CRATE RAT Token Disclosure

This Token Disclosure and Risk Statement (the “Disclosure”) describes the material characteristics, intended utility, allocation, liquidity structure, payment mechanics, company controls, and risks of the CRATE RAT token (ticker: $CRATE). The token is issued and administered by Reign Unlimited LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company (the “Company”).

A person must affirmatively accept this Disclosure before purchasing or using $CRATE through a Company interface, using $CRATE for a Crate Rate Software License, or completing an app-assisted liquidity transaction. Acquiring, holding, transferring, trading, using, or supplying liquidity involving $CRATE constitutes acknowledgment of the risks described here.

This Disclosure is informational and contractual; it is not investment, legal, accounting, or tax advice. Prospective users should consult their own professional advisers and independently assess whether $CRATE is appropriate for their circumstances.

2.1 Token

$CRATE will be created on Solana using the standard SPL Token program. The official mint address will be published at www.craterat.com after deployment. Users are responsible for verifying the mint address through the official website before transacting.

2.2 Intended utility

$CRATE is intended as an optional method to acquire or interact with the Crate Rate Software License. The Company may accept other payment methods. Holding $CRATE is not required merely because the token exists, and the token does not guarantee access to every Company product or service.

2.3 No ownership or governance

$CRATE provides no equity, membership interest, ownership, governance vote, dividend, interest, revenue share, profit participation, creditor right, redemption right, or claim against the Company or its assets. Token holders do not direct Company operations, treasury decisions, software development, liquidity decisions, or token programs.

2.4 Utility changes

The Company may modify, suspend, replace, restrict, or discontinue token utility or the Crate Rate Software offering when reasonably necessary for business, technical, security, legal, or regulatory reasons. Such changes may reduce demand for or the usefulness of $CRATE.

The maximum and fixed token supply is 1,000,000,000 $CRATE. No additional tokens may be created after mint authority is permanently revoked. Freeze authority will also be revoked. Revocation transactions and the official mint address will be published through the official website when available.

Allocation labels describe intended uses but do not create ownership rights for token holders. Except for the 500,000,000-token liquidity restriction stated below, Company-controlled allocations may enter circulation independently of token burns or other releases.

4.1 Opening pool

The Company presently intends to establish an initial Raydium SOL/$CRATE liquidity pool using 5 SOL and 250,000,000 $CRATE. This produces an opening deposit ratio of 50,000,000 $CRATE per SOL, or 0.00000002 SOL per $CRATE, before fees, slippage, and trading activity. The Company will publish the actual deposit amounts, pool address, mint address, and transaction address on the official website.

4.2 Opening price is Company-established

Raydium supplies pool mechanics and LP accounting, but the opening price is established by the assets the Company elects to deposit. Once trading begins, the pool ratio and market price may change immediately and materially. The opening ratio is not a valuation, appraisal, price guarantee, or prediction.

4.3 Remaining liquidity reserve

The remaining 250,000,000 $CRATE in the liquidity allocation is reserved exclusively for future liquidity deposits and will not be sold as treasury inventory. The Company may deploy portions of this reserve when community liquidity and market dynamics justify additional liquidity.

4.4 Community matching

Community members may add liquidity directly through a supported decentralized exchange or through an app-assisted, non-custodial flow. When the Company elects to match community-added liquidity, it will add liquidity at the pool's then-current ratio and provide the assets required by the pool, including reserve $CRATE and corresponding SOL. Matching remains discretionary; no schedule, minimum, maximum, or continuing match is guaranteed.

4.5 Non-custodial app assistance

The app may prepare or route a liquidity transaction, but the user connects a wallet and signs the transaction directly with the decentralized pool. The Company does not take custody of the user's deposited assets through this process. The Company charges no app facilitation fee; users remain responsible for network fees, pool fees, price impact, and other transaction costs.

5.1 Company LP position

The Company will retain and control the LP tokens or equivalent position representing its own deposits. Company LP tokens will not be transferred, sold, or pledged. Company control does not create a permanent liquidity commitment or a lock for the benefit of token holders.

5.2 Liquidity provider compensation

Liquidity providers may receive their proportional share of fees generated by the pool under the applicable decentralized exchange rules. Trading fees are variable and are not guaranteed. No yield, return, profit, principal protection, or reward is promised.

5.3 Optional incentives

The Company may later establish separate $CRATE incentives or promotional rewards for liquidity providers. Any such program may impose eligibility conditions and may be modified or terminated. Unless separately announced in writing, no incentive program exists merely because a person supplies liquidity.

