> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://medai.gitbook.io/medai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://medai.gitbook.io/medai/legal-disclaimer.md).

# LEGAL DISCLAIMER

**Legal Disclaimer**

*This whitepaper does not obligate anybody to sign a contract or make a legally enforceable commitment to contribute. This whitepaper is provided for information purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice, an offer, or the solicitation to buy and/or sell the $MEDai “MEDai” token. Furthermore, it should not be construed as a part of any effect that can be used in the formation of an investment decision.*

**Limitation of Liability**

*MEDai shall not be held liable for any loss or harm resulting from the use of this whitepaper material, including but not limited to: written material, links to third-party websites, data, quotations, charts, and buy/sell signals. Please be informed about the dangers and expenses of trading assets on the financial markets (digital or otherwise). Digital assets, including $MEDai, are speculative and highly volatile, and can become illiquid at any time. Investors could lose the entire value of their investment and should evaluate the risks and benefits of an investment in $MEDai.*

**Community Participation Risks**

*Trading cryptocurrencies has a high level of risk and are not suited for all community members. You should carefully evaluate your participation goals, level of expertise, and risk appetite before opting to trade cryptocurrencies, tokens, or any other digital asset.*


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