Risk Disclosure

1. You can lose money

Cryptocurrency markets are volatile and trade continuously. Prices can move sharply in seconds, including while you are asleep or offline. You should not trade with money you cannot afford to lose, and you should not treat any output of this Service as a reason to risk more than you otherwise would.

2. Leverage multiplies losses as well as gains

Futures trading uses leverage. A small adverse move in the underlying price produces a much larger move in your position. At higher multipliers a position can be liquidated by the exchange — closed automatically, at a loss — before any stop you have set is reached. Your loss is not limited to what you expected to risk on the trade.

3. The analysis can be wrong

Setups are generated by statistical models and large language models. They are probabilistic, they are sometimes wrong, and being wrong is a normal part of how they work. Grades, confidence scores and win rates describe past behaviour under past conditions. Past performance does not predict future results.

4. Backtests are not forecasts

A backtest describes what a rule would have done on data that has already happened, with the benefit of knowing which data to test. Real execution introduces slippage, fees, funding, latency and outages that a simulation does not fully capture. A good backtest is evidence a strategy is not obviously broken. It is not evidence it will make money.

5. Automation acts without asking

If you enable automatic execution, the Service can open and close positions on your exchange account without confirming each one with you first. It will do so at times you are not watching. You remain responsible for every resulting trade. You can switch automation off, revoke the API keys at your exchange, or use the approval mode that requires you to confirm each trade.

6. Things outside our control

Exchange outages, API changes, rate limits, network failures, data-provider errors and our own downtime can all prevent the Service from acting when you expect it to. Protective stop orders are placed at the exchange where possible, so they survive our being offline — but an exchange that is itself unavailable cannot fill anything. No software removes this category of risk.

7. What ElquoAI cannot do

• It cannot withdraw, transfer or move your funds. It has no withdrawal path, and we never ask for withdrawal permissions on an API key.
• It cannot access your exchange account beyond the permissions you grant.
• It cannot guarantee a fill, a price, a profit, or an outcome.
• It cannot give you financial advice, and nothing it produces is advice.

8. This is not financial advice

Nothing produced by the Service is a personal recommendation. We do not know your financial situation, your obligations or your goals, and nothing in the Service takes them into account. If you need advice, speak to someone qualified and regulated to give it in your country.

9. Tax and legality are yours

You are responsible for determining whether you may lawfully use automated trading tools and trade these instruments where you live, and for reporting and paying any tax on your results. You can export your full trading history from Settings at any time.

10. Your acknowledgement

Before live execution can be enabled on your account you are asked to confirm that you have read this disclosure. We record which version you accepted and when. If this document is updated in a way that matters, you will be asked again — an acknowledgement of an older version is not an acknowledgement of this one.

Questions: admin@elquoai.com.