5.4 Company withdrawal

The Company may withdraw some or all of its liquidity at its discretion after providing at least seven days' advance notice on www.craterat.com. No minimum Company liquidity level, permanent liquidity floor, or lock duration is promised. Removing liquidity may materially increase volatility, price impact, and the inability to trade.

The 150,000,000-token Announced Treasury Sales allocation may be sold rather than supplied as liquidity. Before a sale, the Company will post at least seven days' notice on www.craterat.com. The notice will disclose the token quantity, anticipated sale date or window, sale method, price or pricing method, applicable Company wallet, and, when completed, the relevant transaction address.

Sales may occur through a decentralized exchange, a private transaction, a Company application, or a combination of those methods. The Company will not intentionally offer different economic sale terms to similarly situated buyers in the same offering, although market price, fees, slippage, timing, and transaction conditions may cause different effective outcomes.

The 250,000,000-token Development and Team allocation is Company-controlled without a fixed vesting schedule, lockup, holding period, or transfer restriction. It may be used for development, operations, founders, employees, contractors, advisors, vendors, affiliates, or other legitimate business purposes. The Company may transfer or sell tokens from this allocation without advance notice. Insiders may trade $CRATE personally, subject to applicable law and any internal policy then in effect.

These transfers and sales may increase circulating supply and create selling pressure. Recipients may generally transfer or sell received tokens immediately. No token holder should assume that team tokens are locked or that burns will offset releases.

8.1 Permitted uses

The 100,000,000-token Marketing and Rewards allocation may be used for license-buyer airdrops, influencer and ambassador compensation, community promotions, paid partnerships, campaigns, and discretionary ecosystem marketing.

8.2 License-buyer airdrop

Each qualifying Crate Rate Software License purchase will receive an airdrop of not less than 10,000 $CRATE while the Marketing and Rewards allocation remains available and the program is legally and technically operable. The Company may increase the airdrop amount but will not reduce it below 10,000 $CRATE during the active program. Increased awards or other marketing uses will deplete the allocation sooner. The program ends when the allocation is depleted or continued distribution becomes unlawful or technically impossible.

8.3 Program rules

The Company may change eligibility rules, campaign dates, delivery procedures, anti-abuse controls, and award amounts above the stated minimum. Promotional recipients may transfer tokens immediately unless a particular campaign states otherwise. Influencers, ambassadors, and paid partners must clearly disclose their compensation and relationship with the Company as required by applicable law.

8.4 Taxes

Recipients are solely responsible for determining and paying any taxes arising from an airdrop, reward, payment, transfer, trade, or other digital-asset transaction.

9.1 Price calculation

When $CRATE is used for a Crate Rate Software License, the required token amount will be calculated using the available SOL/$CRATE decentralized-exchange price and the Binance SOL/USD price supplied through the GSG Mastermind pricing service. Quotes may change before execution and may be affected by liquidity, slippage, delay, stale or unavailable data, routing, and market volatility.

9.2 Costs and finality

The buyer pays network charges, decentralized-exchange fees, price impact, and slippage. Completed token payments, software-license purchases, and blockchain transfers are final and nonrefundable except where applicable law requires otherwise.

9.3 Burn rate

The current burn rate is 10% of each completed $CRATE software-license payment. The burned portion will be permanently removed from circulation through an on-chain burn. The remaining 90% will be transferred to or retained by the Company treasury. The Company may change the burn percentage prospectively and will display the current rate before the user authorizes payment.

9.4 No predictable deflation

Token burns are not tied to liquidity deposits, treasury releases, team transfers, or marketing distributions. New circulation may exceed burns. Accordingly, burns do not promise a declining circulating supply, scarcity, price support, or appreciation.

The Company will identify its material Company-controlled wallets on www.craterat.com, including treasury, liquidity, development/team, marketing/rewards, and burn destinations. The Company currently uses encrypted wallets controlled by the Company rather than a multisignature arrangement. Operational, security, legal, or technical needs may require replacement of a published wallet; replacements will be identified through the official website.

Quarterly treasury or circulating-supply reports may be published, but no recurring reporting schedule is promised unless the Company formally announces one. On-chain records remain publicly observable but may not by themselves identify every purpose, counterparty, liability, or off-chain commitment.

Loss of value. $CRATE may lose some or all of its value. The Company does not guarantee a market, liquidity, price stability, appreciation, profit, or continued DEX availability.

Liquidity and withdrawal risk. Limited or withdrawn liquidity may make transactions expensive, delayed, impractical, or impossible. Liquidity providers may experience impermanent loss and may receive back assets in a materially different composition than deposited.

