Capital Traders Hub

Risk Disclosure Statement

Important Risk Information

Effective Date: August 2025

⚠️ High Risk Investment Warning

Trading financial instruments and cryptocurrencies carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. You could lose some or all of your invested capital. Please ensure you fully understand the risks involved before trading.

1. General Risk Statement

This Risk Disclosure Statement is designed to help you understand the nature and risks involved in trading with Capital Traders Hub. All forms of trading carry inherent risks, and it is important that you understand these risks before deciding to trade with us.

The value of investments and any income from them can fall as well as rise, and you may not get back the original amount invested. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

You should only trade with money you can afford to lose. Never invest money that you need for essential expenses such as housing, food, or medical care.

2. Forex & CFD Trading Risks

Foreign Exchange (Forex) and Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are leveraged products that carry a high degree of risk:

  • Leverage Risk: High leverage can magnify both profits and losses. Small market movements can result in proportionally larger movements in your trading account.
  • Market Risk: Currency and market prices are volatile and can be affected by many factors including economic events, political instability, and market sentiment.
  • Liquidity Risk: In volatile market conditions, it may be difficult to execute trades at desired prices.
  • Gap Risk: Markets can gap (jump in price) over weekends or during news events, potentially resulting in significant losses.
  • Margin Calls: If your account equity falls below required margin levels, positions may be automatically closed at a loss.

3. Cryptocurrency Trading Risks

Cryptocurrency trading involves unique risks that differ from traditional financial markets:

  • Extreme Volatility: Cryptocurrency prices can experience dramatic swings, sometimes losing or gaining 50% or more of their value in a single day.
  • Regulatory Risk: Changing regulations in various countries can significantly impact cryptocurrency prices and availability.
  • Technology Risk: Technical issues, hacking, or network problems can affect your ability to trade or access funds.
  • Market Manipulation: Cryptocurrency markets can be subject to manipulation due to lower liquidity compared to traditional markets.
  • 24/7 Trading: Cryptocurrency markets operate 24/7, meaning significant price movements can occur at any time.

4. Cryptocurrency Staking & Yield Farming Risks

Staking and Yield Farming services involve additional risks beyond regular cryptocurrency trading:

  • Lock-up Periods: Your funds may be locked for specific periods during which you cannot access or trade them.
  • Protocol Risk: DeFi protocols can contain bugs or vulnerabilities that may result in total loss of staked funds.
  • Smart Contract Risk: Smart contracts may have coding errors or be subject to exploits by malicious actors.
  • Impermanent Loss: In liquidity provision, you may experience impermanent loss when token prices diverge.
  • Reward Volatility: Staking rewards can fluctuate significantly and are not guaranteed.

5. Mining Operations Risks

Cryptocurrency mining (Pool & Solo) involves operational and financial risks:

  • Hardware Risk: Mining equipment can become obsolete, malfunction, or require expensive maintenance.
  • Energy Costs: Electricity costs can significantly impact profitability and may fluctuate.
  • Network Difficulty: Mining difficulty adjustments can reduce profitability over time.
  • Regulatory Risk: Mining operations may face changing regulations or restrictions in various jurisdictions.
  • Market Risk: The value of mined cryptocurrencies can decline, affecting overall returns.

6. Copy Trading Risks

Copy Trading allows you to automatically replicate trades of other traders, but involves specific risks:

  • Performance Risk: Past performance of copied traders does not guarantee future results.
  • Strategy Risk: Copied strategies may not be suitable for your risk tolerance or financial situation.
  • Execution Risk: There may be delays or differences in trade execution compared to the original trader.
  • Diversification Risk: Copying a single trader concentrates your risk exposure.
  • Trader Risk: The trader you copy may change their strategy or make poor decisions.

7. Trading Bots & Algorithmic Trading Risks

Automated trading systems carry unique risks that require careful consideration:

  • System Failures: Technical malfunctions can cause bots to execute unintended trades or fail to execute intended trades.
  • Market Condition Changes: Bots may not adapt quickly to changing market conditions or unusual events.
  • Over-Optimization: Strategies may be over-fitted to historical data and perform poorly in live markets.
  • Connectivity Risk: Internet or platform connectivity issues can disrupt bot operations.
  • Parameter Risk: Incorrect bot settings or parameters can lead to significant losses.

8. Stocks & ETFs Trading Risks

Stock and ETF investments are subject to market risks:

  • Market Risk: Stock prices can fluctuate due to company performance, economic conditions, and market sentiment.
  • Company-Specific Risk: Individual companies may face operational, financial, or regulatory challenges.
  • Sector Risk: Certain sectors may underperform due to industry-specific factors.
  • Currency Risk: Foreign stocks may be affected by currency exchange rate fluctuations.
  • Dividend Risk: Dividend payments are not guaranteed and can be reduced or eliminated.

9. Futures Trading Risks

Futures contracts involve high risk and are not suitable for all investors:

  • High Leverage: Futures require only a small margin deposit but can result in losses exceeding the initial investment.
  • Delivery Risk: Some futures contracts may require physical delivery of the underlying asset.
  • Expiration Risk: Futures contracts have expiration dates, and positions must be closed or rolled over.
  • Basis Risk: The relationship between futures and spot prices can change unexpectedly.
  • Margin Calls: Additional funds may be required to maintain positions during adverse price movements.

10. Technology & Platform Risks

All electronic trading carries technology-related risks:

  • System Downtime: Trading platforms may experience technical issues or maintenance downtime.
  • Data Feed Issues: Price feeds may be delayed, incorrect, or temporarily unavailable.
  • Order Execution: Orders may not be executed at expected prices due to market conditions or technical issues.
  • Security Risks: Cyber attacks or security breaches could affect trading platforms or user accounts.
  • Internet Connectivity: Your internet connection problems may prevent you from accessing your account or executing trades.

11. Regulatory & Legal Risks

Trading activities are subject to regulatory oversight and legal considerations:

  • Regulatory Changes: New laws or regulations may affect your ability to trade certain instruments.
  • Tax Implications: Trading profits may be subject to taxes in your jurisdiction.
  • Compliance Risk: You are responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
  • Jurisdictional Risk: Different countries may have varying levels of investor protection.

12. Your Responsibilities

As our client, you have certain responsibilities to manage your trading risks:

  • Understand the products you are trading and their associated risks
  • Only invest money you can afford to lose
  • Monitor your positions regularly and be prepared to act quickly
  • Set appropriate stop-loss orders and risk management parameters
  • Keep your account information and trading platform secure
  • Seek professional advice if you are unsure about any aspect of trading
  • Report any suspicious activity or technical issues immediately

Final Risk Warning

This risk disclosure does not cover all possible risks associated with trading. Market conditions can change rapidly, and new risks may emerge. You should carefully consider whether trading is appropriate for your financial situation, investment experience, and risk tolerance.

13. Seeking Professional Advice

If you are unsure about any aspect of trading or these risks, we strongly recommend that you seek independent professional advice from a qualified financial advisor. Capital Traders Hub provides execution services and does provide investment advice.

By acknowledging this Risk Disclosure Statement, you confirm that you understand these risks and accept responsibility for your trading decisions.

14. Contact Us

If you have any questions about these risks or need clarification on any point, please contact us:

Email: support@capitaltradershub.com

Live Chat: Available 24/7 within your account dashboard.