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By accessing Triforce Media Inc. (hereinafter referred to as “Triforce,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) website, you affirmatively represent that you have read and understood the entirety of the following Statements & Policies, which contain important information beyond this Summary of Disclosures. You further represent that you are not relying solely on this Summary. By accessing Triforce’s websites, newsletters, or other publications (collectively, the “website”), you agree that you have reviewed and agree to these Statements & Policies. THIS CREATES A BINDING CONTRACT BETWEEN YOU AND TRIFORCE regarding your use of our website, the solutions we provide to you, and our use of information you provide. If you do not agree to these terms, you may not use the Triforce website and you affirmatively acknowledge that you have not used or viewed any content on the Triforce website.

Triforce provides readers with general, non-personalized information regarding private and publicly traded companies that have paid a cash fee to Triforce to provide advertising, marketing, news distribution/dissemination, and public relations solutions on their behalf. Triforce receives compensation from such companies in the form of cash, check, credit card and/or wire payments. TRIFORCE HOLDS NO SHARES OF ANY COMPANY NAMED ON OUR SITES OR BRANDS.

Triforce is neither an investment adviser nor a broker-dealer and is not registered as such under applicable law. The information presented through the Triforce website is provided to our general readership on a non-personalized basis for informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute, and should not be treated as, advice or a recommendation to make any specific investment. None of the information provided through this website constitutes personalized financial advice or a personal recommendation. We urge you to consult with an independent investment adviser or other financial professional before making any investment decision.

The opinions and analyses on this website are based on factual information obtained from public filings and other sources deemed reliable and are provided “as is” in good faith. Triforce makes no representation or warranty, express or implied, regarding the accuracy or completeness of such information, which may change without notice. Triforce and its independent contractors, directors, owners, members, officers, and affiliates DO NOT own or buy/sell securities of the companies profiled on the Triforce website at any time before, during, or after our dissemination of information about those companies.

Safe Harbor Statement

This website includes forward-looking statements pertaining to anticipated plans, performance, and developments of companies on whose behalf we disseminate information. Any statement on this website that is not a statement of historical fact should be considered a forward-looking statement. These forward-looking statements can often be identified by words such as “believes,” “expects,” “anticipates,” “foresees,” “forecasts,” “estimates,” “intends,” or similar terms. Statements that describe a company’s business strategy, outlook, objectives, plans, intentions or goals are also forward-looking statements. All such forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected in these statements.

Terms of Use

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Choice of Law, Jurisdiction, Venue, and Arbitration

You agree that the contract formed by your use of the Triforce website will be governed by and interpreted under the laws of the Province of British Columbia, Canada. You hereby agree that if any claims, disputes, or causes of action between you and Triforce relating to these terms are litigated, such litigation shall take place exclusively in the courts of the Province of British Columbia (and, if appropriate, the federal courts of Canada) situated in Vancouver, British Columbia. You consent to Vancouver, BC as the exclusive jurisdiction and venue for any such litigation, and you agree to resolve any dispute or claim in this forum.

Copyright Notice

Triforce owns and controls all rights, including copyright, in the content of the Triforce website. In accessing the Triforce website, you agree that you may download and/or view content for your own personal, non-commercial use only, and that such content cannot be used in any pleading or for any purpose in a court of law, arbitration forum, or other adjudicatory proceeding.
Except where expressly stated otherwise, without prior written permission from Triforce, you are not permitted to copy, broadcast, download, store (in any medium), transmit, publicly show or play, adapt, or change in any way the content of the Triforce website for any other purpose whatsoever.

Compensation Disclosure

The Triforce website provides readers with general, non-personalized information about private and publicly traded companies that have retained Triforce to provide advertising, branding, marketing, news syndication and public relations services on their behalf. Triforce receives compensation from these companies in the form of cash payments (via cash, check, credit card and/or wire transfer). In addition, to the extent that third parties – including the companies discussed, investors, or others – further disseminate content provided by Triforce, such parties do so without Triforce’s consent and outside of Triforce’s control. Any such further dissemination may not be accompanied by appropriate disclaimers or other disclosures, and Triforce assumes no responsibility for, and expressly disclaims liability for, any resulting statements, omissions or distribution by third parties.

