Risk Disclosure

1. Purpose of This Disclosure

This Risk Disclosure describes material risks associated with using the Gainforthic website, AI market analysis tools and automated trading features. It should be read together with our Terms of Service. It does not list every possible risk, and it is not a substitute for independent professional advice.

2. Volatility

Digital assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum have historically experienced very large and rapid price movements. Prices may fall to zero or be permanently impaired. Market conditions, regulatory announcements, network events and changes in sentiment can all have immediate effects on value.

3. Leverage and Margin

Leveraged and margin products amplify both gains and losses. A relatively small adverse price movement can result in losses exceeding your initial deposit, and positions may be closed automatically if margin requirements are not met. You should only use leverage if you fully understand its mechanics and risks.

4. Automated and AI-Assisted Trading

Automated trading bots act on predefined rules and data inputs without human intervention at the moment of execution. Software can malfunction, data feeds can be delayed or inaccurate, and rules that worked in past conditions may fail in new ones. AI-generated analysis is probabilistic and may be wrong. Outputs should be treated as one input among many, not as instructions.

5. No Guarantee of Returns

Any profit figures, projections, calculators, testimonials or historical examples shown on the website are illustrative only. They are not indicative of future performance and do not guarantee any level of return. Hypothetical results do not reflect actual trading, and they may not account for fees, spreads, slippage, taxes or changes in market liquidity.

6. Liquidity and Execution

Some markets may become illiquid, particularly during periods of stress. You may be unable to close a position at your preferred price or at all. Orders may be filled at prices materially different from those displayed, and trading halts or outages may prevent you from acting in time.

7. Custody and Counterparty Risk

Digital assets held with third-party platforms or wallets are exposed to the operational, security and financial condition of those providers. Losses may arise from hacking, fraud, insolvency or errors in key management. Cryptoasset holdings are generally not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or similar deposit protection arrangements.

8. Technology and Cyber Risk

Internet connectivity failures, device compromise, phishing, credential theft and system bugs can all affect your ability to use the Services or protect your assets. You are responsible for securing your devices, enabling strong authentication and monitoring your account activity.

9. Regulatory and Legal Risk

The legal and regulatory treatment of digital assets and automated trading is evolving. Rules may change in ways that restrict or prohibit certain activities, affect the value of assets, or require changes to how the Services operate. Some products may not be suitable for retail clients in every jurisdiction.

10. Tax Considerations

The tax treatment of digital assets and trading gains depends on your personal circumstances and may change over time. You are responsible for understanding and meeting any reporting or payment obligations. We do not provide tax advice.

11. Suitability and Your Responsibilities

Before using the Services, consider your investment objectives, experience, financial situation and tolerance for loss. Use demo or limited-size settings where available, diversify, and never rely on borrowed money to fund trading. Seek independent financial advice if you are uncertain.

12. Contact

If you have questions about the risks described here, contact us at [email protected] or write to High Holborn 102, BS1 5LJ Bristol, GB.