Risk Disclosures

Mainstreet Collective DAO LLC, a Marshall Islands DAO LLC

Using Mainstreet Collective and holding $MAIN involves significant risk. You could lose everything you put in. Read these risks before you take part.

1. Business risk

Online businesses can lose traffic, customers, platform access or key suppliers overnight. Replicated products may never find customers. Acquisitions may be overpriced or misrepresented despite due diligence. Profits may be small, irregular or zero.

2. DeFi project risk

DeFi projects add exploit, oracle, bridge and admin-key risks, revenue that depends on volatile token prices and incentives, and fast-moving regulation.

3. Token and market risk

$MAIN's price can be extremely volatile and can fall to zero. It trades on third-party venues we do not control; liquidity may be thin, and large holders can move the price. Bonds sell $MAIN at a discount, which can add selling pressure as it vests.

4. No guaranteed payouts

Distributions are discretionary and only for eligible wallets. Votes are advisory to the operator. Staked $MAIN on a lock tier cannot be withdrawn early, even if the price falls.

5. Smart-contract and technology risk

The vault program is unaudited. It can be upgraded by the owner wallet's upgrade authority, a single key. Streamflow, Solana, wallets and RPC providers can fail or be attacked. Transactions are irreversible.

6. Regulatory and legal risk

Regulators may treat $MAIN or the economic features as securities or other regulated products, and the rules may change. That could force us to change, restrict or shut down features, delist, or take enforcement-related action. The offering relies on Regulation S and Rule 506(c) exemptions, which have strict conditions. The DAO LLC structure in the Marshall Islands is relatively new and untested in many courts.