Risk Disclosure Statement

Status: PUBLISHED · reviewed by an AI legal-review panel 2026-07-11; licensed-counsel review completed per owner sign-off 2026-07-25 (the August 7, 2026 amendments are engineering compliance revisions that post-date that counsel review and have not yet been reviewed by counsel; counsel re-review is tracked on the Operator's worklist) · Version: 1.2 · Effective date: 2026-06-19 · Last updated: August 7, 2026

This is a published legal document, but it is not itself legal advice. This Disclosure is a good-faith, standard-form statement that has been reviewed by an AI legal-review panel and by licensed legal counsel engaged by Operator (counsel review completed per owner sign-off 2026-07-25; the amendments dated August 7, 2026 post-date that review). It is not itself legal advice. Nothing in this document asserts, and it must not be read as asserting, any license, registration, authorization, or regulatory status that Operator does not in fact hold.

Service: Hunter Killer (the "Service") · operated by Irishman Management LLC ("Operator", "we", "us")

Read this before you trade

Trading crypto-assets and crypto-derivatives is not suitable for every person. You should read and understand this Risk Disclosure Statement (this "Disclosure") before opening any position, before depositing funds with any exchange, and before using the Service to inform any trading decision.

This Disclosure is modeled on industry risk-disclosure practice for high-risk trading products, adapted for the crypto context. It does not make Hunter Killer a regulated futures broker, an investment advisor, or any other regulated entity, and nothing in this Disclosure should be read as such a representation.

This Disclosure supplements, and is incorporated by reference into, the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Capitalized terms not defined here have the meaning given in the Terms of Service. If any term of this Disclosure conflicts with the Terms of Service, the Terms of Service govern, except where this Disclosure is expressly stated to control.

You assume all risk of loss. We do not guarantee any outcome. You can lose some or all of the capital you allocate to crypto trading, and in leveraged trading you can in some cases lose more than your initial margin.

1 · What the Service is, and what it is not

Hunter Killer is a crypto liquidation-intelligence and manual-trade-discipline software platform, delivered as a hosted web application (a Progressive Web App). It is a decision-support and analytics tool. We provide, among other things:

• Cross-exchange liquidation analytics and a calibrated liquidation-levels / "magnet" model that estimates, on a probabilistic basis, where off-spot liquidation liquidity may concentrate;
• An "Engine Read" market-comprehension view that summarizes what is observably true now: funding rates, open interest, positioning/crowding, market regime, and the validated liquidation levels, to help you understand current market structure;
• Position-management and order-staging interfaces, trade journaling, portfolio aggregation, and notification routing.

1.1 The Service is not investment advice

Nothing the Service produces or displays (including any analytics, score, label, magnet, level, chart, alert, ranking, or commentary) constitutes:

• Investment, financial, legal, accounting, or tax advice;
• A recommendation, endorsement, or rating to buy, sell, hold, or refrain from trading any asset;
• A solicitation, offer, or invitation to enter into any transaction;
• A representation, warranty, or guarantee that any output will be accurate, timely, complete, or profitable, or that any market will behave as any analytic suggests.

You alone decide what trades to place, how much capital to allocate, what leverage to use, and what risk to accept. We are not a broker, dealer, investment advisor, commodity trading advisor, futures commission merchant, exchange, money transmitter, or fiduciary in any jurisdiction. We do not manage accounts, exercise discretion over your capital, or owe you any fiduciary duty.

1.2 We do not custody funds, pool capital, or trade for you

We do not custody, hold, receive, or control your funds or assets. We do not pool, commingle, or aggregate user capital, and we do not operate any collective investment vehicle. We do not trade on your behalf autonomously. You connect your own accounts at third-party exchanges using your own API credentials, your funds remain at those exchanges at all times, and any order is initiated by you and executed on your own connected exchange account using your own credentials. A live customer execution terminal is not offered as of the Effective Date; where order-placement functionality is offered, it operates only against your own connected exchange account under your control and direction. You are the principal to every trade; we are never a counterparty to your trades.

1.3 The Service is software, not a managed product

Your access to the Service is a software subscription. It does not entitle you to any return, yield, distribution, or share of any trading result, and it is not an investment in any market position. See Section 12 ("You are not investing in Hunter Killer").