Market and concentration risk. Company-controlled allocations are large relative to supply. Company or insider sales, transfers, incentives, burns, liquidity additions, or withdrawals may materially affect price and circulating supply.

Technology risk. Solana, wallets, smart contracts, token programs, decentralized exchanges, APIs, price feeds, bridges, interfaces, and third-party services may fail, be exploited, become unavailable, or produce incorrect results.

Transaction finality. Blockchain transfers are generally irreversible. Mistyped addresses, wrong mint addresses, lost keys, compromised wallets, phishing, malicious tokens, and unauthorized signatures may cause permanent loss.

Pricing risk. DEX prices may be manipulated or distorted by thin liquidity. Binance or GSG Mastermind price data may be delayed, interrupted, or inconsistent with another market.

Regulatory risk. Laws, regulations, enforcement positions, tax treatment, sanctions, and platform rules may change. Such changes may restrict availability, require identity checks, block territories, alter utility, or cause the Company to suspend activities.

Business and utility risk. The Crate Rate Software offering or token utility may change, be delayed, fail to achieve adoption, or be discontinued.

Tax risk. Acquiring, receiving, spending, swapping, providing liquidity, earning fees, or disposing of digital assets may create tax obligations. The Company does not determine an individual user's treatment.

The Company reserves the right to acquire or sell $CRATE for treasury, operational, liquidity, or other lawful business purposes. The Company does not currently plan to engage a third-party or automated market maker to maintain a target price or trading range.

12.1 Minimum age

Users must be at least 13 years old. A user who has not reached the age of legal majority where the user resides must have a parent or legal guardian review and consent to this Disclosure and must be legally permitted to conduct the applicable transaction. A decentralized exchange, wallet provider, payment provider, or other service may impose a higher minimum age.

12.2 Restricted access

The Company does not presently impose a voluntary geographic exclusion list. However, access may be denied or blocked, including through IP-based controls, when the Company determines that applicable law, sanctions, a court order, regulatory obligation, platform requirement, security concern, or compliance risk requires restriction. No person may use $CRATE in violation of applicable law.

12.3 Verification

The Company does not presently require routine identity verification or sanctions screening for every token interaction. The Company may introduce identity, age, location, sanctions, fraud, or source-of-funds checks when legally required or reasonably necessary. Users must provide accurate information and may not evade restrictions through a VPN, proxy, false identity, or third party.

12.4 Wallet responsibility

Users are solely responsible for wallet security, private keys, seed phrases, device security, transaction review, address verification, and tax records. The Company will never ask a user to disclose a private key or seed phrase.

$CRATE is offered and described solely for utility and payment functionality. The Company does not promise profits, price appreciation, liquidity, managerial efforts designed to produce investment returns, or repayment. Marketing materials, community statements, token burns, liquidity activity, airdrops, and supply figures must not be interpreted as a forecast or assurance of financial return. Persons seeking an investment should not acquire $CRATE on that basis.

The Company may amend this Disclosure prospectively to reflect business, technical, security, legal, or regulatory changes. Material updates will be posted at www.craterat.com with a revised effective date. Specific seven-day notice obligations for announced treasury sales and Company liquidity withdrawal remain subject to emergency legal, security, protocol, or court-ordered action that may require immediate action. Continued use after an effective update constitutes acceptance to the extent permitted by law.

This Disclosure is governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, without regard to conflict-of-law principles, except to the extent superseded by applicable federal law.

Before commencing arbitration, the parties will attempt in good faith to resolve a dispute through confidential mediation conducted in Virginia. If mediation does not resolve the dispute, it will be finally resolved through confidential, binding arbitration conducted in Virginia before a single neutral arbitrator under mutually agreed arbitration rules or, absent agreement, rules selected by the arbitration administrator. Judgment on the award may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction.

Nothing in this section prevents either party from seeking temporary or emergency injunctive relief from a court of competent jurisdiction to protect wallets, confidential information, intellectual property, systems, or assets pending arbitration. Any mandatory rights that cannot legally be waived remain unaffected.

Official notices, mint information, wallet addresses, liquidity notices, treasury-sale notices, burn-rate information, and material updates will be published at:

www.craterat.com

BY ACCEPTING THIS DISCLOSURE OR TRANSACTING THROUGH A COMPANY INTERFACE, THE USER CONFIRMS THAT THE USER HAS READ AND UNDERSTOOD THIS DISCLOSURE, CAN BEAR THE RISK OF COMPLETE LOSS, IS NOT RELYING ON A PROMISE OF PROFIT OR LIQUIDITY, AND IS AUTHORIZED TO COMPLETE THE TRANSACTION.