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Last updated 19 October 2026

Risk disclosure

Please read this before you trade with real money. 4wick is a tool that carries out the strategies you choose; the decisions and the risk are yours.

You can lose money

Crypto assets are highly volatile. Prices can move sharply in minutes, and every strategy, including the built-in ones, the chart patterns and an AI model, can lose. Only trade money you can afford to lose.

No advice, no promise of profit

4wick does not give financial, investment, tax or legal advice, and does not promise or predict any profit. Results in Paper mode, past results and backtests (none of the strategies has been backtested) do not predict future results. A strategy's confidence score says how clearly its rules held, not how likely a trade is to win.

Leverage and futures

Futures with leverage multiply gains and losses. A leveraged position can be liquidated by the exchange, and in fast markets a loss can exceed what you expected. Funding payments apply to perpetual futures.

A stop-loss is not a guarantee

4wick places every stop-loss on the exchange, but a stop can fill at a worse price than set (slippage), most of all in fast or thin markets and around gaps. Take-profit targets may never be reached.

Exchanges, networks and software

  • Exchanges can be unavailable, reject orders, change their rules or limits, or fail.
  • Internet, server or software faults can delay, skip or repeat an action, despite the safeguards in place.
  • Market data, including market caps from CoinMarketCap and answers from an AI model, can be late or wrong.
  • 4wick is in beta: features change, and mistakes can happen.

Your responsibilities

  • Use exchange keys that can trade but never withdraw, and keep your exchange account secure.
  • Choose your settings (size, leverage, stop-loss, daily limits) and watch your account.
  • Make sure trading crypto, and using automated tools, is legal where you live, and pay any taxes due.

Start in Paper mode

Every account starts in Paper mode with simulated orders. Use it to learn how 4wick behaves before you go live, then start live trading with small amounts. See also the terms of use.

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