Temporary Negative Returns
In rare situations, you might see that your early withdrawal amount is temporarily less than what you originally deposited. This is temporary and your guaranteed return at the end is never affected.
Why This Happens:
To create your fixed returns, FIVA's technology works in a complex way behind the scenes. Sometimes other people's trading activity can affect the current value of your deposit, even though your final guaranteed amount stays exactly the same.
What Causes This:
This usually happens when there's big news or excitement around the blockchain services that back your deposit. When people get very excited or worried about these services, it can cause a lot of trading activity that temporarily affects prices.
Real Example:
You deposited $1,000 to earn $1,100 in 6 months.
What Might Happen: Due to other traders' activity following some major news, your early withdrawal value might temporarily show $950.
Your Guarantee is Protected: You still get exactly $1,100 if you wait until your end date.
Think of it Like This:
When you make a FIVA deposit, it's like getting a savings certificate that promises to pay you $1,100 in 6 months. Sometimes big news makes other people trade similar savings certificates heavily, which can temporarily affect what yours is worth if you wanted to cash it in early - but it still pays the full $1,100 when it's due.
What You Need to Know:
This happens rarely, usually during major news events
It's always temporary
Your final amount never changes
As you get closer to your end date, the early withdrawal amount moves toward your guaranteed amount
Your Options:
Wait until your end date: Get your full $1,100 as promised
Exit early: Accept the current amount
Do nothing: Automatically receive the full guaranteed amount
The Bottom Line: Your final payout is completely safe. Other people's trading can temporarily affect your early exit value, but your guarantee never changes.
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