Risk disclosure
Understand the risks before enabling live trading.
Crypto-asset trading is speculative and can result in partial or total loss. A trading bot automates configured rules; it does not guarantee that those rules are suitable, profitable, or executed exactly as expected.
Market and liquidity risk
Prices can move rapidly, liquidity can disappear, spreads can widen, and orders may fill at worse prices than expected. Leverage and derivatives can increase both gains and losses and may lead to liquidation.
Strategy and simulation risk
Historical, reviewed, or paper results can differ substantially from live performance. Strategies may be overfit, react poorly to new regimes, or contain assumptions that stop working.
Model and autonomous-execution risk
Manual AI analysis is advisory and cannot place orders. If autonomous execution is later made available and you enable it, model output may initiate a separate policy-controlled order workflow. Models can be wrong, incomplete, delayed, or manipulated; provider fallback can fail; hard controls reduce but do not eliminate financial, leverage, liquidation, or exchange risk.
Technology and third-party risk
Software defects, configuration errors, network failures, exchange outages, API changes, rate limits, delayed data, and unauthorized account access can affect operation and execution.
Your decisions and responsibilities
You are responsible for the exchange account, API permissions, selected strategy, parameters, markets, legal and tax obligations, and decision to trade live. Use only capital you can afford to lose and seek qualified advice when needed.