2 · Crypto trading is high-risk

2.1 Volatility

Crypto markets can move 5–20% in hours, and single-day drawdowns of 30% or more have occurred multiple times in market history. These figures are historical and illustrative, not predictive. Prices can gap, halt, or become illiquid without warning. Adverse moves can be sudden, large, and irreversible.

2.2 Leverage amplifies losses

Most crypto-derivatives venues offer leverage (commonly 5x to 100x). Leverage multiplies both gains and losses. At 25x leverage, a move of roughly 4% or less against your position can liquidate it, and because liquidation is triggered before your full margin is consumed (maintenance margin and fees are deducted first), the actual liquidating move is typically smaller than the simple inverse of your leverage. You can lose your entire margin rapidly, and in some circumstances you can lose more than your initial margin if the venue cannot close positions fast enough during extreme volatility. Negative-balance protection, if any, varies by exchange and is not guaranteed.

2.3 Liquidation cascades

When prices move sharply, automated liquidations of leveraged positions can compound the move, producing cascades. The Service's liquidation analytics and liquidation-levels model surface where such liquidity and cascades may concentrate, but these outputs are probabilistic estimates, not deterministic predictions or guarantees. See Sections 3 and 4.

2.4 Funding-rate decay

Perpetual contracts charge or pay funding (typically every 8 hours) based on the gap between the perpetual and spot prices. Holding a position against the prevailing funding rate erodes capital even if the underlying price does not move against you. Funding rates can spike during stress events.

2.5 24/7 markets and connectivity

Crypto markets do not close. Adverse moves can occur while you sleep, are at work, travel, or have intermittent connectivity. The Service can attempt to alert you, but it cannot guarantee that you will receive, see, or be able to act on an alert in time. See Section 10.

2.6 Exchange counterparty risk

Your funds reside at third-party exchanges (which may include Bybit, OKX, Deribit, Coinbase, Hyperliquid, and others). These exchanges are independent of Operator, and we do not control, audit, or guarantee them. Risks include, without limitation:

• Exchange insolvency, default, or bankruptcy;
• Operational compromise, hacks, or exchange-side breaches;
• Withdrawal halts, deposit freezes, or trading suspensions during stress events;
• Forks, delistings, contract specification changes, auto-deleveraging (ADL), or socialized losses;
• Regulatory or law-enforcement action against the exchange (asset freezes, jurisdiction bans, account closures);
• API outages, rate-limiting, latency, or data errors that prevent or distort execution.

We do not custody your funds and we cannot recover, restore, or reimburse them if an exchange fails or restricts access. You bear sole responsibility for selecting reputable exchanges and managing concentration and counterparty risk.

2.7 Smart-contract and on-chain risk (DeFi / cross-chain)

If you use the Service to inform trades on decentralized exchanges, perpetual DEXs, or cross-chain bridges, you are additionally exposed to smart-contract bugs, oracle failures, governance attacks, MEV/front-running, sequencer downtime, and bridge exploits, any of which can cause total loss of capital with no recourse.

2.8 Slippage and execution risk

Markets can move between the time you decide to trade, the time an order is submitted, and the time it fills. Any slippage, depth, or execution-cost estimate shown by the Service is an estimate only; actual execution may differ materially. Stop-loss, take-profit, and conditional orders are not guaranteed to fill at the trigger price (or at all) during fast, gapping, or illiquid markets, and may fill at materially worse prices.

3 · The validated analytic: liquidation-levels / magnet model

The empirically validated product within the Service is the calibrated liquidation-levels (magnet) model.

• It is headlined honestly by its walk-forward distal reach-rate (the share of off-spot liquidation liquidity actually captured within a stated horizon), reported per symbol and per horizon, with sample size. We do not headline it as a multiple of a random-chance baseline, and we do not present a single glossy global average in place of the underlying per-cell metrics.
• The model serves estimates only from validated cells (symbol/horizon combinations that have cleared the model's calibration gate) and labels outputs as descriptive versus predictive so you can tell what is being asserted.
• The reach-rate is probabilistic, not deterministic. A level being a high-probability "magnet" does not mean price will reach it, reach it within any horizon, or stop there. Many validated levels are never reached; calibration reflects historical behavior, which can change.
• Calibration is performed on a trailing window and is re-fit periodically. Cells can mature into, or fall out of, validated status as data accumulates, and a cell can be auto-disabled when its measured accuracy falls below the model's threshold. Auto-disable is a lagging safeguard: a model can already be degrading before it is disabled.

