Fast markets can hurt fast.
Crypto trading can result in immediate and permanent loss. This disclosure highlights important risks, but it cannot describe every possible failure mode.
Crypto asset risk
Crypto assets can be extremely volatile, speculative, thinly traded, manipulated, abandoned, hacked, or rendered worthless. You can lose some or all of the value you commit to a trade.
Token and smart-contract risk
Tokens can contain malicious or unexpected code, transfer restrictions, blacklist logic, minting privileges, upgradeable contracts, hidden taxes, honeypot behavior, or other mechanics that prevent or impair selling. Public code and third-party scanners do not eliminate these risks.
Liquidity and execution risk
Quotes can change before execution. Slippage, price impact, MEV, congestion, failed routes, low liquidity, token taxes, or rapid price movement can produce a materially different result from the value you expected.
Wallet and signing risk
A signed blockchain transaction can be final. Confirm the network, destination, token, amount, approval, fee, and other wallet details yourself. Never share your seed phrase or private key with Nitro or anyone claiming to represent Nitro.
Third-party dependency risk
Nitro relies on wallets, public blockchains, RPC infrastructure, routing providers, market-data services, security-data providers, and other third parties. Any of them may be unavailable, compromised, delayed, inaccurate, or changed without notice.
Security scanner limitations
A green indicator or absence of detected warnings does not mean a token is safe. Scanners use limited data and heuristics. Attackers can design contracts and liquidity structures that evade known checks, and relevant conditions can change after a scan.
Trigger monitoring limitations
Trigger monitoring is best-effort. Browser throttling, network latency, API freshness, RPC delays, rate limits, sleeping devices, closed tabs, or software errors can delay or prevent a signal. Trigger does not guarantee an execution price, timing, or opportunity.
Legal, regulatory, and tax risk
Laws governing crypto assets and trading interfaces can change and may differ by jurisdiction. Some assets or activities may be restricted. Tax consequences can also apply. You are responsible for determining the rules that apply to you.
Only risk what you can afford to lose
Do not rely on Nitro as your only source of information. Consider independent research and, when appropriate, qualified professional advice before making consequential financial decisions.