SCOUT RESEARCH NOTICE
Research, not a recommendation.
Scout is software for automated crypto research and monitoring. It organizes evidence and applies the same research framework to projects for all users. It does not provide personalized investment advice, portfolio management, trade execution, custody, or a recommendation tailored to your financial situation.
What CALL means
CALL is a Scout research classification. It means Scout found unusually strong evidence that a project deserves attention under its current methodology. A CALL is not a recommendation to buy, sell, hold, or allocate any amount to a crypto asset.
Crypto assets are high risk
Crypto assets can be highly volatile, illiquid, manipulated, technically flawed, abandoned, hacked, or become worthless. Market conditions can change faster than Scout can refresh its evidence. You can lose the entire amount committed to a crypto asset.
Research can be incomplete or wrong
Scout combines first-party calculations with third-party market, blockchain, website, social, and other public data. Those sources can be delayed, unavailable, inaccurate, incomplete, or misleading. Scout can also make classification or interpretation errors.
Performance is not a promised return
Historical market-cap multiples, peaks, lows, CALL timestamps, and similar performance information describe observed market data. They do not represent a guaranteed or necessarily achievable trading return and may not include slippage, liquidity constraints, fees, taxes, execution delay, or market impact. Past results do not predict future results.
You remain responsible for decisions
Scout is one research input, not a substitute for your own judgment. Before taking financial risk, consider the asset, your circumstances, applicable laws, and whether independent professional advice is appropriate for you.
Scout does not
- know your income, assets, portfolio, objectives, or risk tolerance;
- tell you how much money to invest;
- execute or transmit orders on your behalf;
- hold your funds, private keys, or crypto assets;
- guarantee that any project, classification, or market observation is correct.
Last updated: 8 September 2026