Risk Disclosure for the Snapback Service

Version 2026-10-06 · Updated 06.10.2026

Read this document in full before connecting an API key or turning on a bot. It supplements the Public Offer.

1. General

Trading cryptocurrency futures with leverage is highly risky. You may lose all the funds you use for trading and, under certain conditions, incur losses greater than the amount deposited. The Snapback service is not financial, investment, tax or legal advice and does not recommend any settings or trading decisions.

2. Past Performance Does Not Guarantee Future Results

The fact that settings produced a result in the past does not mean they will do so in the future. Markets change. The Provider does not guarantee profit.

3. Futures, Leverage and Liquidation

Leverage increases the size of a position relative to your funds, and therefore increases both profit and loss. If the price moves against you far enough, the exchange forcibly closes the position (liquidation), and your collateral is lost in full or in part. The liquidation price depends on the leverage, the margin mode and the state of the account, and may be close to the entry price.

4. Shorting

When you short, you gain if the price falls. But a coin's price can in theory rise without limit, so a loss on a short is in theory unlimited. A pump may last longer and go much higher than expected; a coin that has already risen sharply may keep rising.

5. Volatility, Gaps and Slippage

Cryptocurrency prices can change sharply within seconds. The price may "jump over" your stop price (a gap), and the order may be filled much worse than intended. Slippage, illiquidity, and a lack of buyers or sellers on a coin increase the deviation. Protective orders (stop-loss, take-profit) do not guarantee execution at the specified price.

6. Exchange and API Failures, Rate Limits

The Binance exchange may have outages, maintenance, changes to rules or its API, request rate limits, rejected orders, temporary trading restrictions or account blocks. The Service depends on the exchange and does not control how it works. In such cases orders may fail to be placed, cancelled or filled.

7. Execution Delays

There are delays between a signal, the placing of an order and its execution (network, exchange, our infrastructure). An order may be filled later, at a different price, or not at all. This applies in particular to an entry that is placed and left waiting to be filled.

8. Risk of Configuration Errors

The Bot does what you configured. Incorrect values (leverage, risk size, stop, limits) can lead to rapid and significant losses. Check your settings before turning a Bot on, and monitor your positions and your exchange account yourself.

9. Risk of Software Errors

Any software may contain errors. An error or failure in the Service (including downtime, loss of connection to the exchange, incorrect trade records or a missing notification) may lead to losses. The Provider does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation.

10. Backtesting and Its Limitations

A backtest checks settings against historical data. It is not a forecast or a promise of results. It has limitations:

  • the history covers a limited period and set of coins, which may be insufficient to draw conclusions;
  • settings can easily be over-fitted to past data (overfitting), in which case they perform worse on new data;
  • the accounting of fees, funding, slippage and execution time is a simplified model;
  • real trading differs from simulation: liquidity, rejected or partially filled orders, delays, exchange failures.

11. Your Responsibility

  • Trade only with funds you can afford to lose.
  • Use an API key without withdrawal permission.
  • Monitor your positions and balance on the exchange yourself.
  • The User trades at their own risk and on their own responsibility.
  • If you do not understand how futures, leverage or shorting work, do not use the Service. Consult an independent financial adviser.

12. Contact

Send questions to [email protected].