Risk Disclosure

Effective date: June 12, 2026 · Terms of Service · Privacy Policy

Read this before trading: ByeBear is software. It does not remove trading risk. You are solely responsible for deciding whether any trade, strategy, broker connection, automation setting, or AI-generated output is appropriate for you.

1. No Investment Advice

Dominapp is not a broker-dealer, investment adviser, financial institution, exchange, or custodian. ByeBear does not provide personalized investment, financial, legal, tax, or trading advice. AI-generated explanations, research, strategy drafts, backtests, alerts, and other outputs are informational tools only and may be wrong.

2. General Trading Risk

Trading securities, derivatives, currencies, leveraged products, and other instruments involves substantial risk of loss.
You can lose some or all of your capital, and in some products you may lose more than your initial investment.
Markets can move quickly, gap, halt, become illiquid, or behave unpredictably.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
You should consult a qualified professional if you are unsure whether trading is suitable for your financial situation.

3. Backtesting and Simulation Risk

Backtests, simulations, and paper trading are hypothetical. They may not include all real-world conditions, including slippage, commissions, borrow availability, partial fills, rejected orders, latency, spreads, liquidity constraints, market impact, corporate actions, data errors, outages, or psychological pressure. A strategy that appears profitable in testing can lose money in live trading.

4. Automated and Algorithmic Trading Risk

Automated strategies can submit, modify, or cancel orders faster than you can manually review them.
Software bugs, configuration mistakes, stale data, bad assumptions, network failures, broker outages, API changes, duplicate events, or unexpected market conditions can cause unintended trades or losses.
Risk controls such as stops, limits, daily loss limits, and max trade counts can fail, be misconfigured, or be bypassed by external broker or market conditions.
You must monitor live automation and be prepared to disable strategies or disconnect broker access.

5. AI Risk

AI models can hallucinate, omit key facts, misunderstand context, produce stale or biased analysis, generate invalid code, or suggest strategies that are unsuitable or unsafe. AI output should be treated as a draft for review and testing, not as authority. Never rely on AI output alone for a trading decision.

6. Market Data and Broker Connection Risk

Market data may be delayed, incomplete, inaccurate, or unavailable. Broker APIs and desktop gateways can disconnect, reject orders, report delayed account state, or behave differently from documentation. You remain responsible for checking your broker platform, account state, positions, open orders, and confirmations.

7. Beta Software and Installation Risk

ByeBear beta builds are pre-production. They may contain bugs, missing features, incomplete signing or notarization, security warnings, update-feed issues, or platform limitations. Only install beta software from official ByeBear links. Do not install if the file name, source, or warning looks suspicious.

8. Your Responsibility

Start with Simulation or paper trading before connecting real funds.
Understand every strategy, order type, risk setting, and broker permission before live use.
Use position sizes you can afford to lose.
Monitor open positions and orders directly with your broker.
Stop using live automation immediately if behavior is unclear or unexpected.

9. Contact

Questions about this disclosure? Contact [email protected].