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# Disclaimer

This litepaper describes the current product, technical and economic direction of MetaFishtank.

It is not investment advice, a prospectus, a promise of returns or a guarantee that every proposed feature, integration, standard, allocation, timeline or economic parameter will be implemented exactly as described.

Technical architecture may change following:

* security review;
* performance testing;
* smart-contract audits;
* changes in BNB Chain or EVM standards;
* legal and regulatory review;
* third-party integration requirements;
* product-market feedback.

References to tokens, incentives, buybacks, burns, vesting, rewards or governance describe proposed protocol mechanisms and may be modified before launch.

Public Beta points, rankings, achievements, provenance or eligibility signals do not constitute a guarantee of future token allocation.

References to emerging standards such as BAP-578 describe optional compatibility targets and should not be interpreted as dependence on a finalized specification.

Users and developers are responsible for evaluating smart-contract, market, legal, operational and third-party risks before interacting with any production deployment.

**Participation risk:** Crypto asset prices are highly volatile. MetaFishtank does not promise any token price, U.S. dollar return or fixed annual yield. Fish returns and rewards are counted in $MFT, and rewards vary with participation. Early withdrawal from staking forfeits current rewards and incurs a penalty. Only participate with funds you can afford to lose. This litepaper does not contain any token sale terms.

This litepaper is a condensed version of the [MetaFishtank Whitepaper V3.3](https://metaconsensusdynamicspteltd.notion.site/MetaFishtank-Whitepaper-V3-3-3be892dc898e81c1bd18fcd36bda9eb2). In case of any difference, the full whitepaper prevails.


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