Risk Disclosure
Last updated August 11, 2026
Read this before arming execution. Arming live execution requires accepting it.
You can lose everything you stake
Prediction-market positions routinely go to zero. A strategy's published record — however long and however good — is not a guarantee of future performance. Losing streaks longer and deeper than anything in the record can and do happen.
Automation acts without asking
Armed execution places real orders on your account within seconds of a signal, with no confirmation step. Your stake-per-signal and daily cap are enforced server-side before every order, but within those limits the system trades without you. If you are not comfortable with that, stay in paper mode.
Simulated results flatter
Paper results assume fills at observed prices. Live orders pay spread, move prices, and sometimes miss entirely. Expect live performance to be worse than the paper record, especially at larger stakes.
Infrastructure can fail
Exchanges halt, APIs go down, wallets rate-limit, networks congest. A failure can leave a position open that the strategy would have closed, or miss an exit entirely. The kill switch disarms new orders immediately but cannot unwind what is already on the book.
Jurisdiction
Polymarket restricts several jurisdictions, including the United States. Confirming that prediction-market trading is legal where you live is your responsibility, not ours — and not Polymarket's.
Only ever trade what you can afford to lose
Fund the account you delegate with money whose total loss you can absorb. Nothing on this site is investment advice; the decision to arm, and every consequence of it, is yours.