Before you acquire FASTO,
read this.
This page brings together the full risk disclosure and the project’s legal and regulatory information. It is written in plain language on purpose: if anything is unclear, don’t acquire FASTO until it is.
Last updated: October 12, 2026
What can go wrong.
These are the main risks of acquiring, holding or using FASTO. The list is not exhaustive: there may be others nobody foresees today.
You can lose everything you put in
FASTO’s value depends on its real usage and on what the market decides. There is no guaranteed price, nobody is obligated to buy it back, and its value can go to zero.
Volatility and limited liquidity
The price can rise and fall sharply in a short time. The planned exchange pool is small: a trade of a few thousand pesos is enough to move the price noticeably, and at some point there may be nowhere to sell, or only at a much lower price.
Transactions cannot be undone
A confirmed transfer on the TRON network is final. If you send FASTO to the wrong address or to a scammer, nobody can reverse it — not the project, not the network.
Your keys, your responsibility
Whoever controls a wallet’s seed phrase or private key controls its coins. If you lose it or it is stolen, nobody can recover the funds. No legitimate party will ever ask you for it.
The pause power
The admin wallet can freeze all FASTO transfers, including those of third parties; while a pause lasts, nobody can move their coins. It is a power concentrated in a single key. A migration to multisig is planned, but it has not happened yet.
Technical risk
The contract is immutable: if a bug appeared, it could not be fixed. The audit performed was internal, by the same team that built it; there is no independent external audit. FASTO also depends on the TRON network and on the third-party wallets and platforms you use.
Supply concentration
20% of the supply belongs to the founder and 30% is the project reserve. The founder’s schedule and the reserve’s 30-day notice are public commitments, not technical locks. If those coins are sold, the price may fall.
Anonymous issuer
The issuer of FASTO has chosen not to make their identity public. Trust in the project cannot rest on a name or a prior reputation, and that may limit your options for recourse if something goes wrong.
Changes in the law
Rules on digital assets change and differ from country to country. A future law or decision could restrict you from acquiring, holding or using FASTO, or a platform from offering it.
Taxes
Acquiring, holding, selling or using FASTO may have tax consequences where you live. Working them out and reporting them is up to you.
Fake tokens and scams
There are tokens with similar names that are not FASTO. The only legitimate coin is the one at contract TTV1d8yqbu4yRgd4mrc7oZvAG8NiEpSkkg. Be wary of anyone who promises returns, asks for your keys or messages you on behalf of the project.
Nobody is obligated to accept it
Only the issuer has committed to accept FASTO as payment for their products and services. Any other business decides on its own, and FASTO’s usefulness depends on there being people who accept it.
Who, where and under what rules.
What is known and what has not been published, stated plainly.
- Who is behind it
The issuer of FASTO has chosen not to make their identity public. That is a legitimate personal decision, and readers should understand what it implies: trust in the project has to rest on what can be verified on-chain, not on a name.
- Entity and country of incorporation
No company or country of incorporation associated with FASTO has been published.
- Who builds this site
Cyborg Development (cyborgdev.io), a development agency based in Guadalajara, Mexico, builds and maintains this site on behalf of the issuer. It also developed, internally audited and deployed the contract. It is the project’s technical provider: it is not the issuer of FASTO and does not sell FASTO.
- Contact
Official email: info@fastogroup.com. Official X account: @fastogroup. Nobody from the project messages first by direct message or asks for secret phrases, keys or payments: be wary of any other account or email claiming to speak for the project.
- Terms of use
This site is informational. It does not sell FASTO, does not accept payments or deposits, does not hold anyone’s coins and never asks you to sign, approve or send anything. Connecting TronLink is optional and only shows your balance.
The token’s rules are in the lite paper (version 1.2, October 19, 2026); any change is published there, with a date and a description. The content of this site is provided as is and may contain errors: if anything differs, what the blockchain shows prevails. Links to third-party sites such as Tronscan or GitHub are for reference; those sites are not controlled by the project.
- Privacy
This site has no accounts, forms, analytics or advertising, and does not ask for personal data. What does happen when you visit:
- One cookie,
fasto_lang, stores the language you chose for one year. It is the only cookie the site sets. - On your first visit, the server uses the approximate country of your IP address only to choose the language; the site does not store it.
- To show live figures, your browser queries TronGrid (api.trongrid.io) and keeps the result — public blockchain data — for 90 seconds.
- If you connect TronLink to see your balance, the site uses your account address only to look it up on TronGrid; it does not store it or send it anywhere else.
- TronGrid, Google Fonts (where the typefaces load from) and Vercel (where the site is hosted), like any web service, receive your IP address and technical connection data. Each applies its own privacy policy.
- Everything on the TRON network is public and permanent: anyone can see any address and any transfer.
- One cookie,
- Country restrictions
Nothing on this site is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy FASTO in any country where that is prohibited or requires a registration or authorization that has not been obtained. Laws on digital assets vary from country to country: before acquiring, holding or using FASTO, check that it is allowed where you live. That check is your responsibility.
- Regulatory status
FASTO has not been registered with, reviewed or approved by any financial or regulatory authority in any country. Neither this site nor the lite paper is a prospectus, and no authority has reviewed their content. FASTO does not represent shares, debt, equity or any right over any company.
For persons in the European Union: neither this site nor the lite paper is a crypto-asset white paper within the meaning of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (MiCA), and this communication has not been reviewed or approved by any competent authority in any Member State.
- Language
This page was written in Spanish. Translations are by Cyborg Dev and have not been reviewed by the issuer; in case of any difference, the Spanish version prevails.
If, after reading this, you are unsure whether FASTO is right for you, consult an independent advisor before acquiring it.