Risk Disclosure

Last updated: 1 January 2026

This Risk Disclosure forms part of our Terms of Service. It describes material risks associated with using our AI-powered market analysis tools, calculators and related content, and with trading crypto-assets, forex and securities more generally. It does not describe every possible risk, and it should be read alongside your own assessment of your financial situation.

1. Capital at risk

The value of digital assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum can fall as well as rise, and can fall rapidly and substantially. You may receive back less than you invested, and in some cases you may lose your entire capital. Losses may occur even when analysis or signals appear favourable.

2. Volatility and liquidity

Digital-asset markets trade continuously and may experience sudden price gaps, thin order books and periods of very low liquidity. Orders may be executed at prices materially different from those displayed, and you may be unable to exit a position at the price you expect.

3. Limits of AI-generated analysis

Our analysis tools use models that learn from historical and real-time data. Models can be wrong, may be trained on incomplete or biased data, and may not adapt to unprecedented market events. Past patterns do not reliably predict future outcomes. Automated outputs should never be treated as certainties, and human judgement remains essential.

4. Calculators and projections

The profit and total-value figures shown in our calculators are hypothetical illustrations based solely on the amount and period you select. They assume constant rates of return, which do not occur in real markets. They do not account for fees, taxes, spreads, slippage, currency movements or market disruption, and they are not promises or guarantees of any return.

5. Leverage and derivatives

Leveraged and margin products magnify both gains and losses. A relatively small market movement can result in losses greater than your initial deposit, and positions may be liquidated automatically. If you use leverage, you must understand the mechanics of margin calls, funding costs and liquidation thresholds before you begin.

6. Regulatory and legal risk

The regulatory treatment of crypto-assets and related services is evolving in the United Kingdom and internationally. Rules may change in ways that affect your ability to hold, trade or access certain assets, and some products may not be available in every jurisdiction. You are responsible for ensuring that your use of the services is lawful where you live.

7. Operational and technology risk

Online services can be interrupted by outages, software faults, cyber-attacks, connectivity problems or failures at third-party providers. Private keys, credentials and devices can be lost or compromised. Digital-asset transactions are generally irreversible. Protecting your own access credentials is essential.

8. Counterparty and third-party risk

Our services may depend on exchanges, custodians, payment processors and data providers that we do not control. Their failure, insolvency, fraud or misconduct could cause you to lose access to funds or information. Deposit protection schemes that apply to conventional bank accounts generally do not apply to crypto-assets.

9. Tax considerations

Gains on digital assets may be subject to capital gains tax or income tax depending on your circumstances, and reporting obligations may apply. Tax rules change and depend on individual facts. We do not provide tax advice, and you should consult a suitably qualified adviser.

10. Scams and impersonation

Fraudsters frequently imitate legitimate platforms, staff and brands, and may contact you by email, telephone or social media promising high or guaranteed returns. We will never ask you to share your password, seed phrase or private keys, and we will never guarantee profits. If you are unsure whether a communication is genuine, stop and contact us through the details on our website.

11. Your responsibilities

Before making any decision, you should consider your investment objectives, financial situation, experience and risk tolerance. Diversify, avoid borrowing to invest, keep records, and seek independent financial, legal and tax advice where appropriate. Decisions made using our services are yours alone.

12. Acknowledgement

By using our services you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Risk Disclosure, that you accept the risks described, and that you are able to bear the potential loss of capital. Nothing in this document excludes any liability or statutory right that cannot lawfully be excluded under English law or the law of your country of residence.