Important information you must understand before using our services
Last Updated: January 13, 2026
High Risk Warning
Trading cryptocurrencies involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors.
The high degree of leverage can work against you as well as for you. Before deciding to trade cryptocurrencies,
you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite.
You could lose some or all of your initial investment.
Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose.
Cryptocurrency Trading Risk Level
LOW
Traditional Savings
MEDIUM
Stock Market
HIGH
Forex Trading
EXTREME
Crypto Trading
Market Volatility Risks
Cryptocurrency markets are characterized by extreme price volatility that far exceeds traditional financial markets.
±20%
Daily price swings are common
±80%
Monthly drawdowns possible
24/7
Markets never close
∞
Unlimited loss potential
Key Volatility Risks
Rapid Price Movements: Cryptocurrency prices can change dramatically within minutes or seconds, making it impossible to guarantee execution at expected prices
Flash Crashes: Sudden, severe price drops can occur without warning, potentially liquidating positions before any protective action can be taken
Gap Risk: Prices can "gap" past stop-loss orders during periods of extreme volatility, resulting in larger losses than anticipated
Correlation Breakdown: During market stress, all cryptocurrencies may move together, eliminating diversification benefits
Weekend/Holiday Risk: Major price movements often occur during weekends or holidays when liquidity is lower
Historical Example
Bitcoin has experienced multiple drops exceeding 50% within weeks, and many altcoins have lost 90%+ of their value during bear markets. Past performance provides no guarantee of future price stability.
Leverage & Margin Risks
Trading with leverage amplifies both potential profits AND losses. A small market movement can result in significant gains or devastating losses.
Understanding Leverage Risk
Amplified Losses: 10x leverage means a 10% adverse move results in 100% loss of your position
Liquidation Risk: Your entire position can be forcibly closed if the market moves against you beyond your margin
Margin Calls: You may be required to deposit additional funds immediately or face liquidation
Negative Balance: In extreme conditions, losses can exceed your deposited funds
Funding Costs: Holding leveraged positions incurs ongoing fees that compound over time
Critical Warning
Leveraged trading is extremely risky. Statistics show that the majority of retail traders lose money when trading with leverage. Only trade with leverage if you fully understand the risks and can afford to lose your entire investment.
Leverage Risk Examples
5x
20% move = 100% loss
10x
10% move = 100% loss
20x
5% move = 100% loss
50x
2% move = 100% loss
Understanding Futures Trading
Crypto futures trading means opening a leveraged position based only on price direction, without actually buying the coin:
Long Position: If you expect the price to rise, you open a long
Short Position: If you expect the price to fall, you open a short
Leverage Effect: With 100 USDT and 10x leverage, you control a 1,000 USDT position
Profit/Loss: If price moves 2% in your favor, you earn 20%. If it moves 2% against you, you lose 20%
Liquidation: At 10x leverage, a roughly 10% opposite move can liquidate your position completely
Example Trade
BTC price is $50,000. You open a long with 100 USDT at 10x leverage (position size 1,000 USDT). BTC rises to $51,000 (+2%). Your profit is about 20 USDT and your balance becomes 120 USDT.
This shows that futures trading is not about luck but about math, risk control, and discipline. High leverage, no stop-loss, and emotional decisions are the main reasons most beginners lose money. Professionals use low leverage, clear stops, and controlled risk.
Trading Signals Disclaimer
Our trading signals and analytics are provided for informational and educational purposes only.
NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE
btccampus is NOT a registered investment advisor, broker-dealer, or financial planner. Our signals, analysis, and content do not constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. We do not provide personalized investment recommendations.
Signal Limitations
No Guarantees: Past signal performance does not guarantee future results. All signals carry risk of loss
Execution Differences: Your actual trade results may differ significantly from published signals due to slippage, timing, and market conditions
Market Conditions: Signals are generated based on current market conditions which can change rapidly
Technical Failures: Signal delivery may be delayed or fail due to technical issues beyond our control
Historical Performance: Any displayed performance metrics are historical and not indicative of future results
What Our Signals Are NOT
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Not Investment Advice: Signals are analytical observations, not recommendations to buy or sell any specific asset
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Not Guaranteed Profits: No signal or strategy can guarantee profits. All trading involves risk of loss
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Not Personalized: Signals are generic and do not consider your individual financial situation, goals, or risk tolerance
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Not a Substitute for Research: You must conduct your own due diligence before making any trading decisions
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Not Professional Advice: Always consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions
Auto-Trade Feature Risks
If you use our automated trading features, you accept additional risks associated with algorithmic execution.
Auto-Trade Specific Risks
Execution Delays: Network latency and exchange processing times may cause trades to execute at different prices than expected
Slippage: The difference between expected and actual execution price can significantly impact results, especially in volatile markets
API Failures: Exchange API outages or rate limits may prevent trades from executing
System Errors: Software bugs or technical failures could result in unintended trades or missed opportunities
Market Gaps: Rapid price movements may bypass stop-loss orders, resulting in larger losses than anticipated
Over-Trading: Automated systems may execute more trades than intended, increasing fees and exposure
Your Responsibility
You are solely responsible for configuring auto-trade settings, including position sizes, leverage, and risk parameters. Monitor your account regularly and ensure you understand all settings before enabling automation.
External & Regulatory Risks
Cryptocurrency trading is subject to various external factors beyond market price movements.
Regulatory Risks
Legal Changes: Governments may ban, restrict, or heavily regulate cryptocurrency trading at any time
Tax Obligations: You are responsible for reporting and paying taxes on cryptocurrency gains in your jurisdiction
Exchange Regulations: Exchanges may restrict services or freeze accounts due to regulatory requirements
Cross-Border Issues: International regulations may affect your ability to trade or withdraw funds
Technology & Security Risks
Exchange Hacks: Cryptocurrency exchanges have been hacked, resulting in loss of customer funds
Smart Contract Vulnerabilities: DeFi protocols and tokens may contain exploitable bugs
Blockchain Issues: Network congestion, forks, or protocol changes may affect trading
Custody Risks: Funds held on exchanges are not guaranteed and may be lost
Market Structure Risks
Manipulation: Cryptocurrency markets are susceptible to pump-and-dump schemes and whale manipulation
Low Liquidity: Some tokens have insufficient liquidity, making it difficult to exit positions
Counterparty Risk: Exchange insolvency could result in loss of funds
Delisting: Tokens may be delisted from exchanges, severely impacting value and liquidity
Your Responsibilities
As a user of btccampus, you acknowledge and accept the following responsibilities:
Independent Research: Conduct your own thorough research before making any trading decisions
Risk Assessment: Evaluate whether cryptocurrency trading is appropriate for your financial situation
Capital at Risk: Only trade with funds you can afford to lose entirely
Professional Advice: Consult qualified financial, legal, and tax professionals as needed
Education: Ensure you fully understand trading mechanics, risks, and the assets you trade
Emotional Control: Make decisions based on analysis, not emotions like fear or greed
Risk Management: Implement appropriate position sizing and stop-loss strategies
Account Security: Protect your exchange accounts and API keys from unauthorized access
Regulatory Compliance: Understand and comply with laws in your jurisdiction
Continuous Monitoring: Actively monitor your positions and account activity
Acknowledgment of Risk
By using btccampus services, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and accept all risks described in this disclosure.
You confirm that you are trading at your own risk and that btccampus is
not liable for any losses you may incur.
Trading cryptocurrencies may not be suitable for everyone. Consider your financial situation carefully.
Questions About Risk?
If you have questions about the risks associated with our services, please contact us at
info@btckampus.com.
For personalized financial advice, please consult a qualified financial advisor.