Risk disclosure
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Mapixa is a paper record of our own rules, not advice. Crypto assets can go to zero.
New tokens are the riskiest part of crypto
Most new tokens on Solana lose most of their value, and many lose all of it within hours. A pool can be emptied in one transaction, a token can carry an authority that lets its creator mint more or freeze holders, prices can be pushed around by a handful of wallets, and scams are common. Nothing about a token on Mapixa, including a decision our rules made about it, means it is safe.
Paper is not real trading
Our books are paper: a fill is the quote we fetched at that moment, and no order is sent. A real trade can do worse, and often does: prices move between quote and execution, large orders move the price, fees and priority fees add up, transactions fail or land late, and some tokens cannot be sold at all. Paper results overstate what a real trade would have made.
The past does not repeat on schedule
A rule that worked on yesterday’s coins can fail on tomorrow’s. Our records show what happened, losses as well as wins; they do not predict what will happen.
Our data can be wrong
Our numbers come from public blockchains and third-party services. They can be late, incomplete or wrong. Every number shows its age and stale ones are marked, but no number on Mapixa is guaranteed.
Your decisions are yours
Nothing on Mapixa tells you to buy or sell anything. If you trade, you alone decide and you carry the whole risk. Only use money you can afford to lose completely. You are responsible for the taxes and laws that apply to you.
Keep your wallet yours
Mapixa never asks for a seed phrase, a private key or a transaction signature. Signing in signs a short text message and nothing else. Anyone who asks for more in our name is not us.