Risk warnings
Last updated: 01.10.2026
Investing in unlisted shares of a company at the development stage is risky. You may lose all of the capital you invest. Invest only amounts you can afford to lose and that you will not need for many years.
This list is not exhaustive. Before investing, read the documentation in the data room and consider consulting an independent adviser.
Risks relating to the investment
- Total loss of capital. If the company does not achieve its objectives or becomes insolvent, the shares may lose all of their value. The liquidation preference of the Seed shares applies only if, after the creditors have been paid, assets remain to be distributed.
- Limited liquidity. The shares are not listed on a stock exchange and may be difficult or impossible to sell for many years. A listing is an objective of the plan, not a certain event.
- Dilution. Future capital increases will reduce your percentage holding. The anti-dilution protection of the Seed shares is limited to what is provided for in the term sheet and the articles of association.
- No dividends. The company intends to reinvest its profits; no dividends are planned in the short term.
- Valuation. The price per share is based on a valuation that depends on the assumptions of the plan. The independent valuation report is in progress and may indicate a different value.
- Issuance of the shares. You become a shareholder only when the capital increase has been entered in the commercial register. The subscription and payment procedures are described exclusively in the official documentation.
Risks relating to the company and the sector
- Authorisations. The planned licences and affiliations (SRO affiliation in Switzerland, MiCA authorisation in the EU, registration in Argentina) may not be obtained, may be delayed or may require more capital than expected.
- Supervision. Vinci Swiss Holding SA is not supervised by FINMA. Investors do not benefit from the protections afforded to clients of supervised institutions.
- Crypto-asset market. The sector is highly volatile and subject to regulatory, technological and reputational changes that may reduce the group's activity and revenue.
- Execution of the plan. Projections of client numbers, revenue, margins and valuations are assumptions. Actual results may be considerably lower.
- Competition. The group competes with larger operators with greater resources.
- Key persons. Development depends to a significant extent on the founder and a small technical team.
- Technology and security. Malfunctions, cyber attacks or problems at external providers (custody, liquidity, hosting) may cause losses and reputational damage.
- Group structure. The consolidation of the operating companies under the holding company is planned but not yet completed.
- Tax. The tax treatment indicated applies to individuals resident in Switzerland holding the shares as private assets and may change. It is not tax advice.
Forward-looking statements
The website contains statements about the future (milestones, projections, valuations, scenarios). They reflect the company's current expectations and are subject to risks and uncertainties. The company undertakes no obligation to update them.