*️Issuer Related Risk

No guarantee of success	The issuer of YHDL token is YHDL AG, established in July 2024, with a limited operating history. There is no assurance we will generate enough revenue to cover operating expenses. We face all the risks inherent in starting a new business. Our success must be considered in light of the common challenges, costs, difficulties, uncertainties, and delays frequently encountered with new ventures. A significant portion of our efforts is dedicated to expanding the community and user base of the YOUHODLER platform, as well as raising capital and developing the platform. Given our newness and limited history, there is no guarantee of success.
Risk of attracting enough users	YouHodler’s success depends on our ability to attract new users. To achieve this, we must continue to innovate and ensure our services are secure, reliable, and engaging. We must also expand and evolve our products and services. There is no assurance we will succeed. Factors that can negatively affect customer retention, growth, and engagement include changes in sentiment about our products' quality or usefulness, privacy or security concerns, failure to introduce new and improved products, or adverse changes mandated by legislation, regulatory authorities, or litigation.
Management and conflicts of interest	The management and development personnel of YouHodler may be involved in other projects and business activities. They are not obligated to dedicate a specific number of hours per week to our operations. If their other commitments require significant time, it could limit their availability for our company, potentially impacting our ability to operate efficiently.
IP rights related risk	Although we are not aware of any potential violations of others’ intellectual property rights, we may face claims from competitors, companies, scientists, or universities asserting that our YHDL token technology infringes on their intellectual property. We cannot be certain our technologies do not violate others' intellectual property rights. As we develop and commercialize our technologies, we may face increasing claims of infringement. These claims could come from those we engage to develop our technology, despite contractual protections. If found infringing, we could face significant costs, need to implement workaround methods, or require third-party licenses, which may not be available on acceptable terms. Defending against these claims could incur substantial costs and distract our management. Such claims could negatively impact our financial condition and operations, potentially causing us to cease operations, resulting in a loss of your investment.