> This looks more like a mechanism to limit Crypto.com's exposure to future events than it does a policy to protect users. That's fine. It lays out the risk ex

> This looks more like a mechanism to limit Crypto.com's exposure to future events than it does a policy to protect users. That's fine. It lays out the risk exposure in concrete terms and defining their market offering. If you use a jailbroken device, or have more than $250K in funds, or are holding crypto for illegal purposes, don't put it in Crypto.com. Same as FDIC insured savings accounts that are limited to $250K.