Agentic Trading Disclosures

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What Your Agent Trades

Once you grant permission, your agent can trade with the actual capital in your wallet. That includes spot markets (on Solana through Jupiter and on EVM chains through KyberSwap), perpetual futures (on Donut Perps and Hyperliquid, including HIP-3 and trade.xyz indices), and prediction markets on Polymarket. These venues are operated by independent third parties. D0 does not control, vet, or endorse them, and their availability, rules, and fees can change without notice.

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Risk of Loss

Trading carries significant risk, including the rapid and total loss of your funds. Leveraged perpetual positions can be liquidated, and liquidation can happen quickly and with little warning. Automated strategies can perform poorly or behave unexpectedly under certain market conditions. This product is not appropriate for everyone. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose.

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Third-Party Markets and Venue Risk

The venues D0 routes to are run by independent operators who set their own market parameters, outside D0’s control. Some markets are thinly traded and can have stale or manipulated prices. Your own orders may move the price, fill at a poor level, or fail to exit when you expect. Outages or changes at a venue can affect your ability to open, monitor, or close positions.

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The Agent Can Be Wrong

Your agent makes errors. It can misinterpret your instructions and act on incomplete, delayed, or outdated information. Anything it says or does is not investment advice. D0 does not accept responsibility for losses resulting from agent-driven decisions. You are responsible for the permissions you grant and the trades that result.

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On-Chain and Self-Custody

Your D0 wallet is non-custodial. D0 never holds or exports your private keys, which means you are responsible for the security of your login and the authorizations you grant. On-chain transactions are irreversible. Once a trade is executed and settled, no one, including D0, can reverse it or recover the funds. See Your Wallet for how custody works.

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Your Controls and Their Limits

You can pause or revoke trading authorization at any time. Revoking authorization stops new trades, but it does not close your open positions and it does not reverse trades that have already settled. If you want to be flat, close your positions yourself. See Risk Controls for how permissions and confirmations work.

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Beta

Agentic trading is in beta. Features may change, degrade, or be withdrawn, and availability is not guaranteed.