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$ASHEM — Terms of Use, Safety Guide & Risk Disclaimer

Version 1.0 — Last updated 14 Aug 2026. Reviewed by outside legal counsel prior to publication. Given the nature of the product (a Solana Token-2022 memecoin, no company issuing securities, no promised returns, no jurisdiction-specific offering), counsel confirmed that further regulatory deep-dive was not warranted at this stage. This document is not a substitute for a user's own legal or financial advice, and it will be revisited if applicable regulations change materially.

Scope: applies to ashem.xyz, the $ASHEM dApp (ashem-demo.vercel.app), and the official $ASHEM Discord server (discord.gg/x2EXHsztxp) — collectively, "the Site(s)."


1. What $ASHEM is (and is not)

$ASHEM is a Solana Token-2022 project built around one idea: every claim we make about the token's mechanics should be independently verifiable on-chain, rather than something you have to trust us on.

$ASHEM is not:

Nothing on the Site(s) should be read as a promise about the future value, liquidity, or utility of $ASHEM.


2. Risk Disclaimer

This is not financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Nothing on the Site(s), in the Discord server, on X, or anywhere else the project publishes content constitutes a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold $ASHEM or any other asset.

Cryptocurrencies and memecoins are extremely high-risk instruments. Specific to $ASHEM and tokens like it:

Recommendations to reduce risk (not a guarantee against loss)


3. Safety Guide — how we will (and will never) contact you


4. General Terms of Use


5. Why this document exists

This document serves two purposes at once, and both are intentional:

  1. It protects you — by giving you real, specific information about the risks involved and how to avoid the most common ways people lose money to scams in crypto communities.
  2. It protects the project — by making clear, in writing, that $ASHEM does not offer financial advice, does not promise returns, and has communicated the risks involved.

A disclaimer that's honest about risk is itself consistent with the project's core principle: we don't ask for trust, we publish proof. Hiding or softening the risk to make the project more appealing would contradict that.


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