AutoQube — Risk Disclosure
1. Risk of Loss
Trading cryptocurrency derivatives and spot assets involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every person. You may lose your entire allocated capital — and, when leverage is used, losses can accrue rapidly. Cryptocurrency markets are volatile and operate continuously; prices can move sharply at any hour, including while you are not watching your account.
2. No Guarantee of Performance
AutoQube makes no representation or warranty regarding the profitability, performance, or outcome of any automation template. Past performance does not indicate future results. Hypothetical or historical behavior of any template is not a promise, projection, or guarantee. Risk-profile labels ("conservative", "moderate", "aggressive") describe how a template is configured — they do not describe, predict, or limit outcomes.
3. Leverage
Leverage amplifies both gains and losses. Positions opened with leverage can be liquidated by your exchange, and losses can exceed expectations in fast-moving markets. Each template runs with a fixed, pre-configured leverage setting that is disclosed before activation.
4. Technical Risk
Automated execution depends on third parties and infrastructure AutoQube does not control — exchanges, market-data providers, hosting providers, and networks. Outages, latency, API errors, exchange failures, liquidations, slippage, and similar events can occur and can result in losses. The kill switch stops the opening of new positions; open template trades are closed only with your explicit confirmation.
API key validity. Automation works only while the API key you provided remains valid. If you delete, modify, or restrict the key at your exchange while templates are active or while template-opened trades remain open, AutoQube can no longer manage or close those trades — any resulting outcomes are your responsibility. Stop your templates in the app before revoking a key.
5. Your Decisions, Your Responsibility
AutoQube is a software tool, not an investment adviser. Every decision — whether to connect an exchange, which template to activate, how much capital to allocate, and when to stop — is yours alone. Only allocate capital you can afford to lose.