❖KuMining

Risk Disclosure

Last updated: October 2026

This is a plain-language summary of the risks involved in using KuMining. It is a template and has not been reviewed by a lawyer for any specific jurisdiction — it does not replace independent legal or financial advice.
Contents
  1. Cryptocurrency is volatile
  2. Mining output is not a guaranteed return
  3. No principal protection or insurance
  4. No investment advice
  5. Irreversibility of crypto transactions
  6. Wrong-address and wrong-network risk
  7. Platform and operational risk
  8. Third-party and network risk
  9. Regulatory risk
  10. Liquidity and withdrawal timing risk
  11. Referral earnings risk
  12. Account security is partly on you
  13. Only risk what you can afford
  14. Contact

1. Cryptocurrency is volatile

The market price of every coin you deposit, mine, or withdraw can rise or fall sharply and without warning, sometimes within minutes. Your account's USD-denominated balance and any coin conversions reflect prices at the time of the action, not a guaranteed future value.

2. Mining output is not a guaranteed return

Daily output is based on the hashrate of your active plan(s) and the rate we publish from time to time. It is not a fixed, promised, or contractually guaranteed return, and it can change. Past output is not a guarantee of future output, and marketing figures (including illustrative calculators on this site) are estimates, not promises.

3. No principal protection or insurance

Amounts you deposit are not insured by any government deposit insurance scheme (like FDIC or similar) and are not principal-protected. If the platform, a plan, or the broader market performs poorly, you can lose some or all of the value you put in.

4. No investment advice

Nothing on this site — including the marketing calculator, plan descriptions, or support responses — is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. KuMining is not a bank, broker-dealer, or regulated financial institution. Decide for yourself, or with your own independent advisor, whether using this service fits your situation.

5. Irreversibility of crypto transactions

Deposits and withdrawals happen on public blockchains. Once a transaction is confirmed on-chain, it cannot be reversed, cancelled, or recalled — by you or by us, regardless of the reason.

6. Wrong-address and wrong-network risk

Sending funds to the wrong address, or using the wrong network for a coin (for example, sending an ERC-20 token to a TRC-20 address), typically results in permanent loss of those funds. Always double-check the address and network shown on the Deposit or Withdraw page before confirming.

7. Platform and operational risk

Like any software service, KuMining can have bugs, downtime, or degraded performance. We do our best to keep the service reliable and to fix problems quickly, but we can't guarantee uninterrupted availability or error-free operation.

8. Third-party and network risk

We rely on third parties outside our control — blockchain networks, node providers, and market-data sources — to confirm deposits, broadcast withdrawals, and price coins. Congestion, outages, or errors on any of these can delay or affect your activity on KuMining.

9. Regulatory risk

Laws and regulations around cryptocurrency differ by country and are still evolving. A change in the rules that apply to you, or to us, could affect your ability to use KuMining or access your funds. You're responsible for understanding the rules that apply where you live.

10. Liquidity and withdrawal timing risk

Withdrawals are reviewed by our team before being sent on-chain, which takes time and is not instant settlement. In periods of high demand, network congestion, or heightened fraud review, withdrawal processing can take longer than usual.

11. Referral earnings risk

Referral commissions depend on the activity of the people you refer and on rates that can change going forward. They are not a guaranteed or passive income stream.

12. Account security is partly on you

If someone else gets access to your email, password, or device, they may be able to access your account. We offer optional two-factor authentication, but ultimately you're responsible for keeping your own credentials and devices secure.

13. Only risk what you can afford

Only deposit funds you can afford to have fluctuate in value or, in the worst case, lose entirely. Do not treat your account balance as a substitute for savings, insurance, or guaranteed income, and do not deposit borrowed money you can't afford to lose.

14. Contact

Questions? Contact [email protected].