Trading and game outcomes can be uncertain. You should use only funds you can afford to place at risk and should make decisions based on your own circumstances.
1. General risk statement
Bybotbroker provides access to platform tools and experiences; it does not remove the risks inherent in digital assets, automated trading, blockchain transactions or game participation. No return, reward or outcome is guaranteed unless a specific non-financial entitlement is expressly stated in writing.
2. Market and liquidity risk
Digital-asset markets can be volatile. Prices can move rapidly, liquidity can change, spreads can widen and an order may execute at a different price than expected. Events outside Bybotbroker’s control can affect market access and pricing.
3. Automated and AI-assisted bot risk
Automated strategies can make decisions faster than a user can intervene. A model, rule set or trading signal that performed well previously may perform poorly in different conditions. Technical faults, data quality, exchange execution, market gaps and strategy assumptions can affect results.
- Past results are not a promise of future results.
- Displayed target ranges or projections are not guaranteed outcomes.
- Pausing a bot may not reverse trades already executed.
- Reserved capital may be unavailable for other account uses while a position remains active.
4. Blockchain and wallet risk
Blockchain transfers are generally irreversible. Sending an asset to the wrong address, choosing the wrong network, losing credentials or interacting with a compromised device can lead to permanent loss. Network congestion, forks, validator issues, third-party providers or chain outages can delay or disrupt transactions.
5. Game and staking risk
Games can result in losing the amount staked. Random or rules-based game outcomes should not be considered a source of guaranteed income. Do not chase losses, borrow to play, or use funds needed for living expenses or obligations.
6. Technology and service risk
Web, database, blockchain, wallet, communication and hosting systems can experience errors, outages, cyberattacks or maintenance. Security controls reduce risk but cannot eliminate every threat. Users should use unique passwords, protect devices and never disclose one-time codes, private keys or seed phrases.
7. Legal and regulatory risk
Rules for digital assets, automated trading and online games differ between countries and can change. A service available today may later be restricted, modified or unavailable in a particular location.
8. Risks caused by user actions
Loss can result from incorrect addresses, unsupported networks, inaccurate account information, compromised credentials, mistaken transfers or failure to read product rules. Review transaction details before confirming any irreversible action.
Use strong authentication, verify addresses and networks, keep devices secure, understand the product rules and never commit more money than you can afford to lose.