Risk Disclosure

Trading crypto assets, especially leveraged perpetual contracts, can lead to losing your entire stake in a short time. Read this notice before using any Aval signal as a reference.

Volatility

Crypto prices can fall or rise more than 10% in a single day. The suggested stop may not fill at the expected price during sharp moves.

Leverage and liquidation

On perpetual contracts, the exchange closes the position when the margin runs out. With leverage, a small price change can liquidate the entire position.

Paper trading is not real money

The public scoreboard uses fake money and real prices. It deducts fees, but it does not account for slippage or execution failures. Paper results tend to look better than those of a real account.

Real orders and auto mode

With real execution on, Aval sends real orders to your Hyperliquid account. The stop limits the expected loss, but during sharp moves the exit can happen at a worse price. With auto mode on, orders go out without your confirmation. Start with a small amount and watch your first orders in the dashboard.

AI models make mistakes

The JEV score is an estimate with a calibrated probability, not a certainty. It can be wrong, and the scoreboard shows how often each score range has won so far.

Third-party risks

Exchanges, blockchains and data providers can go offline, change their rules or be attacked. Aval does not control these services.