Risk Disclosure

Rico Matrix publishes software and protocol tooling. Nothing on ricomatrix.com or any Rico Matrix subdomain constitutes investment, financial, legal, accounting or tax advice, and no communication from us should be treated as a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any digital asset.

You are solely responsible for your own decisions. Consider seeking independent, licensed advice appropriate to your circumstances.

Cryptocurrency prices can move sharply and without warning. You can lose some or all of the capital you commit. Never allocate funds you cannot afford to lose entirely.

Historical results, backtests and published performance reports describe the past. They are not a prediction of, and do not guarantee, future performance.

The Rico AI Quant Engine is non-custodial: your capital remains in your own exchange account and the software connects through API keys. This removes custody risk but does not remove market risk.

Automated strategies can and do lose money. Stop-losses may not execute at the intended price during extreme volatility, exchange outages, liquidity gaps or API failures. Exchange downtime, rate limits, key misconfiguration and network congestion can all affect execution.

You are responsible for the security of your exchange API keys, including restricting withdrawal permissions and IP allowlisting where your exchange supports it.

Smart contracts are immutable code. Audits reduce risk but cannot eliminate it — undiscovered vulnerabilities, oracle failures, bridge failures and chain-level incidents remain possible.

Transactions submitted to a blockchain are generally irreversible. Sending funds to an incorrect address or an incorrect network may result in permanent loss.

Commission rates, royalty pool percentages, staking yields and burn schedules describe how the protocol is configured. They are not guarantees of income.

Actual earnings depend on your own activity, overall network participation and market conditions, and may be zero.

Rico Matrix products may not be available, or may be restricted, in your jurisdiction. You are responsible for determining whether your use is lawful where you live and for meeting your own tax and reporting obligations.