Treat the liquidation-levels output as one probabilistic input to your own analysis, not as a signal to trade.

4 · The Engine Read is comprehension/context, not a directional prediction

The Engine Read is a market-comprehension view, not a directional forecast and not a buy/sell signal. Its purpose is to summarize what is true now about market structure (funding, open interest, positioning/crowding, regime, and the validated liquidation levels described in Section 3), to support your own judgment.

You must understand the following, which is material:

• The directional component of the Engine Read is not validated. Rigorous walk-forward testing as of the Effective Date found no fee-clearing directional edge: directional accuracy was at or near chance, and net of trading fees the directional output did not produce a positive expected result. Any directional arrow, tilt, or score is shown for context only, is labelled BETA / un-validated, may be hidden behind an internal gate, and is never advice or a recommendation.
• Do not trade on the directional component. It is not a signal, not a prediction you should rely on, and carries a documented non-positive expected result net of fees. Headline "accuracy" percentages that may appear in connection with the Engine Read can be measurement artifacts (for example, a high 3-class "hit rate" driven by a market that is range-bound much of the time) and must not be read as evidence of a tradable edge.
• The Engine Read does not improve, replace, or substitute for your own due diligence. It is decision-support context, weighted entirely at your discretion.

5 · Algorithmic, model, and AI-analytics limitations

The Service's analytics (including the liquidation-levels model, the Engine Read, calibration metrics, rankings, and any AI- or statistics-derived output) are software models built on historical and live data. They are inherently limited and can be wrong:

• Models can be inaccurate or fail without warning. All outputs are estimates derived from past and current data. Past calibration does not guarantee future accuracy. A model that performed well in one market regime can fail in another.
• Models can mis-calibrate or drift. Calibration is computed on trailing windows and can degrade as markets evolve, as data feeds change, or as conditions shift faster than the calibration cycle. The Service may surface calibration metadata and may auto-disable degraded outputs, but both are lagging indicators.
• Models can be refuted and retired. An analytic that was previously offered may be found, on further testing, to have no real edge (as occurred with the directional Engine Read; see Section 4) and may be reframed, deprecated, or removed. We do not guarantee the continued availability, behavior, or methodology of any analytic.
• Data, feed, and computation risk. Outputs depend on third-party market data, exchange APIs, and our own infrastructure, any of which can be delayed, incomplete, incorrect, stale, or unavailable. Errors, gaps, bugs, or outages can distort or suppress outputs.
• No reliance. You must not treat any model output as a guarantee, an assurance of profit, or a substitute for your own analysis and risk management. Any reliance you place on the analytics is at your own risk.

6 · Past performance is not indicative of future results

Backtests, walk-forward harness outputs, calibration histories, reach-rates, hit-rates, and historical equity or performance figures are not predictive of future performance. Market regimes change; an approach that worked in a trending market may fail in a choppy one. The Service distinguishes empirically validated outputs (with documented calibration) from exploratory or un-validated outputs; treat un-validated outputs, and all historical figures, with appropriate skepticism. Hypothetical and simulated results have inherent limitations and do not reflect actual trading.

Hypothetical-results legend (CFTC Rule 4.41-style). The following legend (modeled on the hypothetical-performance disclosure standard in U.S. CFTC Regulation 17 C.F.R. § 4.41(b)) applies to every hypothetical, simulated, backtested, walk-forward, illustrative, "what-if," or counterfactual figure the Service displays, including any Discipline Coach counterfactual (for example, an estimate of how your own past trades would have resolved under a hypothetical stop-loss rule). Operator uses this legend as a matter of disclosure discipline; using it is not a representation that Operator is a registered commodity trading advisor, and it does not change what the Service is or is not (see Section 3):

