Risk Disclosure

Last updated: 15 January 2026

1. Purpose of this disclosure

This Risk Disclosure describes material risks associated with trading and holding digital assets and with using automated trading technology such as the tools offered by NezetronixPro. It does not describe every possible risk. You should not rely on it as a substitute for your own research or for independent professional advice.

2. Price volatility

Digital assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, have historically experienced large and rapid price movements. Values can fall significantly within hours or even minutes, and a position may be worth substantially less when you need to sell it than when you opened it.

3. Risk of total loss

You may lose the entire amount you allocate to trading or investing. Losses are not limited to the amount you originally deposited unless a separate written agreement says otherwise. Fees, spreads, slippage and network costs can increase your losses even where prices move only modestly.

4. Automated strategies

Automated strategies execute decisions according to predefined logic and historical assumptions. They may perform poorly in market conditions that differ from those they were designed for. Software can contain errors, models can be mis-specified, data feeds can be delayed or inaccurate, and automated orders may be executed at unexpected prices. Automation does not remove risk.

5. Risk management controls

Features such as stop-loss levels, position limits and exposure caps are designed to help manage risk, but they cannot eliminate it. Orders may not execute at the level you specify during fast markets, low liquidity or exchange disruption, and gaps in price can bypass protective settings entirely.

6. Liquidity risk

Some digital assets or markets may have limited liquidity. In stressed conditions, it may be difficult or impossible to sell an asset at a fair price or at all. Withdrawal or redemption requests may also be delayed by exchanges or other third parties.

7. Custody and security risk

Digital assets are exposed to hacking, phishing, malware, lost credentials, compromised devices and human error. Transactions recorded on a blockchain are generally irreversible. Third-party custodians, exchanges and wallet providers may fail or become insolvent, and assets held with them may not be recoverable.

8. Technology and network risk

Blockchain networks may experience congestion, forks, outages, validator failures or protocol changes. Internet connectivity, cloud hosting and third-party data providers may be interrupted. Any of these events may prevent you from accessing the Services or executing transactions when you intend.

9. Regulatory and legal risk

The legal status of digital assets and related services varies between jurisdictions and may change. New rules could restrict or prohibit certain activities, affect the value of assets, or limit access to the Services in your country. You are responsible for ensuring that your use of the Services complies with local law.

10. Tax considerations

Gains and losses from digital-asset activity may have tax consequences, including reporting obligations. Tax treatment depends on your personal circumstances and may change over time. NezetronixPro does not provide tax advice, and you should consult a qualified adviser.

11. No guarantee of returns

Past performance, backtested results, simulations, projections and calculator outputs are illustrative only. They are not reliable indicators of future results and do not guarantee any profit, income or level of return. Hypothetical figures often omit real-world factors such as fees, slippage and changes in market conditions.

12. Your responsibilities

You should understand each asset and strategy before using it, set limits appropriate to your financial situation, keep your credentials secure, monitor your positions and seek independent advice where appropriate. Do not trade with borrowed money or money needed for essential living costs.

13. Questions

If you have questions about the risks described here, contact [email protected] or call +353 1 071 0385. Our postal address is Grafton Street 9, D02 X285 Dublin, Ireland.