“in no event shall the aggregate liability of each party...exceed the total amount paid by you hereunder for the Offerings...in the twelve months preceding the first incident...or, if no fees have been paid, $25,000.”
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The cap limits the maximum financial recovery available to users regardless of the magnitude of actual harm suffered.
Interpretive note: The cap is mutual, applying to each party. The canonical claim focuses on the user-facing financial limit as the primary effect; the symmetry is noted in omitted_material.
Users' ability to recover damages is capped at their prior twelve months of fees paid, or $25,000 if they paid no fees.
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"in no event shall the aggregate liability of each party...exceed the total amount paid by you hereunder for the Offerings...in the twelve months preceding the first incident...or, if no fees have been paid, $25,000.Excerpt from MetaMask's Terms of Use
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The cap limits the maximum financial recovery available to users regardless of the magnitude of actual harm suffered.
Users' ability to recover damages is capped at their prior twelve months of fees paid, or $25,000 if they paid no fees.
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