HYPOTHETICAL OR SIMULATED PERFORMANCE RESULTS HAVE CERTAIN INHERENT LIMITATIONS. UNLIKE AN ACTUAL PERFORMANCE RECORD, SIMULATED RESULTS DO NOT REPRESENT ACTUAL TRADING. ALSO, BECAUSE THE TRADES HAVE NOT ACTUALLY BEEN EXECUTED, THE RESULTS MAY HAVE UNDER- OR OVER-COMPENSATED FOR THE IMPACT, IF ANY, OF CERTAIN MARKET FACTORS, SUCH AS LACK OF LIQUIDITY. SIMULATED TRADING PROGRAMS IN GENERAL ARE ALSO SUBJECT TO THE FACT THAT THEY ARE DESIGNED WITH THE BENEFIT OF HINDSIGHT. NO REPRESENTATION IS BEING MADE THAT ANY ACCOUNT WILL OR IS LIKELY TO ACHIEVE PROFITS OR LOSSES SIMILAR TO THOSE SHOWN. IN ADDITION, HYPOTHETICAL TRADING DOES NOT INVOLVE FINANCIAL RISK, AND NO HYPOTHETICAL TRADING RECORD CAN COMPLETELY ACCOUNT FOR THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL RISK IN ACTUAL TRADING. PAST PERFORMANCE IS NOT NECESSARILY INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS.

7 · Regulatory landscape and jurisdictional eligibility

Crypto and crypto-derivatives regulation varies by jurisdiction and is rapidly evolving. By way of general (non-exhaustive, non-advisory) summary as of the Effective Date:

• United States: most offshore crypto-derivatives venues whose data the Service covers (including, for example, Bybit, OKX, Deribit, and Hyperliquid) do not accept U.S. persons as customers and are not registered with the CFTC to offer leveraged, margined, or financed retail crypto transactions in the United States. Under the Commodity Exchange Act, such products may generally be offered to U.S. retail traders only on registered venues. If you are a U.S. person, you may be unable to lawfully trade on some or all of the venues the Service covers, and accessing such a venue in breach of its terms (for example, through a VPN or by misrepresenting your location) may violate the venue's terms and applicable law. The Service is analytics software only: it does not provide access to any venue, and nothing in the Service is an invitation, encouragement, or inducement to trade on any venue you are not eligible to use. Federal agencies (including the CFTC and SEC) have ongoing enforcement activity in the sector.
• European Union: the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) is phasing in.
• United Kingdom: the FCA imposes registration and conduct requirements on crypto businesses, and since 6 January 2021 the FCA has banned the sale, marketing, and distribution of crypto-derivatives (including perpetual futures) and crypto ETNs to retail consumers in the UK (FCA PS20/10). Hunter Killer is not authorised or registered by the FCA; we do not offer, sell, arrange, or intermediate any cryptoasset or derivative, and nothing on this website or in the Service is, or is intended to be, an invitation or inducement to engage in investment activity (section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000). The Service is analytics software only. If you are a UK retail consumer: FCA-regulated firms may not offer you crypto-derivatives; any offshore venue you choose to use is unlikely to afford you FCA protections, Financial Ombudsman Service access, or FSCS coverage; and you should not expect protection from UK regulators if things go wrong.
• Other jurisdictions: rules range from permissive to outright prohibition. For example, mainland China prohibits crypto-asset trading and related business activities within its jurisdiction; Hong Kong requires virtual-asset trading platforms to be licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission; and several other jurisdictions restrict leveraged crypto products for retail users. Registration being technically available from a jurisdiction does not mean your use of the Service, or of any venue or product the Service covers, is lawful there. The Service is analytics software only and does not provide access to any venue.

This summary is general information, not legal advice, and may be incomplete or out of date. We do not represent or warrant that the Service, or your use of any underlying exchange or product, is lawful in your jurisdiction. We may restrict or block access from any jurisdiction, including by geographic or IP-based restrictions, at our sole discretion and without notice. You are solely responsible for ensuring that your use of the Service and of any underlying exchange complies with all laws applicable to you, including your eligibility to access any venue or product. Access to the Service is void where prohibited. See the eligibility terms in the Terms of Service.

8 · Tax implications

Crypto trading generates taxable events in most jurisdictions. The Service may offer data-export tooling to assist your record-keeping where such tooling is available, but we are not tax advisors and we do not provide tax advice. You are responsible for determining and meeting your own tax obligations and should consult a qualified tax professional in your jurisdiction.

9 · Security of your exchange API keys and credentials

You connect the Service to your exchange accounts using your own API keys.

