Legal
Risk Disclosure
What can go wrong, stated plainly. Read this before committing money — it is the part of the site that costs you something if you skip it.
Last updated 7 August 2026
1You can lose money
Crypto assets are volatile. A holding can fall by a large percentage in a single day, and it can keep falling. There is no floor under any of them.
Only commit money you can afford to lose entirely. Do not borrow to invest, and do not commit money you need for rent, debt or anything else with a deadline.
2Past performance says nothing
Every figure describing what an asset, a trader or a strategy did in the past is a record of the past. It does not predict what happens next, and periods of strong performance are frequently followed by losses.
Where a rate is shown as an annual percentage, it is a rate as it stands today. It is variable, it can fall, and it can stop.
3Staking
Staked assets remain exposed to price. A pool paying 8% a year does not protect you from the asset falling 40%.
Rewards are paid when a network actually distributes them. They can be reduced or stopped by the network, and a validator being penalised can reduce the amount returned.
A lock-up means you cannot close the position until the term ends, whatever the price does in the meantime.
Bitcoin, USDT and XRP have no protocol paying staking rewards. A return on those comes from lending the asset out, which carries the risk of a borrower defaulting rather than a validator being penalised.
4Automated strategies
A strategy buys an asset with your cash and holds it. If the asset falls, the strategy loses money — the automation decides when to buy and sell, not whether the market goes up.
Indicators are lagging by construction. They summarise past prices and can be wrong about every subsequent move.
Nothing on this platform is a recommendation to trade, and no signal is a reason to.
5Copy trading
Performance figures in the trader directory are stated by the traders themselves and are not verified by Assetflow.
Following someone does not make their results yours, and a trader who has done well may not continue to.
6Property
Property values fall as well as rise, rental income can stop, and property cannot be sold quickly when you need the money.
A valuation is an estimate on the date it was made, not a price anyone has agreed to pay.
7Platform and custody risk
Assets held on the platform are held by us on your behalf. That means you are exposed to us continuing to operate and to our security holding.
Assetflow is not a bank. Balances are not covered by a deposit guarantee scheme, and there is no compensation fund behind them.
Blockchain transactions are irreversible. A withdrawal sent to a wrong address cannot be recovered by anyone.
8Not advice
Nothing on Assetflow is investment, tax or legal advice, and nothing here takes account of your circumstances or objectives.
If you are unsure whether something is suitable for you, take independent advice from someone qualified and regulated to give it.