When participating in any blockchain project, compliance and risk prevention are prerequisites that cannot be overlooked. The Solayer Creator Program provides diverse opportunities for participants, but it is essential to clarify the boundaries of the rules and identify potential risks to protect one's rights and achieve sustainable participation.

On the compliance front, the program has strict admission and behavior standards. First is the qualification review; participants must be at least 18 years old (or meet the legal age of majority in their jurisdiction) and complete KYC verification. This requirement not only complies with global anti-money laundering compliance standards but also effectively prevents the participation of fake accounts. Identity verification is executed by the third-party organization Sumsub, ensuring the security of user information. At the same time, the program explicitly excludes users involved in illegal activities or associated with sanctioned countries, and Solayer reserves the right to refuse those who do not meet the requirements. It is especially important to note that this program is not universally applicable; for example, due to local regulatory policy restrictions, users from New York State are currently not accepted for participation, and participants should confirm the compliance of their respective regions in advance.

Intellectual property and content compliance are another core point. The content submitted by participants must be original, and the plan will use AI tools to detect plagiarism; plagiarized content will be directly rejected. At the same time, submitting content grants Solayer a non-exclusive right to use it for project promotion, so creators need to clarify their rights claims before submission. The content itself must meet accuracy requirements and must not contain misleading information, especially regarding professional content such as re-staking mechanisms and earnings calculations, which must be strictly based on Solayer's official documentation to avoid disputes caused by incorrect information.

In terms of risks, participants need to pay special attention to market and platform risks. SLYR, as a cryptocurrency, is significantly affected by market fluctuations, and the actual value of rewards may vary; participants must have the corresponding risk tolerance. On the platform level, the Solana network may experience congestion, which could affect the efficiency of re-staking operations or reward distribution. Although Solayer will continuously optimize technology, it cannot completely avoid inherent network risks. In addition, the project may adjust plan rules according to ecological development and does not need to notify in advance. Participants should regularly check official announcements to stay informed about policy changes.

Tax issues must also be self-responsible. The plan clearly states that rewards are considered personal income, and participants must declare taxes according to the tax laws of their respective regions; Solayer does not provide tax advice. Understanding and planning tax matters in advance can avoid subsequent compliance risks. Only by fully recognizing and preparing for these compliance and risk issues can participants engage in the plan with more peace of mind while enjoying their rights and fulfilling corresponding obligations.

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