Crypto Risk Disclosure
This Risk Disclosure explains the important risks connected to crypto markets, arbitrage routes, AI projections, VIP tips, wallet transfers, exchange activity, news events and digital asset software workflows.
Last updated June 20, 2026Crypto market volatility
Digital asset prices can move sharply within seconds. A visible price gap, spread, route, chart pattern or scanner output can change before a user completes a trade, transfer or exchange action.
Arbitrage timing risk
Arbitrage depends on speed, fees, liquidity, order-book depth, transfer timing, exchange rules and market movement. A route that appears attractive during review may change before execution is completed.
Spot arbitrage risk
Spot arbitrage compares the same asset across markets. Transfer time, withdrawal fees, trading fees, exchange limits, blockchain congestion and price movement can reduce the visible spread.
Triangular arbitrage risk
Triangular arbitrage requires three connected conversions to remain favorable together. Slippage, low liquidity, price changes or one failed conversion can affect the whole route.
Funding rate arbitrage risk
Funding rate and derivatives-related strategies can involve margin, liquidation distance, funding changes, futures premiums, hedge imbalance, leverage rules and exchange-specific restrictions. These workflows are advanced and require careful review.
AI projection risk
AI Market percentages, projected gains, projected totals and session timers are software calculations based on selected plan data and market assumptions. Route outcomes may differ because of liquidity, execution timing and market changes.
VIP tip risk
VIP tips provide protected route information, exchange direction, confidence scores and execution notes for review. They do not remove the need to check exchange conditions, fees, depth, timing, KYC, wallet limits and personal risk comfort.
Liquidity and slippage risk
A coin may show a spread while available order-book depth is too small for the intended trade size. Larger orders may move the market, create slippage or only partially fill.
Exchange risk
Exchanges may delay orders, pause withdrawals, change fees, restrict accounts, enter maintenance, suffer outages, adjust API behavior, delist assets or apply regional limits. These events can affect route execution and settlement.
Network and wallet risk
Blockchain transfers may be delayed, sent to the wrong network, require memo or tag details, fail because of insufficient fees, or become unrecoverable after an incorrect address is used. Users must verify all wallet details before submission.
Stablecoin risk
USDT and other stablecoins can be affected by issuer risk, network risk, liquidity conditions, exchange support, temporary pricing differences or transfer limitations. Stablecoin balances are still digital assets and require careful handling.
KYC and withdrawal risk
Withdrawals may depend on approved KYC, account history, support review, wallet records and security checks. Missing or mismatched identity details can delay or restrict withdrawal processing.
News and macro risk
Financial news, rates, dollar movement, regulation, exchange announcements, ETF activity, stock-market stress, geopolitical events and major crypto headlines can affect liquidity, spreads and user behavior.
Data quality risk
Charts, news, order books, prices and route information may come from live providers, cached data or fallback engines. Data can be delayed, incomplete, unavailable or different from prices shown on external exchanges.
Operational risk
Internet connection issues, device problems, browser errors, hosting issues, system conflicts, server downtime, cache behavior or user input mistakes can affect account access and platform display.
Security risk
Users may be targeted by phishing, fake support messages, wallet-draining links or credential theft. IBC Mobile users should access the platform only through the correct website, protect passwords and never share sensitive wallet or login details.
Regulatory risk
Crypto rules can change by country or region. Users are responsible for understanding whether crypto trading, wallet activity, arbitrage tools, VIP subscriptions or digital asset services are permitted in their location.
Personal responsibility
Users should only use amounts they can afford to risk, review every route carefully, understand the strategy selected and seek independent advice where appropriate. The platform provides software tools, not personal financial advice.