Because Triforce receives compensation for disseminating information, a potential conflict of interest exists. We benefit from positive coverage of our clients and may be incentivized not to publish negative information about them. While we strive to provide objective commentary and analysis, readers should consider our financial incentive when evaluating the information on our site. Please note that we do not have authority over any reader’s investment decisions or accounts; we do not manage portfolios, and we do not engage in individualized investment advice or personalized investment recommendations.

Additionally, our independent contractors, writers, and editors who provide or review content for the Triforce website are expressly instructed not to buy, sell, or maintain positions in the securities of any companies discussed on our website. Such trading could be inconsistent with the content presented and could bias their commentary. Triforce assumes no responsibility for, and expressly disclaims liability for, any failure by such contributors to adhere to this policy or to disclose their ownership of securities discussed in our content.

Disclaimer

Neither Triforce nor its owners, members, officers, directors, partners, consultants, or anyone involved in the publication of this website is a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer (or an associated person of either), and none of the foregoing makes any recommendation that any particular security should be bought, sold, or held by any individual. The information on the Triforce website is not intended to, and does not, constitute an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security. The material presented on this site is provided for informational purposes only and must not be construed as personal investment advice or a recommendation to engage in any specific investment activity. We strongly encourage you to seek advice from a qualified independent investment adviser before making any investment decisions.

All opinions and analyses expressed on Triforce’s website are those of the authors/editors and are based on information available to them at the time of writing. The content is provided “as is,” without warranty of any kind. Triforce makes no representation or warranty, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information, which may be subject to change without notice. Triforce shall not be liable for any errors or omissions in the information or for any actions taken in reliance thereon. Statements of opinion or belief reflect the personal views of the authors and are not guarantees of future performance or outcomes. No inference should be drawn that Triforce or its contributors have any special insight into any company or any particular expertise in any industry or market in which a profiled company operates.

Factual information contained on the Triforce website is obtained from public filings and other sources believed to be reliable; however, Triforce does not undertake to verify the accuracy of such information. We make no assurance that the information is accurate or complete. Certain statements included on our website may be forward-looking statements based on current expectations, and Triforce makes no representation and provides no guarantee that any such statements will prove to be accurate. This website does not purport to contain personalized advice tailored to any particular individual, and the content is intended for a broad, general audience.

Readers are urged to consult with independent financial advisers before making any investment in any company mentioned on the Triforce website. By using this website, you expressly agree that the content presented is not and will not be a consideration in your personal investment decisions. Investors should independently verify all information and perform their own due diligence on any company being considered for investment. This includes reviewing the company’s official disclosures, annual and quarterly reports, press releases, and regulatory filings, which are often available at no cost on regulators’ websites (for example, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s EDGAR database or the Canadian Securities Administrators’ SEDAR system) or directly from the company.

Past performance of any profiled security is not indicative of future results. Investments in the companies discussed on this site, particularly in speculative securities such as microcap stocks or those lacking an active trading market, involve a high degree of risk. Such investments are inherently speculative and you should be able to bear the risk of losing your entire investment. The information on this website should not be used as a primary basis for any investment decision; rather, the content is intended to help companies gain visibility and for readers to become aware of these companies through our platform. Users of this site should always verify the information to their own satisfaction before making investment decisions. Any decision to invest in the securities of a company featured by Triforce is made solely at the reader’s own risk.

We are not, and do not hold ourselves out to be, an investment adviser or broker-dealer, nor are we required to be registered as such. Neither Triforce nor any of our affiliates offers personalized investment advice, and you should not rely on the information provided on this website as a substitute for professional advice tailored to your situation. Your use of this website and any content or services therein does not create any fiduciary or agency relationship between you and Triforce; our relationship with you is limited strictly to that of publisher and user. As a user of this website, you agree that under no circumstances will you seek to hold Triforce or its owners, members, officers, directors, partners, consultants, or other persons involved in the publication of this website liable for any losses or damages arising from your reliance on information contained herein.

