Risk Disclosure
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Automated digital-asset trading involves substantial risk. TradeMatic carries out actions according to user settings, but it does not eliminate market, technical or other risks. Consider every factor below before using the service.
1. No profit guarantee
TradeMatic does not guarantee profit, returns, recovery of the subscription cost, preservation of capital or freedom from loss. Public statistics contain aggregate historical service data and do not promise the same result for any individual user.
2. Risk of loss
Digital-asset prices can change quickly and significantly, potentially causing the loss of most or all of a position's value. Use only funds you can afford to lose without affecting essential expenses and obligations.
3. Prolonged market decline
An asset's price may decline for a long time and may never return to the entry price. Limit sell orders can remain open indefinitely, leaving the capital tied up and unavailable for other purposes.
4. Additional buys increase exposure
Buying more as the price falls increases the position size and concentration in one asset. This may lower the average entry price but also increase the absolute loss and consume the available balance more quickly. Splitting a deposit into parts does not guarantee protection.
5. User settings
Results depend on the trading pair, trade size, drop and profit thresholds, delays, available balance and other parameters. Mistakes, aggressive settings or misunderstanding the strategy may cause unwanted trades. Test settings with small amounts first.
6. Liquidity, slippage and fees
An order may execute partially, later than expected or at a different price. Low liquidity, wide spreads, volatility, minimum order sizes, rounding and MEXC fees affect results and can turn an expected profit into a loss.
7. Automation risk
Software defects, delays, duplicate or missed requests, state mismatches, incorrect data or human error may cause unexpected operations. Users should regularly inspect their MEXC account and orders instead of relying only on bot notifications.
8. Third-party dependency
TradeMatic depends on the MEXC API, Telegram, internet connectivity, servers, BNB Smart Chain and RPC providers. Downtime, changed rules or APIs, maintenance, rate limits, account restrictions or discontinued features can interrupt or impair the bot.
9. API-key and account risk
An API key without withdrawal permission reduces direct withdrawal risk but still permits trading. Compromise of the key, Telegram account or MEXC account may lead to unauthorized trades and losses. Use minimum permissions, an IP whitelist and account protections, and revoke compromised keys immediately.
10. Exchange and digital-asset risk
MEXC or an asset issuer may experience hacking, insolvency, trading suspension, delisting, withdrawal freezes or other events. TradeMatic does not control custody on the exchange, asset quality or third-party decisions.
11. Payment and blockchain risk
A USDT transfer to a wrong address, over a wrong network or for a wrong amount may be irreversible. A stablecoin can deviate from its target price, the network can become congested, and a transaction may be delayed or not detected automatically. TradeMatic does not control network fees.
12. Legal and tax risk
Rules for digital-asset trading, exchange access and taxation differ and can change. Users must determine applicable restrictions, report transactions and pay taxes. Service availability does not mean that its use is permitted in a particular country.
13. Risk management
Limit position size, avoid borrowed funds, keep a balance reserve, review open orders and be ready to stop automation manually. No risk-management measure can eliminate losses.
14. Independent decision
TradeMatic does not assess a user's financial situation, experience or objectives. Each user independently decides whether to start the bot, choose settings and continue trading. Seek independent professional advice when appropriate.