Risk Disclosure

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AMCrypto provides educational and informational content only. Nothing on this site, in our courses, live streams, emails, or community is investment, financial, legal, tax, or trading advice, and nothing is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. We do not know your financial situation and we do not make personalized recommendations. We never manage or hold member funds, never trade on anyone's behalf, and never give individual advice. Trading and investing in cryptocurrencies and derivatives involve substantial risk of loss, including the loss of everything you put in. Past performance — ours or anyone's — does not indicate future results. You alone are responsible for your decisions. Consult a licensed professional before acting on anything you learn here.

1. Nature of the content

Everything AMCrypto publishes, including lessons, live streams, and community discussion, is education. It is general and impersonal: every member sees the same content, regardless of their finances, goals, or risk tolerance. It is not tailored to you, and nothing on this site is a personal recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset.

2. Leverage and derivatives risk

Some lessons cover leveraged products, including perpetual contracts, futures, and margin trading. Leverage lets you open a position larger than the money you put up, which multiplies both gains and losses. If the market moves against a leveraged position far enough, an exchange can automatically close it, a process called liquidation, and you can lose your entire margin balance on that position, sometimes within minutes. These products carry substantially more risk than buying an asset outright.

3. Volatility and liquidity

Cryptocurrency prices can move sharply in short periods, in either direction. In fast-moving or thin markets, you may not be able to buy or sell at the price you expect, or at all, which can turn a normal trade into a large loss.

4. Exchange and counterparty risk

When you trade through a broker or exchange, you are exposed to that company as well as to the market. An exchange can fail, freeze withdrawals, restrict your account, or be hacked, and you could lose access to funds held there regardless of how your trade performed. We do not control any broker or exchange and are not responsible for what happens on their platforms.

5. No guarantee of results

Nothing we teach guarantees a profit or protects you from a loss. Trading and investing in cryptocurrencies and derivatives involve substantial risk of loss, including the loss of everything you put in.

6. Your own accounts, your own money

Members trade only in their own broker or exchange accounts, using their own money. AMCrypto never holds, manages, pools, or moves member funds, never trades on a member's behalf, and has no discretion over anyone's account.

7. Past performance

Past performance, ours or anyone else's, does not indicate future results. A strategy or setup that worked before, including in an example we teach, can lose money the next time.

8. Get independent advice

We do not know your financial situation, and nothing here accounts for it. Before you act on anything you learn from AMCrypto, consider getting advice from a licensed financial professional who does know your situation.