• Exchange API keys you store with the Service are encrypted at rest using authenticated encryption (AES-256-GCM) with per-tenant key derivation (HKDF-SHA256); account passwords are stored only as bcrypt hashes; two-factor authentication is available and recommended.
• No security measure is perfect. Despite these safeguards, no system can be guaranteed against compromise. If our systems, your account, or your own devices are compromised, your stored API keys could be exposed and misused.
• Minimize your exposure. Use API keys with the least privilege required (read-only is safer than trade-enabled; never enable withdrawal permissions for keys connected to the Service), enable exchange-side IP allow-listing where supported, rotate keys periodically, and revoke keys immediately if you suspect compromise. You are solely responsible for safeguarding your account credentials, API keys, and 2FA backup codes, and for the configuration and permissions of the keys you connect.

10 · Operational risks of the Service itself

• Availability. The Service is provided "as is" and "as available." We make commercially reasonable efforts to maintain uptime but do not guarantee uninterrupted, error-free, or timely access. Maintenance windows, infrastructure failures, third-party dependency failures, and force-majeure events can interrupt the Service. As a beta service (Section 11), no service-level agreement applies.
• Third-party dependencies. The Service relies on third parties including, without limitation, hosting infrastructure (Hetzner Online GmbH), payment processing (Stripe), transactional email (Resend), optional alert delivery (Telegram and email), and offsite backups (Backblaze B2). Failures, outages, errors, or changes by any of these providers can interrupt or degrade the Service. Your use of those providers may be subject to their own terms. Information about where your data is hosted is set out in the Privacy Policy.
• Notification delivery. Alerts are delivered via email and, optionally, Telegram. We cannot guarantee delivery, timing, or receipt; delivery can fail due to your device being offline, network issues, spam filtering, or third-party outages. Do not rely on notifications as your sole risk control.
• Calibration drift and model retirement. As described in Sections 3–5, analytics can degrade, be auto-disabled, or be retired. We may sunset an analytic product when its empirical foundation is invalidated.

11 · Beta status

The Service is offered in beta as of the Effective Date.

• Beta features are provisional: they may change, be renamed, move between tiers, or be discontinued, and may contain defects.
• No service-level guarantee applies during beta.
• Beta participants receive complimentary Founding Desk–tier access for the duration of the beta. No payment method is currently required to start, and nothing is charged during the beta. Where you have provided payment details, the subscription converts to your selected tier when the beta or stated trial ends unless you cancel first; where you have not, no charge can or will occur and your account reverts to the free read-only Preview & after-trial access level with its data intact. In all cases we email you before any first charge (see the Beta Participant Agreement and the Terms of Service). Such complimentary access is provisional, may be modified or withdrawn, and does not alter any term of this Disclosure.

Beta status does not reduce your responsibility for your trading decisions or your exposure to the risks described here. Provisional analytics are labelled as such; trade accordingly. The separate Beta Participant Agreement governs additional beta-specific terms.

12 · You are not investing in Hunter Killer

Subscribing to the Service is a software-as-a-service purchase. You are NOT:

• Buying equity, securities, tokens, or any other interest in Irishman Management LLC;
• Lending, depositing, or entrusting funds to us;
• Pooling or commingling capital with other users;
• Authorizing us to trade, manage, or exercise discretion over any of your assets.

Your subscription fee buys access to the dashboard and analytics for the subscription period. It does not entitle you to any share of platform revenue, profit, assets, or any trading result.

13 · Subscription, billing, and cancellation

The Service offers a Pro tier and a Founding Desk tier, plus a free no-account public preview and a free read-only "Preview & after-trial" access level (the Founding Desk tier is identified as "institutional" in billing; monthly, quarterly, and yearly prepaid intervals are offered). The prices, billing intervals, and automatic-renewal amounts that apply to you are those clearly displayed on the Pricing page and on the checkout screen at the time you subscribe. That point-of-sale amount is the binding charge. (For reference, as of the Last updated date above the Pro tier is $79/month and the Founding Desk tier is $200/month; the current figures on the Pricing page and at checkout govern in the event of any difference.) Tier features are described on the Pricing page and may change with notice as set out in the Terms of Service.

