Risk disclosure

Cryptocurrency markets are volatile, trade continuously, and can move violently with no warning and no fundamental cause.

Only trade money you can afford to lose entirely. Not rent. Not savings you need. Not borrowed money.

Most people who trade leveraged crypto lose money.

Leverage increases the size of your position relative to the money you put up. It multiplies gains and losses equally.

At 30x leverage, a 3.3% move against you wipes out your margin. At 50x, roughly 2% does.

Positions can be liquidated automatically, without warning, and you may lose your entire margin in seconds.

The track record on this site states the leverage on every position, and the underlying price move next to every percentage, precisely because a return on margin is not the same thing as a market move. A card reading +202% may sit on a 3.7% move in price.

Nothing on CTH is investment advice, financial advice, or a personal recommendation. We do not know your circumstances, your capital, your obligations or your risk tolerance.

Market analysis published here describes how one trader is reading conditions at a moment in time. It is published so you can study a process, not so you can copy a position.

CTH does not send signals, does not manage money, and has no discretion over your account. Every decision you take is yours.

REGISTERED COMPANY NAME is not a licensed investment adviser or broker-dealer and does not hold client funds. Its regulatory status is: REGULATORY STATUS, OR "not regulated as a financial services provider".

The executions shown in the track record are real and documented. They are also selected, and they are not a complete record of every position taken.

They are published as evidence that there is real market experience behind the material. They are not a performance claim, not an average, and not something you should expect to reproduce.

Some entries on that page are positions that were still open when the screenshot was taken. Those are marked as open, and an unrealised gain is not a result until it is closed.

No method taught on CTH works in every market condition. Conditions change and edges decay.

The execution journal calculates P&L, return on margin, risk-to-reward and an estimated liquidation price from the numbers you enter.

The liquidation estimate is approximate. It does not account for maintenance margin, funding, or your exchange's specific formula, and it must not be relied on to decide whether a position is safe. Use the figure your exchange shows you.

If the numbers you enter are wrong, the numbers it returns are wrong.

• Exchange risk: exchanges can freeze withdrawals, suffer outages during volatility, be hacked, or fail entirely
• Counterparty and custody risk: assets held on an exchange are not in your control
• Regulatory risk: rules on crypto change, and can change what you are permitted to do
• Technology risk: connectivity, application faults and order-routing failures can prevent you acting when it matters
• Tax: you are responsible for your own tax position and for reporting it correctly where you live

By using CTH you confirm that you understand the risks described here, that you are trading with money you can afford to lose, and that you accept responsibility for your own decisions and their outcomes.

If you are unsure, take independent professional advice before you trade.