After experiencing so many collapse incidents, smart funds will definitely ask a critical question before entering: What happens to my xSPCX if the @Paimon_Finance project team runs away?

The answer is: the project team cannot access your underlying assets at all. This is not based on moral constraints; it is enforced by compliance mechanisms written into the system.
All of Paimon’s underlying assets are held in custody by regulated third-party institutions and are truly owned by SPV funds protected under BVI law.
At the smart contract level, Paimon uses the ERC-3643 standard, specifically designed for real assets, where only verified addresses can hold and transfer assets, fundamentally preventing hackers from stealing coins or laundering money.
Even in the most extreme black swan events, each of your xSPCX holdings is legally confirmed, and your SpaceX equity remains valid.
Paimon does not rely on faith to maintain consensus; it relies on licensed institutions’ risk control standards and Wall Street-level asset segregation structures.
Here, security is the bottom line written into legal documents.