Risk Disclosure

Trading digital assets carries risk

Indexed is a protocol for building and trading on-chain indexes. Nothing on this site is financial, investment, tax or legal advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any asset.

You can lose everything

The assets that can go into an index include meme coins, tokenized equities and tokenized real-world assets. Many of them are thinly traded and highly volatile. The value of an index can fall to zero. Only commit funds you are prepared to lose in full.

Leverage makes it worse

Positions opened with leverage are liquidated when the index price moves against you past the liquidation level. At 5x leverage a move of roughly 18 per cent against your position is enough to wipe out the collateral behind it. The liquidation price is shown before you open a position. Read it.

Prices come from third parties

Index prices are the weighted average of the prices of the assets inside. Crypto legs are priced from public decentralised exchange data and tokenized equity legs from a third party market feed. Those feeds can be delayed, wrong, or unavailable. An index cannot be priced more accurately than the data behind it.

Smart contract and custody risk

Deposits are held in a protocol treasury address in order to settle positions. Software, keys and infrastructure can fail or be attacked. No part of your balance is insured or guaranteed by any government scheme.

No listing review

Anyone with a wallet can create an index and anyone can put any contract address into it. The existence of an index on this protocol is not an endorsement of the assets inside it. Check every contract address yourself before you buy.