Essential transparency, risk disclaimers, and open-source licensing facts relating to the peer-to-peer ADDITION L1 blockchain system.
The ADDITION L1 blockchain is an open-source, public, serverless, and completely permissionless decentralized ledger. There is no central authority, operating company, corporate custodian, or official issuer of ADD currency. Validation, security, and consensus are performed autonomously by independent nodes executing standard client software across a global P2P protocol.
All cryptographic keys, including post-quantum lattice public/private keys generated by local scripts, are derived client-side inside the user's browser environment. No private keys, seeds, or confidential nullifiers are ever transmitted to or stored on any external servers or hosting locations. The end user retains sole, exclusive custody and responsibility over their wealth. Losing access to private keys or seeds results in the permanent, irreversible loss of funds.
The ADDITION C++ core client, RPC node, and web interfaces represent an experimental cryptographic framework. All services, smart contracts, and token deployments are provided on an 'as-is' basis, without warranty, express or implied. Users interact with the software at their own risk and are responsible for ensuring compliance with any regional laws and regulations governing decentralization and cryptographic assets.