1. Summary
Not financial advice. Crypto trading involves substantial risk of loss. You can lose some or all of the money you trade. ForecastPro’s AI analysis can be wrong, its risk controls reduce but cannot remove risk, and nothing about past, simulated or paper-trading results tells you what will happen next. Only trade money you can afford to lose.
This disclosure explains the main risks of using ForecastPro, provided by Ahmad Najjar, trading as ForecastPro. It does not list every risk. It forms part of our Terms of Service; please read them together, and get independent professional advice if you are unsure whether trading is right for you.
2. No guarantee of profits
No one can guarantee you a profit — and we don’t.
ForecastPro makes no promise or prediction that you will make money or avoid losses, and we make no claim about win rates or returns. Paper-trading and backtest results are simulated: they do not represent real trading and may not reflect fees, slippage, liquidity or your own decisions. Real results may be very different.
3. Crypto assets are highly volatile
Crypto asset prices can rise or fall sharply within minutes, at any hour and on any day. Prices can be driven by sentiment, news, rumours, large holders, liquidity changes, technical failures and regulatory action. Some assets can lose most or all of their value, or become impossible to sell. Stablecoins can lose their peg.
4. You can lose money
- You can lose some or all of the money in the exchange account you connect. ForecastPro’s budget setting caps how much capital the bot has at work (the positions it bought, together — the total budget cap); it is not a cap on losses, and coins you already held are never counted in it (see section 7).
- Losses can build up across many small trades as well as through a single large move.
- Trading fees, spreads and slippage reduce returns and add to losses, whether or not a trade works out.
- The subscription price is a cost of its own, whatever your trading results.
5. AI analysis can be wrong
ForecastPro asks an AI model — Claude, Anthropic’s AI model — to interpret market data and news. AI models can misread data, rely on outdated or inaccurate information, miss important events, be overconfident, and produce reasoning that sounds convincing but is wrong. Factual statements in AI output may be false, incomplete, misleading or out of date, so check them independently before relying on them. A confidence score is the model’s own estimate, not a probability of success. Readable reasoning helps you understand a decision; it does not make the decision correct.
6. Automated trading risks
If you turn on trading and the scheduler, ForecastPro analyses the market and may place orders on your behalf at the interval you choose, without asking you first. Mistakes in your settings — for example a budget, risk level or watchlist you did not intend — will be acted on automatically until you change them, pause the scheduler or switch trading off. Monitor your account regularly.
7. Limits of the risk gate and protective orders
ForecastPro checks every proposed decision against fixed rules: watchlist only, a minimum confidence, a per-coin position cap (a share of your budget set by your risk level), a total budget cap across all coins, and a daily-loss kill switch. Both caps count only what the bot bought, never coins you already held. After a buy it tries to place a stop-loss / take-profit bracket order on the exchange. These controls limit exposure, but:
- the caps limit the capital at work when a buy is made, not losses: each position is counted at the larger of its cost and its market value, so price gains can lift the market value of your positions above the budget, and a falling market can cost you up to everything the bot bought;
- a stop-loss does not ensure you exit at the stop price — where the exchange offers it, the stop sells at market once triggered, and in fast, gapping or illiquid markets the fill can be much worse; on pairs without that order type a stop-limit order is used, which the price can move past so that it does not fill at all;
- protective orders can be rejected by the exchange (for example below minimum order sizes or for insufficient balance) or fail to be placed because of errors or outages; the buy is not reversed, so that position has no stop-loss until one is placed — the failure is recorded in your journal and the next cycle tries again;
- the daily-loss kill switch reacts to realized losses over the last 24 hours and pauses new buys only (sells still go through); unrealized losses on open positions can exceed your limit before it triggers;
- position caps limit how much ForecastPro puts into each coin, not how far prices can fall.
The exact formulas and limits are published under The math behind ForecastPro.
8. Paper trading is not real trading
Accounts start with trading off. Paper trading, the first mode that places orders, runs on an exchange test network with test funds. Test networks can have different prices, liquidity, order behaviour and availability from live markets, and they can be reset. Results from paper trading can differ significantly from real-money results and do not predict them. Real-money trading is not available yet: at launch, ForecastPro places orders only on the exchange test network.
9. Exchange and counterparty risk
Your funds are held by your exchange, not by ForecastPro. You are exposed to your exchange’s solvency, security, operational reliability, rules and fees. Exchanges can suspend trading or withdrawals, change or delist trading pairs, change their API, restrict access from certain regions, or suffer hacks or insolvency. ForecastPro cannot recover funds lost at an exchange.
10. Technical and operational risks
The Service depends on the internet, our hosting providers, market-data providers, Anthropic and your exchange. Any of them can be slow, unavailable, return errors or return inaccurate data. Scheduled analyses may be delayed or skipped, orders may be delayed or rejected, and displayed prices or balances may be out of date. While the Service is unavailable it does not manage your positions. Software can contain bugs despite extensive testing.
11. API key security
Anyone who obtains your exchange API keys may be able to trade on your account. Create trade-only keys with withdrawals disabled, restrict them to the permissions needed and, where your exchange supports it, to trusted IP addresses. Revoke keys you no longer use. Keep your ForecastPro password unique and your email account secure.
12. Paying for ForecastPro in crypto
You pay the $999 subscription in cryptocurrency through 0xProcessing. The coin amount is set at checkout from the US-dollar price; network fees and your wallet’s or exchange’s fees are added on your side. A payment sent on the wrong network, in the wrong coin, to the wrong address or after the payment page has expired may be lost permanently. Payments are not refundable except where the law requires it — see section 14 of the Terms.
13. Regulatory, tax and regional risks
Laws on crypto assets and automated trading differ between countries and change often. A change in law or regulation could restrict or end your ability to use ForecastPro, your exchange or particular assets, and real-money trading may be unavailable where you live. You are responsible for complying with the laws that apply to you and for any taxes on your trading.
14. No advice and no promises
ForecastPro and its operator, Ahmad Najjar, do not provide investment, financial, legal or tax advice and make no promise about the performance of any strategy, asset or decision. Examples on our website and in the app use demo data or are illustrations; they are not results.
15. Your acknowledgement
Before real-money trading can be enabled on your account, you will be asked to confirm in the app that you have read and understood this Risk Disclosure, that you accept these risks, and that you are trading only money you can afford to lose. Questions: support@forecastspro.com.