Risk Disclosure Statement

1. High-Risk Investment

Cryptocurrency and futures trading is considered a high-risk investment activity. Prices can fluctuate significantly in short periods, and markets can be highly volatile. The value of your investments can go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you invested.

2. Leverage and Margin Risks

Futures trading involves the use of leverage, which can magnify both profits and losses. Key risks include:

• Small price movements can result in significant losses exceeding your initial investment
• Margin calls may require you to deposit additional funds immediately
• Your positions may be liquidated automatically if margin requirements are not met
• Leverage ratios can amplify losses just as they can amplify gains

3. Market Volatility

Cryptocurrency and stock markets can experience extreme volatility. Rapid price movements can occur due to various factors including regulatory changes, technological developments, market sentiment, global economic conditions, and unforeseen events. This volatility can result in substantial and rapid losses.

4. Liquidity Risks

Some markets or trading pairs may have limited liquidity, making it difficult to execute trades at desired prices. During periods of high volatility or low liquidity, you may experience:

• Wider bid-ask spreads
• Slippage between signal price and execution price
• Difficulty closing positions
• Increased transaction costs

5. No Guarantee of Profit

Our signals are based on algorithmic analysis and historical patterns, but there is no guarantee of profitability. Even signals with high historical accuracy may result in losses. Market conditions change, and past performance does not predict future results.

6. Technical and Operational Risks

Various technical risks may affect your trading:

• Signal delivery delays due to network or platform issues
• Exchange downtime or technical failures
• Cybersecurity threats and hacking risks
• Smart contract vulnerabilities (for cryptocurrency trading)
• System failures or data errors

7. Regulatory and Legal Risks

Cryptocurrency and futures trading regulations vary by jurisdiction and are subject to change. Changes in laws or regulations may:

• Affect the legality of trading certain assets
• Impact market accessibility
• Result in exchange restrictions or closures
• Affect tax obligations

8. Emotional and Psychological Risks

Trading can be emotionally challenging. Fear, greed, and other emotions can lead to poor decision-making, overtrading, and deviation from planned strategies. It's essential to trade only with capital you can afford to lose and maintain emotional discipline.

9. Exchange and Counterparty Risks

When trading on exchanges, you face risks related to the exchange itself, including:

• Exchange insolvency or bankruptcy
• Loss of funds due to exchange hacks
• Withdrawal restrictions or delays
• Disputes with exchange operators

10. Execution Risks

There may be differences between our signal prices and the prices at which you can execute trades. Factors affecting execution include:

• Time delays between signal receipt and order placement
• Network latency
• Order queue priorities on exchanges
• Market impact of large orders

11. Diversification

Never invest more than you can afford to lose. Diversification across different assets, strategies, and investment types can help manage risk but does not eliminate it entirely.

12. Professional Advice

Before making any investment decisions, you should consult with qualified financial, tax, and legal advisors who can assess your individual circumstances and risk tolerance.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about these risk disclosures, please contact us at legal@moves.com