Risk Disclosure

Trading crypto can cost you everything you put in

Signals are ideas, not advice

Every signal in the room is one trader's idea, published with the entry, the stop and the targets so you can judge it. It is not a recommendation, it is not personal to you, and nobody here knows your finances or your risk tolerance. You choose whether to take a trade, how much to risk, and when to leave. The outcome is yours either way.

Past results do not predict future ones

The track record on this site describes trades that already happened. It is published so you can check the claim rather than take it on faith — not because it forecasts anything. A run of winners can be followed by a run of losers, and nothing about a record makes the next trade more likely to work.

We make no promise of profit, income or any particular result, and anyone who does should be treated with suspicion.

Practice trading is not live trading

Trades placed with practice capital inside the terminal are simulated. Real fills are worse: spreads widen, liquidity disappears, slippage eats the entry, exchanges go down mid-trade and fees compound. A practice result is a rehearsal, not a forecast of what live execution gives you.

Data can be wrong, late, or missing

Prices, on-chain flows, funding rounds, news and calendar entries come from third parties and arrive with delays and occasional errors. Automation fails too: alerts can misfire, connections drop, and a stop can fail to trigger. Check anything you are about to risk money on against your exchange before you act.

Tax and legality are yours

Whether you may trade crypto, and what you owe on it, depends on where you live. Both are your responsibility. If you are unsure, take advice from a professional licensed in your country — which is something we are not.