Risks & Disclaimer

High-risk investment product
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Cryptocurrency is a digital representation of value that functions as a medium of exchange, a unit of account, or a store of value, but it does not have legal tender status. Cryptocurrencies are not generally backed or supported by any government or central bank. Cryptocurrency markets and exchanges are not regulated with the same controls or customer protections available in equity, option, futures, or foreign exchange investing. Any risk associated with cryptocurrency trading remains with the Clients.
The value of investments and the returns obtained from them may experience significant upward and downward variations, and the entire amount invested may be lost.
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The crypto-assets are not covered by client protection mechanisms such as the deposit guarantee fund or the investor guarantee fund. The prices of crypto-assets are established without any mechanisms that ensure their correct formation, such as those used in regulated securities markets.
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Many crypto-assets may lack the liquidity necessary to allow an investment to be unwound without significant losses since their distribution among investors, both retail and professional, can be very limited. The acceptance of crypto-assets as a means of exchange is still very limited, and there is no obligation to accept them.
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Technology risks
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Distributed ledger technologies are still in an early stage of development as many of these networks have been created very recently, so they may not be sufficiently tested, and there may be significant failures in their operation and security.
The registration of transactions in networks based on distributed ledger technologies is carried out through consensus protocols that may be susceptible to attacks that attempt to modify the registry. If they were to be successful, there would be no alternative register that backs up the transactions and hence the balances corresponding to the public keys, and therefore all the crypto-assets could be lost.
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The anonymity that crypto-assets can make them a target for cybercriminals since if credentials or private keys are stolen, the crypto-assets may be transferred to addresses that make their recovery difficult or impossible. The custody of crypto-assets is a large responsibility since they can be lost in their entirety in the event of theft or loss of private keys.

We take the security of clients' funds seriously. That is why your investments are legally placed with the Foundation BOTS Custodian and stored safely. In the event of bankruptcy, cryptocurrencies do not fall into BOTS’ power.  You can check the status of your assets in the app. Your assets are yours only, and we charge you a small transaction fee when you opt for a withdrawal.
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Note that the services and information we offer do not constitute investment advice.
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Always remember that there is no such thing as risk-free trading. It is possible to lose part or all of your investment.