Risk Disclosure

Crypto assets are highly volatile. Prices can move rapidly, liquidity can disappear, and markets can gap beyond intended entries, targets, or stop-loss levels.

You can lose some or all of the capital in your connected exchange account. You should trade only with funds you can afford to lose.

Ricomatrix can place and manage orders automatically when live trading is enabled. Automation does not remove risk and can amplify mistakes if settings, exchange APIs, signals, or market conditions behave unexpectedly.

Orders may be delayed, rejected, partially filled, duplicated by exchange retries, filled at worse prices than expected, or fail because of exchange maintenance, rate limits, insufficient margin, permissions, or network issues.

Leveraged futures or margin trading can result in liquidation and losses greater than expected. Small market moves can create large account changes when leverage is used.

Stop-losses, circuit breakers, and risk settings are tools, not guarantees. They may fail or execute at unfavorable prices during fast markets.

Signals may be late, inaccurate, incomplete, misleading, duplicated, or unsuitable for your account. A profitable signal for one user can be unprofitable for another because of timing, exchange, liquidity, leverage, or configuration.

Past performance, backtests, testimonials, paper trading, dashboard analytics, win rates, or sample results do not guarantee future results.

Paper Mode is a simulation. It may not fully account for real liquidity, order book depth, fees, funding rates, liquidation rules, latency, rejected orders, slippage, or market impact.

Paper Mode should be used for learning and testing. It should not be treated as proof that live trading will produce the same results.

Wallet transactions are generally irreversible. Sending tokens to the wrong address, using the wrong network, approving a malicious spender, losing keys, or interacting with an unsupported contract can cause permanent loss.

Chapter purchases, RICO claims, RICO transfers, token approvals, and gas fees are subject to blockchain conditions, contract rules, network congestion, and wallet behavior.

Chapter ownership determines platform access level. RICO fuel is a virtual in-app balance credited after verified events such as qualifying RICO transfers to the corporate pool.

RICO token market value, liquidity, availability, and utility can change. RICO fuel accounting may be corrected for duplicate events, failed confirmations, chain reorganizations, or detected abuse.

Connected exchanges can experience downtime, system overload, forced deleveraging, API changes, rate limits, delistings, account restrictions, liquidation engine activity, or security incidents.

You should use trading-only API keys with withdrawals disabled. If you grant broader permissions, you increase the risk of loss.

Software can contain bugs. Infrastructure can fail. Internet providers, RPC nodes, email systems, Telegram, wallets, browsers, databases, or exchanges may become unavailable or degraded.

Compromised email accounts, passwords, devices, API keys, or wallets can lead to unauthorized activity. Use strong security practices and review account activity regularly.

Crypto rules vary by jurisdiction and may change. Certain trading, token, referral, or wallet activities may be restricted, taxable, reportable, or prohibited where you live.

Ricomatrix does not provide tax, legal, investment, accounting, or financial advice. Consult qualified professionals for your situation.

You are responsible for choosing whether to use Paper Mode or live trading, selecting risk settings, monitoring your account, maintaining sufficient balances, securing credentials, and deciding when to pause or disconnect the bot.

By using Ricomatrix, you acknowledge that automated crypto trading is risky and that losses can occur even when the platform operates as designed.