Risk Disclosure

1. Software service only

EVEQ is subscription software provided by EVERPEAK INC. EVERPEAK INC does not accept trading deposits, custody customer funds or digital assets, operate a broker or exchange, manage customer accounts, act as an investment adviser, or guarantee any result.

A subscription fee pays for software access. It is not an investment, trading balance, managed-account contribution, digital asset, or promise of profit.

2. No investment advice or recommendation

Charts, indicators, research notes, strategy material, AI-assisted output, alerts, backtests, simulations, and other EVEQ content are provided as software output and general information. They are not personalized investment, financial, legal, tax, or regulatory advice and should not be treated as a recommendation to enter, exit, size, or hold any position.

You must independently assess suitability, risk, legality, and any need for advice from appropriately qualified professionals.

3. Historical and simulated results

Backtests, paper trading, examples, and simulations are hypothetical. They can be affected by incomplete or inaccurate data, look-ahead or selection bias, overfitting, assumed liquidity, simplified fees, latency, slippage, model choices, and conditions that did not exist in live markets.

Past, hypothetical, or simulated performance does not predict or guarantee future results. A strategy that appears successful in testing may fail immediately in live conditions.

4. AI and analytical output

AI systems and analytical models can misunderstand context, produce inaccurate or fabricated information, omit risk, use stale data, or generate internally inconsistent output. Provider availability and model behavior can change. You must review and validate output before using it in a decision or workflow.

5. Automation and instruction risk

Where enabled for an eligible account, EVEQ may transmit an instruction approved individually or generated by a workflow the customer authorizes. An automated workflow may transmit without separate confirmation for each instruction when that configuration is enabled.

Configuration mistakes, logic errors, stale state, duplicate signals, race conditions, network delay, unexpected market behavior, or misunderstood permissions can create unintended instructions. Automation can continue acting faster than a person can review it. Use conservative controls, restricted credentials, paper testing, monitoring, and an independent method to disable access.

6. Third-party provider risk

Brokers, exchanges, data vendors, AI providers, cloud services, email providers, banks, and networks are independent from EVERPEAK INC. They can reject, delay, partially fill, reprice, cancel, duplicate, or fail to receive an instruction; provide inaccurate or delayed data; restrict an account; change an API; suffer an outage or security incident; or become unavailable in a jurisdiction.

EVERPEAK INC does not control a third party’s execution, custody, solvency, pricing, fees, withdrawals, compliance decisions, or dispute process. Review each provider’s own terms and risk disclosures.

7. Market, leverage, liquidity, and digital-asset risk

• Prices may change sharply with little or no warning.
• Leverage can amplify both gains and losses and can lead to liquidation.
• Orders may execute at a different price, execute only partially, or not execute.
• Illiquidity, market closures, circuit breakers, funding rates, fees, and slippage can materially change a result.
• Digital-asset markets may have additional technology, custody, counterparty, protocol, legal, and regulatory risks.

8. Security and credential risk

Compromised devices, passwords, sessions, email accounts, API credentials, or third-party accounts can lead to unauthorized activity or loss. Use unique credentials, enable strong authentication where offered, limit API permissions, disable withdrawals on trading API keys where supported, and revoke a connection immediately if compromise is suspected.

No online system can eliminate all security risk.

9. Legal, regulatory, and tax responsibility

Market access, automated activity, digital assets, derivatives, AI usage, and data access may be restricted or regulated based on the customer, activity, asset, and jurisdiction. You are responsible for determining whether your use is lawful, maintaining required permissions or records, and obtaining tax or professional advice where needed.

10. Customer control and responsibility

You control whether to connect a third-party account, which permissions to grant, what strategies and limits to configure, and whether to authorize individual instructions or an automated workflow. You are responsible for monitoring the account and for each decision, credential, configuration, workflow, and resulting instruction associated with it.