Market risk
Crypto prices and liquidity can move quickly, and loss of principal can occur. Automation doesn’t remove market risk.
Auto-trading risk disclosure
Personal Trading Engine is a tool for making your rules and controls clearer. It doesn’t recommend buying or selling any specific asset, and doesn’t promise profit or principal protection.
General information only — not financial, investment, or legal advice.
Risks you must consider
Crypto prices and liquidity can move quickly, and loss of principal can occur. Automation doesn’t remove market risk.
Fees, slippage, partial fills, or rejected orders can make the actual result differ from what was expected.
Maintenance, delays, disconnects, and unclear responses can prevent an order’s status from being confirmed immediately.
PC shutdowns, clock drift, storage corruption, and software bugs can affect execution and records.
Backtests and paper trading don’t fully reproduce real liquidity and sudden market moves, and past results don’t guarantee future results.
You must understand and give final approval to the strategy, managed assets, risk limits, and whether to execute.
What we don’t promise
We don’t build trust with fake return numbers, fake user counts, or fake reviews. Even with technical safeguards in place, risk arising from the exchange, the market, and your own settings still remains.
Before deciding whether to execute, you need to check the strategy, risk limits, records, and current order status yourself.
Principles before you use it
Read and understand the strategy rules and risk limits yourself.
Understand the limits of synthetic data and simulated execution.
Exclude withdrawal from exchange permissions and use the minimum permissions needed.
Don’t execute if an order’s result isn’t confirmed, or if there’s stale data or a record mismatch.
See the safety boundary too
Explains, not as a promise of profit but for control and transparency, under what states execution is blocked.