Legal Disclaimer: Bitcoin, & Cryptocurrencies are not assets, investments, or Stores of Value, they are a technology utilized to function similar to that of a Medium of Exchange.

Bitcoin, & other cryptocurrencies upside gains are risks similar to that of gambling, speculative investing, or greater fool theory.

Bitcoin, & other cryptocurrencies downside risks are similar to those assets with no underlying value, & could lose all potential value at any time.

We do not guarantee, or promote Bitcoin, or Cryptocurrencies to appreciate in value.

Accept Crypto only encourages, & promotes the scientific application of the technology, and as a voluntary, and informed means of exchange.

We encourage everyone to do their own research, and not put any money into it more than they’re willing to lose.

This legal disclaimer, may change at anytime, & may or may not be legally binding.

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But Bitcoin and many other cryptos ARE assets. Most governments even categorize them as such.

Also, legal disclaimers on social media are useless.

Most "cryptocurrencies" are not even fungible.

True, but I like the few that are!

We're just covering ourselves if anyone ever feels misguided about legality.

From a legal perspective, we only view Bitcoin, and Cryptocurrency from a technological perspective, and do not (currently) offer financial advice on those technologies as of yet.

From a financial standpoint, it is not a tool to extract value from appreciation/speculation, we do not have an official position on that but as a utility to transmit digital information which hypothetically might be seen to have potential monetary value, that is how we currently see cryptocurrency within our own legal literature.

We do not want any legal entities to seek regulatory efforts of us from a financial perspective because we only mention the resources as a technology.