Trading Risk Disclosure
Cryptoasset trading is speculative and can result in partial or total loss. A-DCA automates instructions; it does not remove market, technology or operational risk. Past results, examples and backtests do not guarantee future performance.
Last updated: July 24, 2026
Market risk
Bitcoin and other cryptoassets can move rapidly. DCA and take-profit logic can remain exposed during prolonged trends, gaps or illiquid markets. Bear strategies can lose when price rises.
Execution risk
Orders may be rejected, delayed, partially filled or executed at a different price because of liquidity, slippage, fees, funding, tick sizes, exchange rules or network conditions.
Exchange and custody risk
Trade-only API permissions can reduce withdrawal risk but do not eliminate exchange insolvency, account restriction, API compromise or operational failure. Non-custodial trading can reduce centralized custody exposure but introduces wallet, smart-contract, bridge and network risks.
Automation risk
Software bugs, incorrect parameters, duplicate or missed jobs, stale data and third-party API changes can produce unintended transactions or reporting differences. Monitor accounts and retain the ability to revoke access.
Wallet and credential risk
Loss of seed phrases, private keys, API secrets or device access may cause irreversible loss. A-DCA cannot recover credentials controlled by the user or a third party.
No guaranteed outcome
Risk controls are designed to limit specific exposures under defined assumptions. They cannot guarantee profit, prevent every drawdown or cap losses in all market conditions.
User responsibility
Before enabling trading, understand the strategy, verify permissions, start with an amount you can afford to lose and consider independent professional advice.