Polymaster Risk Disclosure
This Risk Disclosure explains material risks associated with using copy-trading, source-following workflows, live-trading activation, and related software, market, operational, billing, or compliance features of the platform.
Last updated May 14, 2026
1. General risk warning
Trading, prediction-market participation, and any attempt to follow or automate another participant’s activity involve substantial risk. You may lose part or all capital committed to a strategy or venue, and losses may occur quickly.
Past activity, rankings, or observed source behavior do not predict future performance. No outcome shown in the platform guarantees future profitability, liquidity, or execution quality.
2. Planning and readiness do not prove trading outcomes
Readiness checks, copied-trade planning, or blocked-order explanations do not prove that any future live order would be accepted, priced, routed, filled, or profitable.
Any analytics, copy-order counts, or readiness states shown in the platform should be treated as software-operational signals, not as trading results.
3. Copy-trading and source-following risk
- A copied source may be mistaken, manipulative, illiquid, late, or inconsistent.
- A source’s public activity may be incomplete, delayed, stale, malformed, or not meaningfully copyable.
- A source may trade with capital, hedges, information, venue access, or execution conditions that you do not have.
- A source may close or reverse positions before your system detects or reacts to the event.
- A source may stop trading entirely or trade in markets you cannot or should not trade.
4. Execution and market-structure risk
- Prices may move before a copied action can be processed.
- Tick size, minimum order size, notional constraints, venue rules, or market-state rules may prevent or alter execution.
- Markets may be illiquid, paused, closed, resolved, archived, or otherwise unavailable.
- Slippage, partial fills, queue priority, rejections, and stale metadata can materially change outcomes.
- Network conditions, platform downtime, clock drift, rate limits, or vendor outages may delay or prevent actions.
5. Technology and automation risk
Automated systems can fail in ways that are not immediately visible to the user. Bugs, dependency failures, API changes, infrastructure incidents, data corruption, secret-provider issues, and message-queue or worker problems can all alter results.
Even where the platform includes risk checks, validation, and operational monitoring, those controls may not prevent all undesirable outcomes.
6. Compliance, legal, and jurisdictional risk
The legal status of prediction markets, crypto assets, automated trading, and copied strategies can vary by jurisdiction and can change over time. You are solely responsible for determining whether your use of the platform is lawful where you are located and for complying with venue rules and restrictions.
Future product changes, including possible live-trading activation, may require additional disclosures, approvals, compliance checks, regional restrictions, or account limitations.
7. Billing and economic risk
Platform fees, membership charges, usage-based fees, and venue or third-party costs can affect the economics of any strategy even where gross trading results appear positive.
A strategy can become uneconomic because of fees, slippage, limited capacity, or operational overhead even if the source being followed appears successful.
8. Security and account risk
- Compromise of your email account, device, exchange account, wallet, or secret-provider account may expose you to unauthorized activity or irreversible loss.
- Improper handling of credentials, private keys, or external secret references can result in account compromise.
- If a future live mode is enabled, compromised credentials could expose you to unauthorized trading or order submission.
9. No recommendation or guarantee
Polymaster does not recommend any source address, market, or strategy. Information presented by the platform is not financial, legal, tax, or investment advice and must not be treated as a recommendation to transact.
You remain solely responsible for your own decisions, capital allocation, account security, tax treatment, and legal compliance.
10. User acknowledgment
By accepting this Risk Disclosure and using the platform, you acknowledge that you understand the material risks described above, that you may lose money or opportunities, and that software, market, or compliance failures may occur even where product controls exist.
If you do not understand or accept these risks, you should not use the platform.