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# Risk Disclosure: Bots

* You should carefully consider your financial situation, including any financial obligations, before making trading decisions.
* Trading, including trading with bots, is highly speculative and you may incur losses, including the total loss of your invested capital.
* There are no guarantees of future profits or any other positive results from the use of bots.
* The use of bots involves the automatic execution of trades without your direct involvement.
* Your results may differ significantly from the historical or test results of bots.
* We make no representations or warranties regarding:

\- the outcomes of trading through bots;

\- the accuracy of bot actions;

\- the absence of errors, malfunctions, or technical failures in bot operation.

* Bot performance may depend on external factors (such as market liquidity, network delays, or actions of other market participants) which are beyond our control.
* The use of bots does not relieve you of the responsibility to monitor your trading activity and manage risks (including setting limits, stop-losses, and other protective measures).
* You are solely responsible for the selection, activation, and use of a bot, including all results, losses, and consequences arising from its use.
* AI bots do not constitute investment advice, recommendations, or guarantees of performance. The decision to use them is made entirely at your own discretion.
* In the event of technical failures, algorithm errors, or other unforeseen circumstances, you acknowledge the risk of incorrect or unintended execution of trades.
* The use of bots may also result in additional costs (including fees, slippage, and position liquidations).


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