Risk disclosure
Intelligence does not remove risk.
Financial markets, decentralised protocols, derivatives and model-assisted decisions can produce rapid and permanent losses. This page states the core risks the V1 product must keep visible.
Public preview · Last updated 22 July 2026
Market and loss risk
Prices can move sharply, liquidity can disappear and past behaviour may not repeat. You can lose some or all capital committed to a market position.
Leverage and perpetual futures
Leverage magnifies gains and losses. Perpetual futures can be liquidated, affected by funding payments and exposed to exchange or protocol rules. They are not appropriate for everyone.
Model and interpretation risk
Models, indicators and language systems can be incomplete, overfit, wrong or misunderstood. Confidence does not equal certainty. A sourced explanation can still lead to a poor decision.
Data risk
Feeds may be delayed, incorrect, interrupted or inconsistent across venues. Cached values can remain visible after conditions change. ABASS therefore labels freshness and withholds values when a source cannot be verified.
Technology and cybersecurity
Wallets, devices, networks, smart contracts, APIs and third-party services can fail or be compromised. Never disclose a seed phrase or private key. Verify domains, permissions and transaction details before signing.
Portfolio and concentration risk
Connecting holdings may improve context but does not guarantee complete exposure analysis. Off-platform assets, liabilities, taxes, liquidity needs and personal circumstances may remain unknown.
Regulatory and jurisdictional risk
Access to markets, derivatives, digital assets and data can vary by location and change over time. Users remain responsible for understanding the rules that apply to them.
No performance guarantee
ABASS does not guarantee accuracy, availability, profit, loss avoidance or investment performance. Demonstration decisions and pending model fields are not track records.