LazyOtter
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  • Introduction
    • 💡LazyOtter
    • 🎯Vision and Mission
    • 🔑Key Products
    • 🚩Roadmap
  • 🔨Products
    • 📈Yield index
    • 💯Risk Evaluation
      • Overview
      • Protocol Risk Assessment Framework
        • Technical Risk
        • Economic Risk
        • Operation Risk
        • Sample Results
      • Token Risk Assessment Framework (WIP)
    • 🛡️Risk Monitoring & Alerts
      • Overview
      • Risk Matrix
      • Types of alerts
        • On-chain transactions
          • Anomaly transactions
          • Operation
          • Liquidation (Lending protocols exclusive)
          • Malicious address
        • Off-chain activities
          • Project & Team
          • Governance
          • Compliance
          • Market
          • Social media
          • News
    • ⚠️Emergency Withdrawal
      • Overview
      • The Phases of Hacking
    • 🎁OTTER Points
  • 🐾Getting started
    • 🛠️Step-by-Step Guides
      • 🔐Setting up a wallet
      • 🦦Connecting to LazyOtter
      • Landing Page
      • Risk Layered Vault Page
      • 📈Managing your portfolio
      • OTTER Points
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    • Overview
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  • New Regulatory Actions
  • Team's Criminal or Civil Litigation
  • Identifiable Project Team
  1. Products
  2. Risk Monitoring & Alerts
  3. Types of alerts
  4. Off-chain activities

Compliance

In the rapidly evolving DeFi landscape, adherence to regulatory and legal norms is paramount. While decentralization offers significant freedoms, it also invites scrutiny from regulatory bodies, aiming to ensure investor protection and financial stability. Thus, understanding a project's compliance posture and its alignment with legal requisites is critical for any stakeholder. A project's response to regulatory actions, its transparency in disclosing litigations, and the clarity about its team's identity can greatly influence trust and credibility.

The below are some examples of compliance-related activities we will monitor:

New Regulatory Actions

Regulatory actions can have profound implications for a DeFi project's operation, reputation, and user trust. Being informed about any new lawsuits or actions initiated against the project is essential for stakeholders to gauge the project's legal standing and potential future challenges.

Team's Criminal or Civil Litigation

Transparency is a cornerstone of the decentralized ethos. If a project's team or associated members announce past or ongoing criminal or civil litigations, it's vital for stakeholders to be aware. Such disclosures can affect the project's reputation and indicate potential risks or operational challenges.

Identifiable Project Team

A clear, identifiable team lends credibility to a project, offering stakeholders a sense of security and trust. Understanding whether there's a recognized team that the public perceives as the driving force behind a token, system, or network aids in assessing the project's transparency and accountability.

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Last updated 1 year ago

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