this website constitutes, or should be construed as:

• Financial, investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice of any nature;
• An offer, solicitation, recommendation, or endorsement to purchase, sell, hold, or trade any digital asset, cryptocurrency, token, derivative contract, or vault product;
• A guarantee, prediction, or warranty of historical or future protocol yields, staking returns, or points distributions.

All quantitative formulas, historical tokenomics figures, snapshot explanations, and APR/yield breakdowns are provided strictly as technical and mathematical references of protocol mechanics. Cryptocurrency markets and perpetual derivatives carry extreme capital risk, including the possible loss of 100% of deposited funds.

3. Non-Commercial & Educational Status

HyperDocs operates exclusively as a free, publicly accessible knowledge repository and research tool. This website does not:

• Collect management fees, custody deposits, or fiat transactions;
• Execute, route, or settle financial transactions on behalf of users;
• Store, manage, or hold private cryptographic keys or wallet assets;
• Require registration, paid subscriptions, or sensitive personal identity disclosures (KYC).

4. Smart Contract, Protocol & Technology Risks

Layer-1 blockchains, Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus algorithms, decentralized virtual machines (HyperEVM), and cross-chain multi-signature bridges are bleeding-edge cryptographic technologies. Users who choose to interact directly with decentralized protocols do so entirely at their own independent discretion and risk.

HyperDocs contributors and administrators assume zero liability for smart contract exploits, network consensus partitions, validator slashing, oracle latency, slippage, liquidation events, or third-party bridge downtime.

5. Geographic & Jurisdictional Compliance

Access to decentralized financial networks and derivative products may be restricted or prohibited in certain jurisdictions (including, but not limited to, the United States, sanctioned territories, and restricted regulatory regimes). It is the sole responsibility of individual users to verify and adhere to all local laws, regulations, and tax obligations governing digital assets in their country of residence before participating in any decentralized network.