General Terms and Conditions of Sale

The information provided on the website https://www.iceblockinvestments.com/ is provided for purely informational purposes and in no way constitutes a legal or contractual commitment on the part of Iceblock. The latter reserves the right to modify the features of the website at any time.

Access to the products and services offered on the website may be restricted for certain persons or in certain countries. No product or service will be provided by Iceblock to any person if the legislation of their country of origin or of any other relevant country prohibits it. It is the responsibility of any interested person to verify with their usual advisers that their legal and tax status allows them to access the information and/or subscribe to the products and services presented on the website.

For the avoidance of doubt, and where applicable, any service relating to crypto-assets mentioned on the website will be provided only in compliance with the applicable regulatory framework, including Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (“MiCA”) and subject to the authorizations, registrations, notifications or other regulatory requirements applicable in the relevant jurisdiction.

GENERAL PRESENTATION

You are currently accessing the website https://www.iceblockinvestments.com/ (the “Website”), published by the company Iceblock.

Corporate name: Iceblock SAS
Trade name: Iceblock
Legal form: SAS (Société par Actions Simplifiée)
Legal representative: Alexis Abric
Share capital: 1 013 euros
RCS: 902 774 728 RCS Paris
Registered office: 128 rue La Boétie, 75008 Paris, France
Publication director: Iceblock

Iceblock undertakes to comply with all laws relating to the creation and management of a website. For any question, you may contact customer service by email: contact@ice-block.net.

PERSONAL DATA

The personal data collected via the Website's forms is mainly processed and recorded by Iceblock for the following purposes:

• Internal management,
• Commercial promotion,
• Statistical studies,
• Risk assessment,
• Security and fraud prevention,
• Combating money laundering and the financing of terrorism,
• Compliance with legal and regulatory obligations.

The personal data transmitted may, in the course of various operations, be transferred to a country located within or outside the European Union.

In the event of a transfer to a country outside the European Union, rules have been put in place to guarantee the protection and security of such data. The details of these rules and information relating to the transfer are available on the Website or upon request from Iceblock, 128 rue La Boétie, 75008 Paris, France.

This personal data may, upon their request, be communicated to official bodies and administrative or judicial authorities, in particular in connection with the fight against money laundering or the financing of terrorism, or more generally in order to comply with any applicable legal or regulatory obligation.

HYPERLINKS

The creation of hyperlinks to the Website is subject to the prior agreement of the Publication Director. Hyperlinks to other websites from the Website cannot, under any circumstances, engage the liability of Iceblock.

COPYRIGHT

The reproduction or representation, in whole or in part, of the pages, data and any other element of the Website, by any means or process whatsoever, is prohibited and constitutes an offense without the authorization of Iceblock.

LIABILITY

The general economic, stock market or financial information contained on the Website, which may be provided by third-party contributors, is strictly informational in nature and creates no contractual commitment on the part of Iceblock.

The Website constitutes neither:

• investment advice,
• a personalized recommendation,
• an offer to buy or sell a product or service,
• nor a solicitation within the meaning of the applicable laws and regulations (including MiCA, where applicable).

Before any decision or subscription to a product or service, users must carry out their own analysis, in particular from a legal, tax and accounting standpoint, and seek professional advice if necessary. Subject to compliance with its legal or regulatory obligations, Iceblock cannot be held liable for the consequences, in particular financial, of decisions taken on the basis of the information contained on the Website.

Any request to subscribe to a product or service offered by Iceblock implies acceptance of the contractual and pricing conditions in force, as well as of French law and, where applicable, of the regulatory framework governing the service concerned.

WEBSITE CONTENT

Iceblock strives to ensure the accuracy and updating of the information published on this Website, the content of which it reserves the right to modify at any time and without notice. However, it cannot guarantee the completeness of the information or the absence of modification by a third party (intrusion, virus). Furthermore, Iceblock declines all liability in the event of difficulty or impossibility of accessing the Website due to an internet connection problem.

Iceblock cannot be held liable for:

• indirect damages (losses resulting from transactions based on the information on the Website, loss of profits, loss of business, etc.),
• service interruptions due to internet connection problems,
• damages caused by the users' technical environment (computers, software, network equipment, etc.).