Triforce and its owners, members, officers, directors, contractors, and affiliates are prohibited from owning or trading securities of the companies profiled on this website before, during, or immediately after the dissemination of information about those companies. We do not receive compensation in the form of stock or equity, and we will not purchase the securities of companies we profile. Triforce and its affiliates should not profit if the value of the profiled companies’ securities rises or falls. In addition, such securities should not be bought or sold by our personnel even after we have distributed positive information about the companies. TRIFORCE WILL NOT purchase or trade the securities of companies it profiles. (Triforce does not require its independent contractors or contributors to disclose their personal trading activities; however, as stated above, they are instructed not to engage in such trading, and Triforce has no obligation to report any trading activities of its contributors or affiliates.)

Risk Warnings

The content published on this website is intended for reference purposes only. It is neither an offer nor a solicitation to purchase or sell any security or financial instrument, nor to participate in any particular trading strategy. No information on this site constitutes personalized advice or a recommendation for any particular person. By using this site, you agree that you are not relying on any of its content in making any investment decisions. All content on this site is provided with the understanding that THERE CAN BE NO ASSURANCE THAT THE CONTENT IS ACCURATE OR FREE OF ERRORS. Any person who uses the content expressly assumes all risks associated with doing so. Triforce does not guarantee that it reviews or confirms the accuracy of information submitted by issuers; the companies mentioned and their management are primarily responsible for the accuracy of the information provided about them. We strongly advise investors to confirm the accuracy of any information obtained from this site before making an investment decision.

OTC and Microcap Stock Warnings

Many securities that trade over-the-counter (OTC) or in the microcap arena are relatively illiquid or “thinly traded,” which can result in extreme volatility in market prices. Investing in OTC or microcap securities involves a high degree of risk, and these securities can be difficult to buy or sell without significantly affecting their market price. It may not be possible to liquidate a position in such securities in a timely manner or without a substantial price impact. Moreover, reliable information about OTC or microcap issuers – their operations, prospects, or the risks involved – may be scarce or not readily available. This lack of public information can make it difficult to properly value these investments or assess the associated risks. Investors in microcap stocks should be aware that issuers may not be subject to the same reporting requirements as larger companies, and even if they are, they might not continue to meet those obligations. Always approach OTC and penny stock investments with caution and be prepared for the possibility of losing your entire investment.

Because Triforce publishes information about OTC Companies, Microcap Companies, and penny stocks, and because we are compensated for disseminating this content, we are required by securities laws and regulations to disclose the compensation and other important information related to our campaigns. Applicable anti-fraud provisions mandate that we inform you of the possibility that we (or our affiliates) may engage in buying or selling the securities of profiled companies before, during, and after our promotional campaigns. (As noted above, Triforce’s policy is that neither the company nor its contributors will trade in these securities; this disclosure is made to comply with legal requirements.)

Completion of a Campaign: When a promotional campaign on a company concludes, the stock price and trading volume of that company’s securities may decline significantly. Often, during an active campaign, a profiled company’s shares experience increased trading volume and possibly a rising price. Once the campaign ends, trading volume typically falls, and the stock price may drop dramatically. Investors who purchase shares during a promotional campaign and hold those shares after the campaign ends may incur substantial losses, including the potential loss of their entire investment.

Crypto-Asset Warnings

Just as with microcap stocks, investments or transactions in crypto-assets (cryptocurrencies, tokens, and other digital assets) involve a high degree of risk. Many crypto-assets are relatively illiquid or “thinly traded,” leading to high volatility in market prices. These speculative and illiquid assets can be difficult to buy or sell without significantly moving the market, and in some cases it may not be possible to liquidate a position in a reasonable time frame.

Dependable information about the promoters, developers, or key persons involved in a crypto project – as well as reliable data on the project’s business prospects – may not be available. This lack of transparent information makes it difficult to properly assess the value of a crypto-asset or to gauge the risks involved in investing or transacting in such assets.

