Risk Warning

Prices can fall hard

Crypto assets have no guaranteed value. A price can lose a large part of its level within hours, and small coins, memecoins above all, can drop close to zero. Thin markets make it harder to sell at the price you see on screen.

Automation can lose money too

The bot follows rules and your caps; it does not know the future. Some of its trades will end at a loss, and several losing trades can come one after another. A cap limits how much is at stake on an asset, not whether that amount shrinks.

Forecasts are estimates

A forecast weighs what the data shows today. Hacks, exchange failures, regulatory decisions and sudden moves by large holders can leave no trace beforehand, and no model sees them coming. Past behaviour of a coin says nothing certain about what it does next.

Technology and data

Networks congest, exchanges pause withdrawals, data feeds lag. Any of this can delay an order or show you a figure that has already changed.

Rules differ by country

How crypto is taxed and regulated depends on where you live, and the rules change. Checking what applies to you is your responsibility.

Only use money you can spare

Put in only what you could lose without harm to your everyday life, and keep stakes on the most volatile coins small. If you are unsure whether crypto suits you, talk to an independent professional first.

Last updated: 27 October 2026