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Policies and Procedures

Every distributor. Incorporated into the Distributor Agreement.

1

The prohibited-claims schedule

This is the operative part of the document. Each row is a sentence people actually say, with what may be said instead. Saying anything in the left column is a terminable breach.

You may not sayWhy, and what you may say
“Guaranteed 200%.” “Doubles your money.” “Risk-free.”The payout is a schedule denominated in USD and settled in a token whose price moves. Say: the plan releases a fixed multiple over its term, paid in the token at the price on the day you claim — the value of that is not fixed and can fall.
“The price will go up.” “Get in before it moons.”Nobody may make a forward statement about price — not you, not the Company, not anyone on a stage. Say nothing about future price. Ever.
“The market makers will push the price up.”Market making provides two-sided liquidity. It is not price support, and describing it that way invites a market-manipulation reading.
“The exchange is licensed in the EU / Singapore / the UK.”It is not licensed anywhere. Repeat what the compliance page says, not the opposite.
“AI trades for you and closes at a profit.”No AI makes or executes a trading decision. Say: AI understands your goal in your own words — which is true, and is the actual product.
“Stake the token to level up and win bigger.”That mechanic does not exist. Levels come from correct predictions.
“You can withdraw any time.”Claims are subject to published daily limits, a per-person cap and a circuit breaker. Say so.
“I earn $X a month” — any figure, screenshot or back-office image.An individual figure is an income claim regardless of whether it is true. Only the Income Disclosure Statement may be used. This includes screenshots of your own dashboard.
“Quit your job.” “Replace your income.” “Financial freedom.”All are income claims. None may be made.
“It's approved / registered / regulated.”It is not. Do not imply a regulator has reviewed or endorsed the programme.
“This is an investment.” “Returns.” “ROI.” “Passive income.”Packages are purchases. Investment vocabulary changes what the product legally is.
Any advice on whether to buy, how much, or with what money.You are not licensed to advise. Never tell anyone to borrow, use savings, or invest what they cannot afford to lose.
2

Approved materials only

  1. You may use only material published in the Company's approved asset library. Approval is a two-person process and attaches the required disclosures automatically.
  2. You may not create your own presentations, graphics, videos, landing pages or written explanations of the plan, and you may not edit an approved asset — including cropping a disclosure out of an image.
  3. Translating an approved asset yourself creates a new asset. Translations must be approved.
  4. If you need something the library does not have, request it. The answer may be no.
3

Social media and group chats

  1. Everything in section 1 applies to every message you send anywhere — including private groups, direct messages and voice notes. A private group is not private.
  2. You may not run paid advertising without written permission.
  3. You may not use the Company's brand or name in a handle, domain or page name in a way suggesting you are the Company, and you may not bid on its brand terms in search advertising.
  4. You must identify yourself as an independent distributor.
  5. You must remove non-compliant content within [TBD — hours] of being asked. Failure to remove is treated as a repeat breach, not a first one.
4

Sponsoring conduct

  1. One position per person. You may not open a position in the name of a spouse, relative, friend or invented person, nor hold one through someone else.
  2. You may not purchase packages on behalf of a downline member, lend them the money, or arrange finance for them.
  3. You may not offer anything outside the compensation plan to induce someone to join — no rebates, no side payments, no personal guarantees.
  4. You may not disparage another distributor, another programme, or the Company.
  5. You may not recruit another distributor into a different opportunity.
5

Enforcement

The record of enforcement is what limits liability — not the existence of the policy. Breaches are recorded and the ladder is applied consistently rather than by relationship or rank.

StepWhat happensTypical trigger
1 · NoticeWritten notice, required correction, deadline.A first, non-financial breach — an unapproved graphic, a missing disclosure.
2 · Commission holdCommissions withheld pending correction; sponsoring suspended.Failure to correct, or a repeat.
3 · SuspensionAccess suspended pending investigation. Not a finding.Suspected identity fraud, multiple positions, cross-border recruiting.
4 · TerminationAgreement ends; clawback applies; rank rewind flows through the upline.Income guarantees, price predictions, licensing claims, circumvention.

Some breaches skip the ladder

Straight to termination on the first occurrence: claiming the exchange is licensed or regulated; guaranteeing a return; predicting the token price; helping someone circumvent a market restriction; opening a position under a false identity.

These are the ones where the Company's exposure does not depend on whether the distributor meant harm.