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Risk Disclosure

Last updated: March 24, 2026 · Effective: March 24, 2026

Read this carefully. Trading financial instruments using automated software involves substantial risk of loss. You may lose some or all of the capital you deploy. Only trade with money you can afford to lose entirely.

1. General trading risk

All forms of trading — including prediction market contracts, equities, ETFs, and cryptocurrency — involve significant financial risk. Markets are unpredictable and influenced by factors that no algorithm can fully anticipate, including geopolitical events, regulatory changes, technical failures, and sudden shifts in market sentiment.

Automated trading does not eliminate risk. It executes strategies systematically, but those strategies can and do produce losses, including sustained losing periods.

2. No guarantee of profits

Traxelo makes no representation or guarantee that use of our Software will result in profits. Any historical performance data, backtested results, or illustrative projections shown on our website or in our materials:

3. Platform-specific risks

Kalshi (prediction markets): Kalshi is a CFTC-regulated prediction market exchange. Contracts are binary — they settle at $1 (win) or $0 (loss). There is no middle ground. The entire amount wagered on a losing position is lost. Liquidity in specific markets can be thin, resulting in wide bid-ask spreads that reduce effective returns.

Alpaca (equities): Stock and ETF trading involves market risk, liquidity risk, and the risk of company-specific events. Automated scalping strategies may perform differently in volatile or trending markets than in the conditions under which they were developed. Pattern Day Trader rules may apply to accounts with less than $25,000.

Coinbase (cryptocurrency): Cryptocurrency markets operate 24/7 and are highly volatile. Prices can move dramatically within minutes. Cryptocurrency is not backed by any government or central bank. Regulatory changes could significantly impact cryptocurrency markets and trading activity.

4. Automated trading risks

Running an automated trading bot introduces risks beyond those of manual trading:

5. Capital at risk

You should only use Traxelo with capital that you can afford to lose in its entirety. Do not use:

6. Not investment advice

Nothing provided by Traxelo constitutes investment advice, financial advice, trading advice, or any other form of professional financial guidance. The strategies, configurations, and educational content provided by Traxelo are for informational and software operation purposes only.

Before using automated trading software, consider consulting with a qualified financial advisor who understands your personal financial situation, risk tolerance, and investment objectives.

7. Regulatory considerations

Automated trading regulations vary by jurisdiction. You are solely responsible for ensuring that your use of automated trading software complies with all applicable laws and regulations in your country, state, or region. Traxelo makes no representation that use of the Software is legal or appropriate in your jurisdiction.

8. Risk management

Traxelo's Software includes configurable risk controls including daily loss limits, maximum bet sizes, and loss streak protection. However:

Recommended practice: Start with the minimum capital you are willing to risk while testing and validating a strategy. Only increase position sizes after sustained paper trading or small-scale live trading demonstrates the strategy is working as intended in current market conditions.

9. Acknowledgment

By using Traxelo, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to this Risk Disclosure. You confirm that you understand the risks involved in automated trading and that you are trading with capital you can afford to lose.

10. Contact

Questions about this disclosure: legal@gettraxelo.com