What CYBRO isn't
Important disclaimers
Technically, CYBRO is a marketplace for smart contracts where you can deposit and withdraw your funds. Despite the fact that CYBRO makes the investment process simple and convenient, and although the investment strategies themselves are contracts with complex logic, CYBRO does NOT actively manage users’ finances. This means:
CYBRO does NOT make investment decisions regarding any instruments. The decision belongs to the user. CYBRO’s role is to provide as much information as possible about the strategy implemented in the contract, including the protocols used, automatic rebalancing mechanisms, and reinvestment of returns. CYBRO also offers its own assessment of the strategy’s reliability, information about smart contract audits, and historical data on the strategies (total investment amounts, returns, etc.).
CYBRO does NOT build a portfolio for users. Within CYBRO, users independently select one or more strategies in which they wish to invest.
CYBRO does NOT decide on portfolio rebalancing. The user carries out any portfolio rebalancing themselves. CYBRO merely notifies users about significant events in a strategy: a substantial drop in returns over a given period, the appearance of new strategies, the disabling of strategies, and so on.
CYBRO is a reliable tool. In total, CYBRO’s smart contracts have undergone five technical audits, and the team has passed KYC checks by reputable auditors such as CertiK and Assure DeFi. CYBRO does not have access to users’ funds in the strategies’ smart contracts; it can only perform a limited number of manual technical actions with those strategies (for example, forcibly returning them to depositors).
Nonetheless, investing and DeFi investing as its part itself is risky, and CYBRO does not take responsibility for the success of any investments. We recommend that users thoroughly research each investment before committing, as all risks ultimately lie with the user.
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