LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED — placeholder Risk Disclosure.
DMTrading tells you when something happened. It does not trade, and it is not
advice. Nothing it sends is a recommendation to buy or sell anything, and no
alert has been checked by a human before it reaches you.
An alert can be wrong, late, or never arrive. The data behind it can be stale
or mistaken, a venue or data source can fail, a rule can be written to say
something other than what you meant, and delivery over email, Telegram or Slack
can be delayed or fail outright. Silence is not information: do not read "no
alert" as "nothing happened".
For that reason, never make a position depend on an alert reaching you. If a
trade would be harmed by an alert arriving ten minutes late or not at all, this
service is not the right tool for it.
Crypto assets are volatile, and trading them can lose you some or all of your
money. Every trade you place is your own decision, made on your own account, at
your own risk. A rule's past record — including any historical replay example —
describes what already happened and does not predict what comes next.
Your account is sized by the NSF your wallet holds. The value of that token can
fall, and a tier you hold today is not guaranteed at any future price.