Risk Disclosure

2. Rates are quoted per cycle, not per year

Package rates apply over one cycle, and a cycle may be a matter of days. A percentage that looks modest beside an annual figure can represent an extremely high annualised return. Rates of that order are far above what conventional markets produce over the same period, and the risk attached to them is correspondingly high. Before you commit, work out the annualised equivalent of the package you are considering, and ask yourself whether any activity could sustainably produce it.

3. You depend on the platform's ability to pay

Amounts shown in your account are a claim against the operator, not assets held separately in your name. Whether you are actually paid depends on the operator's continuing solvency and liquidity. If the operator becomes unable to meet its obligations, ceases trading, or is subject to insolvency proceedings, you may recover little or nothing — regardless of the balance displayed in your dashboard. A displayed balance is an accurate record of what is owed to you; it is not a guarantee that it can be paid.

4. No guarantee scheme, no supervision claim

Your funds are not protected by any deposit-guarantee or investor-compensation scheme of the kind that applies to deposits at a licensed bank. Company registration in a commercial registry is not a financial-services licence and does not mean the platform is supervised by a financial regulator. If regulatory status matters to your decision, ask us in writing before depositing.

5. Your capital is locked during a cycle

Principal committed to a contract is locked until maturity. You should assume you cannot access it early. Further conditions — minimums, waiting periods, and any referral requirement — apply per withdrawal and are published on the packages page. Together these mean the time between committing funds and being able to receive them back may be considerably longer than a single cycle.

6. Crypto-asset risks

7. Operational and technology risk

Software, hosting, payment providers and email delivery can fail or be interrupted. Accounts can be compromised if credentials are reused or phished. We may pause deposits or withdrawals to protect the platform. Any of these can delay access to your funds.

8. The daily signal requirement

Accrual is tied to confirming a signal each trading day. A signal is valid only for its own UTC trading day, and one is issued per account per day. If you do not confirm — through travel, illness, a missed email, or loss of access — that day's accrual is not released. Your outcome therefore depends partly on your own consistent availability.

9. Referral programme risks

Commission is paid across multiple levels of people you and others introduce. Consider this carefully. Introducing friends or family exposes them to every risk on this page, and it may strain those relationships if they lose money. Do not repeat claims we have not made: if you describe returns as guaranteed or safe, you may be personally liable for that statement. Multi-level commission structures are restricted or prohibited in some jurisdictions, and it is your responsibility to comply with the law where you promote.

10. Regulatory and tax risk

Rules governing digital assets change, sometimes quickly. A change could restrict the service, force us to suspend features in your country, or require additional information from you. You are responsible for your own tax position, including reporting and paying any tax due on gains. We do not provide tax advice.

11. Protect yourself from fraud

Alethena Investment will never ask for your password, two-factor code, or wallet seed phrase, and will never ask you to send funds to a "verification", "upgrade", or "unlock" address. Anyone doing so is attempting to defraud you. Be sceptical of anyone — including whoever introduced you to the platform — who pressures you to deposit more, to act quickly, or to borrow in order to invest.

12. Seek independent advice

Nothing on this platform is investment, legal, or tax advice, and nothing is tailored to your circumstances. If you are unsure whether this is suitable for you, consult a qualified independent adviser before committing funds.