Paid subscriptions are billed in advance for the billing interval you select through our payment processor (Stripe) and renew automatically until cancelled. Before we collect any payment method, the checkout screen clearly and conspicuously states, adjacent to the payment button, that your plan renews automatically, the renewal amount and interval, the renewal frequency, and how to cancel, and obtains your affirmative consent to those automatic-renewal terms; after purchase we email you an acknowledgment repeating those terms and the cancellation method. You may cancel at any time; cancellation stops future renewals and your paid access continues through the end of the then-current billing period. A prorated refund is available within 30 days of your first charge; after 30 days, fees are non-refundable. Full refund, cancellation, and chargeback terms are set out in the Terms of Service, which govern.

14 · Acknowledgment

By creating an account or using the Service, you acknowledge and agree that:

• You have read and understood this Risk Disclosure;
• You understand that crypto trading is high-risk and that you can lose some or all of the funds you allocate, and in leveraged trading potentially more than your initial margin;
• You understand that the Service is decision-support software, not advice, and is not a broker, advisor, or fiduciary, and does not custody your funds or trade on your behalf;
• You understand that the Engine Read directional component is un-validated, context-only, and not a signal, and that all analytics (including the validated liquidation-levels model) are probabilistic and can be wrong, mis-calibrate, or be retired;
• You have the financial capacity to bear the risk of total loss of the funds you allocate to crypto trading;
• You are not relying on the Service as your sole or primary basis for any trading decision and will conduct your own due diligence before any trade;
• Your use of the Service and of any exchange complies with the laws applicable to you, and we do not warrant the Service is lawful in your jurisdiction;
• You may discontinue use of the Service at any time.

If you do not understand or do not accept any of the above, do not use the Service.

15 · Dispute resolution

Disputes relating to the Service, including disputes arising out of or relating to this Disclosure, are governed by the dispute-resolution terms of the Terms of Service, which provide for a 30-day informal negotiation period followed by binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Consumer Arbitration Rules, with a class-action waiver, seated in Broward County, Florida. Please refer to the Terms of Service for the complete dispute-resolution terms, governing law, and any limitations that apply.

16 · Contact

Questions about this Risk Disclosure: support@hunterkiller.io Privacy inquiries: privacy@hunterkiller.io

Operator legal entity: Irishman Management LLC Registered address: 1931 Cordova Rd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 Governing law: State of Florida (see the Terms of Service for governing-law and dispute-resolution terms).

Last updated: August 7, 2026 — deep worldwide compliance assessment + red-team revision (Version 1.2; engineering compliance review, post-dates the 2026-07-25 counsel review): §7 "Other jurisdictions" bullet expanded (mainland China prohibition on crypto-asset trading, Hong Kong SFC licensing, retail leveraged-product restrictions; availability ≠ lawfulness); §11 beta bullet reconciled to the live no-card-at-signup flow (no charge possible without payment details on file). Prior (July 25, 2026): licensed-counsel review completed per owner sign-off; status lines updated (Version 1.1). Prior (July 18, 2026): pricing + tier reconciliation: §13 Pro reference price updated to the operative $79/month (2026-07-18 repricing; point-of-sale governs); Free tier reference replaced with the free public preview + "Preview & after-trial" access level; §11 beta bullet reconciled to the operative flow (card required to start, nothing charged during beta, converts at beta/trial end unless cancelled, email before any charge). Prior (July 11, 2026): AI legal-review-panel revision: status reconciled from DRAFT to PUBLISHED (Version 1.0), with an honest AI-panel-reviewed / licensed-counsel-recommended framing (no representation that a licensed attorney has signed off); §13 Pro price corrected from the stale $50/month to the operative $39/month and de-hard-coded so the binding amount is the point-of-sale figure on the Pricing page and checkout; §13 auto-renewal disclosure expanded to commit to clear-and-conspicuous checkout-screen renewal terms adjacent to the payment button, affirmative consent, and a post-purchase email acknowledgment (ROSCA / CA-ARL alignment). Prior (July 4, 2026) revision: §7 United States bullet expanded with venue-eligibility warning (covered offshore venues do not lawfully serve US retail); §7 United Kingdom bullet expanded with the FCA PS20/10 retail crypto-derivatives ban and FSMA s21 non-inducement statement; §11 beta comp corrected to at-signup/no-card/no-auto-conversion; §13 tier naming (Founding Desk) and billing intervals aligned with the Terms of Service and Pricing page.

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