Agreements must identify the parties and the firm's group, describe services, communication methods, all fees, governing law and third-party or group providers used, show when virtual assets leave the firm's control and who is liable and where, state that client money and virtual assets have no deposit protection and remain the client's property (and when any asset would not be), and where relevant cover supported assets, handling of airdrops, forks and discontinued assets with prompt assessment and communication, and risk of loss including from custody failures; published policies may be cross-referenced if accurate and linked.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.