Early-Stage Technology: Cryptocurrency tokens and projects often rely on new and unproven technologies. The underlying software, blockchain protocols, and business models are experimental and may be subject to flaws or unforeseen issues. There is no guarantee that the processes for creating, distributing, and using tokens or coins will be uninterrupted or error-free. Participants in these markets should understand that they are engaging with technology still in development, which carries significant risk.

Protocol-Related Risk: Many crypto-assets are built on existing blockchain protocols (such as Bitcoin or Ethereum). Any malfunction, breakdown, or abandonment of those underlying protocols can adversely affect the crypto-assets that rely on them. Advances in technology (for example, breakthroughs in cryptography or the advent of quantum computing) could render existing blockchain protocols vulnerable or obsolete, potentially reducing or destroying the value of related crypto-assets.

Unproven Software: Crypto-assets typically involve software systems that may be in beta or early stages. These systems could have undiscovered bugs, vulnerabilities, or weaknesses that may lead to partial or total loss of tokens or coins. There is no warranty that token-related software or networks will function as intended. Errors or failures in the software (or user mistakes in handling crypto-wallets) could result in an inability to access or use your crypto-assets, or outright loss of your investment.

Blockchain Mining Attacks: Crypto-assets that utilize proof-of-work or similar consensus mechanisms depend on independent miners or validators. These networks are susceptible to various attacks (e.g., 51% attacks, double-spend attacks, “selfish mining,” and other majority control attacks). A successful attack on a blockchain network could severely impact the integrity and value of the associated crypto-asset, leading to security breaches or loss of trust in the system.

Volatility: The market for crypto-assets is extremely volatile. Prices can fluctuate dramatically in short periods due to market sentiment, regulatory news, technological developments, or security incidents. In addition, challenges such as limited convertibility between crypto-assets and traditional fiat currencies, or issues at major cryptocurrency exchanges, can exacerbate price volatility. There is a risk that a crypto-asset can lose a substantial portion of its value very quickly, or even become worthless.

Loss of Credentials: Ownership of crypto-assets is typically established through cryptographic keys. If you lose the private key to your digital wallet, or if your authentication credentials are stolen, you will likely lose access to your crypto-assets permanently. Unlike bank accounts or traditional investments, lost or stolen cryptocurrency often cannot be recovered. Safeguarding your wallet credentials is absolutely essential, and any failure or security breach (including hacks of exchanges or personal negligence) can result in irreversible loss of your digital assets.

Cybercrime: The crypto-asset space is a known target for hackers and fraudsters. Exchanges, projects, and individuals have been victims of hacking, phishing, and other cybercrimes that have led to theft or loss of funds. Despite security measures, no system is immune to risk. Engaging in the crypto market means accepting the risk that technical vulnerabilities or malicious actors could result in the loss of your investment.

Failure or Abandonment: Crypto projects (including token offerings and decentralized finance platforms) can fail or be abandoned for a multitude of reasons: lack of user adoption, regulatory crackdown, loss of funding, internal mismanagement, competition, or simply not delivering on their promise. There is no guarantee that any given crypto project will succeed or that its tokens will retain value. You should be prepared for the possibility that a project becomes inactive or unviable, in which case the tokens or coins could lose most or all of their value.

Regulatory Risk: Laws and regulations governing blockchain technology and crypto-assets are evolving and uncertain. A crypto-asset that is legal in one jurisdiction might be restricted or banned in another. Regulatory actions (or the lack thereof) can have a profound impact on the viability and value of a crypto project. Changes in law, enforcement actions, or new regulatory guidance could limit the use of crypto-assets or impose requirements that the project cannot meet, potentially leading to its modification or shutdown. Always consider the legal landscape and how regulatory changes could affect a crypto investment.

No Statutory Protection: Investments in crypto-assets are not protected by government insurance programs (unlike bank deposits or certain traditional investments). If a platform handling your crypto fails, or if the issuer of a token goes bankrupt, there is no insurance or guarantee that you will recover your funds. Holding crypto means accepting that there may be no safety net in the event of catastrophic loss or failure of the service providers involved.

