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Risk Disclosure

TADROST Risk Disclosure

Version 2026-10-20 · Effective 20 October 2026

Please read this before you use Setups or rely on any figure shown in TADROST.

1. Trading can lose you money

Trading crypto-assets, perpetual futures and stocks carries a high risk of loss. You can lose all the money you trade. With leveraged products such as perpetual futures, losses can happen very fast and can exceed the margin you put up. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.

2. Crypto-assets

Crypto-assets are highly volatile and in many countries are not regulated as financial instruments. Exchanges can fail, freeze withdrawals or be hacked, and you may have little or no protection or compensation. Prices can differ between venues.

3. Perpetual futures

Perpetual futures use leverage and funding payments. Positions can be liquidated automatically. Funding rates change and can make a position costly to hold. These products are banned or restricted for retail investors in some countries. In those countries TADROST does not show futures Setups.

4. Setups are not advice

Setups are generated automatically from public market data by software and an AI model. They are published without a person reviewing each one. They are the same for everyone, and they do not consider your circumstances.

They may be wrong, outdated or based on incomplete data. A Setup can close or become invalid before you see it.

TADROST does not execute trades and does not know whether you traded. Any decision to trade, and its result, is yours.

5. Figures in TADROST

  • Performance metrics are calculated from what you record. If entries are incomplete or wrong, results are wrong.
  • Results in other currencies use historical exchange rates from a reference source. If a rate is missing, the converted result is shown as N/A.
  • Screenshot recognition may misread values. Always check them before saving.

6. Past results

Any statistics about how past Setups turned out describe the past only. They are not a guarantee or forecast of future results, and they do not include your own fees, slippage, taxes or timing.

7. Your responsibility

You are responsible for:

  • understanding the products you trade;
  • the laws that apply to you, including tax; and
  • choosing a regulated provider for your trading.

If you are unsure, get independent advice from a licensed professional.