Risks

The deploy screen makes you tap this sentence before the pay button exists:

Money at risk. The bot can lose it all. Highly volatile. I know what I'm doing.

That is not boilerplate. Here is what it means, spelled out.

The asset class

Fresh memecoins are the most volatile widely-traded asset that exists. Most go to zero, many within hours. A token can lose 90% between two price polls. Liquidity can vanish mid-sell. Assume the SOL you fund a bot with can be lost entirely, and fund it accordingly.

Practice mode is practice

A sim bot's positions are paper: opened at our real fill prices, laddered by the real exit machinery, spending nothing. They are honest about the strategy and silent about execution — a real fill can land worse than the price a paper position recorded, and on tokens this young that difference is real money. Treat sim results as a preview, not a promise.

The strategy

Your bot mirrors our alpha bot's entries. Our bot is a measured, continuously tuned system — and it still takes losses, regularly, by design: the strategy is a portfolio bet that winners outpay a long tail of losers. Nothing about mirroring changes that arithmetic for you.

• Past performance is not a promise. Every number we publish is a measurement of what happened, not a prediction of what will.
• Your fills are not our fills. Your bot buys seconds after ours, from a different wallet, and can fill at a worse price — on tokens this young, seconds move prices. Your multiple on the same token will differ from ours.
• Mode choice is real risk choice. Aggressive mode has no downside protection — see modes. A custom strategy with exits disarmed is your strategy, doing what you told it.

Execution

• Transactions can fail, land late, or land at unexpected prices (slippage). The bot verifies what actually landed and books that, but it cannot make the chain kinder.
• A sell can be refused by the market — a token with drained liquidity may return almost nothing regardless of what any chart says.
• The bot only skips buys when it cannot afford them; it does not know what the token will do next. Neither do we. Neither do you.

Custody — read this part

The bot's wallet is not like your trading wallet.

Your trading wallet is non-custodial: the key lives in Privy's enclave and we never see it. A bot cannot work that way — it must sign trades at 4am without you — so bot wallets are custodied by the platform. What we do about that:

• Each key is generated fresh, stored only encrypted, under a key derived per account — the material that opens your bots cannot open anyone else's, and a database row moved between accounts refuses to decrypt.
• A decrypted key must prove it derives to the stored address before it is ever used.
• Withdrawals can only go to the wallet that paid your deploy fee — a destination no request can choose.

What this does not change: you are trusting our infrastructure with those wallets. Fund bots with what that trust is worth to you, not with more.

You can take the key with you. Every bot card has an export key button: after a fresh sign-in check it shows the wallet's base58 secret — the format Phantom and Solflare import — once, masked until you reveal it. Exports are audited (who, which bot, when — never the key). From the moment you export, the wallet's safety is also your responsibility: anyone holding that key controls it completely, and nobody legitimate — not us, not Privy, not "support" — will ever ask you for it.

Operational

• The bot runs on our infrastructure. An outage means missed buys and — much more importantly — exits not running while it lasts. Open positions are managed only while the machinery is up.
• Pausing a bot stops new buys but exits keep managing. Stopping a bot does not sell anything — positions must close before you withdraw.
• One position per token, ever, per bot. A skipped or failed buy is not retried; the moment has passed.

The sentence that governs everything

Nothing on this site is financial advice. The bots are a tool that executes a strategy; the decision to run one — at what stake, in which mode, with how much of your money — is yours alone.