Poor Management: Many crypto ventures are led by small teams that may lack extensive business or operational experience. Decisions made by these teams (or by automated, decentralized governance in some cases) can significantly affect the value and utility of a token. A project could suffer from mismanagement, leading to technical issues, strategic mistakes, or failure to comply with legal and financial standards. Unlike established public companies, crypto projects may not undergo rigorous audits or oversight, increasing the risk to investors.

Lack of Oversight: Token sales and initial coin offerings (ICOs) often are not registered with or regulated by securities authorities. As a result, they may not provide the disclosures, prospectuses, or financial statements that investors would receive in a regulated securities offering. The usual investor protections (such as those enforced by securities regulators) may not apply. When you invest in an unregulated token offering, you do so without the benefit of the reviews and safeguards that accompany regulated investments.

No Viable Legal Remedy: If a dispute arises between an investor and a crypto-asset issuer or associated party, resolving it can be extremely difficult. The legal status of cryptocurrency transactions and contracts may be uncertain, and the decentralized, international nature of these projects can make it hard to determine jurisdiction or applicable law. Even if legal action is pursued, distinguishing between concrete contractual promises and forward-looking project statements can be challenging. In many cases, investors may have little recourse if a project fails to deliver on its claims or if fraud occurs.

Fraud: The crypto-asset sector, being relatively new and not thoroughly regulated, has attracted its share of fraudulent schemes and bad actors. Some projects may be outright scams, where promoters make grand promises and then disappear with investor funds. Always evaluate the credibility, experience, and transparency of a project's team and advisors. Skepticism is warranted, and thorough due diligence is critical, as fraud is a significant risk in this emerging sector.

Third-Party Content

The Triforce website may feature content supplied by third parties, including articles or analysis contributed through partner programs or by guest authors. All opinions, statements, and representations expressed in such third-party content are solely those of the respective authors and do not reflect the views of Triforce or its affiliates. We do not endorse, guarantee, or warrant the accuracy or completeness of any third-party content published on our site. Third-party content is provided for your convenience and informational purposes only.

You acknowledge and agree that by Triforce providing access to third-party content, Triforce is not undertaking any obligation or liability relating to that content. Triforce expressly disclaims any responsibility or liability for third-party content and any damages or losses arising from its use. This disclaimer includes, but is not limited to, liabilities arising from claims of defamation, libel, slander, copyright or trademark infringement, invasion of privacy, fraud or misrepresentation, or violations of securities laws in connection with such content. Triforce and its owners, affiliates, successors, assigns, officers, directors, and partners shall not be responsible for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies in third-party materials.

Triforce reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to remove any third-party content from our website at any time if we determine it is inappropriate, misleading, or outdated, or for any other reason. By viewing or using any third-party content on our site, you acknowledge that you have read, fully understand, and agree to this entire Disclaimer and all the terms and conditions herein.

Compensation and Sponsored Content Disclaimer

Triforce believes in full transparency of our financial relationships with client companies. Below are examples of how we disclose compensation for certain clients. (The following are sample disclosures for illustrative purposes only.)

• Client A (Private): Triforce will receive $15,000 per quarter for a total of 180 days from Client A for coverage via Triforce’s media services, including brand awareness campaigns, content distribution, and corporate communications.
• Client B (Private): Triforce will receive $15,000 per quarter for a total of 365 days from Client B for coverage via Triforce’s media services, including brand awareness campaigns, content distribution, and corporate communications.
• ABCD (Ticker: ABCD): Triforce will receive $57,500 per quarter for a total of 365 days from ABCD for coverage via Triforce’s media services (e.g., core news dissemination, brand awareness distribution, corporate communications, and social media outreach). (Any equity compensation, if applicable, would be handled via third-party arrangements to ensure Triforce does not directly hold the stock of the client.)

Each sponsored content item or press release issued by Triforce concerning a client will have an appropriate disclosure stating the nature and amount of compensation received, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. We adhere to Section 17(b) of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 (and analogous regulations in other jurisdictions) which require disclosure of payments received for publishing coverage on an issuer. The above examples demonstrate the format of such disclosures. For a full list of Triforce’s compensated clients and details of compensation, please contact us or refer to our complete compensation disclosure documentation.

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