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Trading and automated execution across prediction markets, cryptocurrency, foreign exchange, and gold involve substantial risk of loss. LAC provides infrastructure and execution tooling only—not investment advice, portfolio management, or guaranteed outcomes. You should read this disclosure carefully before configuring mandates or deploying capital.

This document is provided for informational purposes and remains subject to revision following counsel review. For questions regarding these policies, please contact legal@lac.com.

All trading activity carries the risk of partial or total loss of capital. Leverage, automation, and cross-venue strategies may amplify losses beyond initial allocations. Past simulated or live performance displayed in dashboards or research modules is not indicative of future results.

LAC does not assess your financial situation, objectives, or suitability for any strategy. You are solely responsible for determining whether participation in any ecosystem or mandate configuration is appropriate. Seek independent professional advice where required before committing funds.

Event-driven and prediction-market venues expose participants to binary or bounded payoffs, liquidity constraints, resolution disputes, and regulatory uncertainty. Contract rules, oracle mechanisms, and settlement timelines vary by platform and may change without notice.

Automated strategies in prediction markets may face unique latency, fee, and position-limit risks. Mandates executed through LAC infrastructure remain subject to venue-specific terms; LAC does not warrant market integrity or outcome fairness of third-party platforms.

Digital asset markets are highly volatile and operate continuously across centralised exchanges and decentralised protocols. Risks include smart contract failure, bridge exploits, exchange insolvency, wallet compromise, fork events, and abrupt regulatory action affecting transfer or listing status.

API-connected execution introduces operational risks: key leakage, rate limiting, partial fills, and reconciliation discrepancies between venue reports and internal ledgers. Token metering covers infrastructure usage and does not insure against asset loss on external venues.

FX trading through MT5 brokers, bank liquidity pools, or ECN venues involves currency, interest-rate, counterparty, and settlement risk. Spreads and slippage may widen during low-liquidity periods or macro events; quoted prices may differ from executable prices at volume.

Cross-border FX flows may be subject to capital controls, reporting obligations, and broker credit limits. LAC routes orders according to your mandate parameters but does not guarantee best execution relative to every available liquidity source.

Spot and futures exposure to gold and related metals carries commodity price risk, roll costs in continuous contracts, storage and delivery considerations for physical products, and margin requirements that may trigger forced liquidation.

Metals markets may gap on session opens or in response to geopolitical events. Hedging relationships between spot, futures, and correlated instruments can break down under stress, affecting arbitrage and spread strategies configured through the platform.

LAC infrastructure aims for low latency and high availability but cannot eliminate downtime, data delays, software defects, or network partitions. Failover behaviour and incident response procedures are documented operationally but do not constitute a guarantee of uninterrupted service.

Nothing in platform analytics, alerts, or monitoring tools constitutes a recommendation to enter, adjust, or exit positions. You maintain full responsibility for mandate design, risk limits, and compliance with applicable laws governing each ecosystem you access.