INFORMATION ON THE PRODUCTS AND SERVICES OFFERED BY ICEBLOCK

Any information that may appear on this Website is provided for indicative purposes and may not be interpreted as a solicitation, investment advice or an offer to buy or sell a product or service. Iceblock declines all liability for any direct or indirect loss resulting from the use of this information.

Any person wishing to subscribe to one of the services or products presented on this Website is invited to contact Iceblock to inquire about the availability of the service or product in question and the applicable contractual and pricing conditions.

Access to the information and products of this Website may be restricted for certain persons or in certain countries other than France. None of the services or products is intended for a person if the law of their country of origin or of any other relevant country prohibits it: it is the responsibility of any person wishing to subscribe to products/services to verify with their usual advisers that their legal and tax status allows them to subscribe to such products/services.

SECURITY

A secure area on the Website may be reserved for logged-in users and is designed to guarantee the confidentiality and integrity of information. It is incumbent on each user to take all appropriate measures to protect their device against viruses and other malicious programs circulating on the internet.

Iceblock cannot be held liable for:

• elements beyond its control,
• damages suffered by the user's terminal (computers, smartphones, tablets, software, network equipment, etc.).

HOSTING

The publication director is the company Iceblock, represented by its president, Mr. Alexis Abric, in his capacity as President of the company Iceblock SAS. The Website is hosted by Alphabet, whose registered office is located at the Googleplex, Mountain View, United States.

INVALIDITY OF THE GTCS

The invalidity of one clause of these general terms and conditions does not entail the invalidity of the other clauses.

LANGUAGE OF THE GTCS

These general terms and conditions may be translated into English in order to facilitate their understanding by customers. The translated elements shall have informational value only. Thus, notwithstanding this translation, it is expressly agreed between the Parties that, in the event of a dispute, only the French version of these general terms and conditions shall be authoritative between the Parties.

MODIFICATION OF THE GTCS

Iceblock reserves the right to modify the general terms and conditions at any time. In the event of a modification, the new version of the general terms and conditions is subject to the acceptance of the customer, who has 15 days to refuse them in writing (by email to contact@ice-block.net).

In the event of refusal:
If the customer refuses the modifications to the general terms and conditions within the allotted time, Iceblock reserves the right to suspend access to the services and products, or to terminate the existing services without notice. The customer may also be invited to close their account and transfer their assets to another provider, in accordance with the procedures in force. No compensation will be due to the customer for such termination, except as otherwise provided by law.

After this 15-day period, and if the customer has not refused them, the modified general terms and conditions will come into force and will apply to any service performed by the customer.

The applicable version of the general terms and conditions is the one in force on the date of the service. The customer is advised to save the general terms and conditions in force on the day the services used are performed, notwithstanding the archiving rules put in place by Iceblock.

FAILURE TO ENFORCE

The fact that neither Iceblock nor a customer has required the application of any clause whatsoever, on a permanent or temporary basis, may in no case be considered a waiver of the rights of either party to require the application of said clause.

ASSIGNMENT

These general terms and conditions may not be assigned in whole or in part by the customer, whether for consideration or free of charge.

In the event of a breach of this prohibition, the general terms and conditions will be immediately terminated by Iceblock without notice, and the customer may incur liability.

FORCE MAJEURE

Neither party may be held liable for the non-performance of its contractual obligations if such non-performance is due to an event beyond its control and constituting a case of force majeure, as defined in article 1218 of the French Civil Code.

By force majeure, the parties agree to consider in particular:

• events presenting the characteristics of unforeseeability and irresistibility recognized by French law and case law,
• strikes, terrorist activities, riots, insurrections, wars, governmental actions, epidemics, natural disasters,
• failures attributable to a third-party telecommunications service provider.

The prevented party must inform the other party as soon as possible, specifying the nature of the case of force majeure. The parties undertake to collaborate in order to determine the most appropriate means, if possible, to mitigate the consequences of the event constituting force majeure.

If the case of force majeure lasts more than 3 (three) months, either party may terminate its contract, without legal formalities, without notice and without any right to compensation of any kind, by sending a registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt taking effect immediately.

If, due to force majeure, the affected party is prevented from fulfilling only part of its contractual obligations, it remains responsible for the performance of those that are not affected by force majeure, as well as for its payment obligations.

As soon as the force majeure ceases, the prevented party must immediately inform the other party and resume the performance of the affected obligations within a reasonable time.