Risk disclosure
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Mapixa gives facts and grades by written rules, not advice. You can lose all the money you trade with. No one promises you a profit.
Mapixa is run by Skibidushi Degemoto LLC (in formation) (we, us); see the company page.
1. You can lose everything
Only trade with money you can afford to lose completely. A coin can fall to zero in minutes, and a coin that has fallen may never be sellable again. The risk limits you can set yourself only stop buys; they do not limit how much you can lose, and a fast market can jump past a stop-loss.
2. New tokens can be abandoned or rigged («rugs»)
Most new tokens on Solana lose most of their value, and many lose all of it within hours. Creators can sell everything and walk away. A pool can be emptied in one transaction. A token can carry an authority that lets its creator mint more or freeze holders so that they can no longer sell. A handful of wallets can push the price, and scams are common. Nothing about a token on Mapixa, including its grade, means it is safe.
3. Grades and the Quant can be wrong
A grade (A, B, C or NO) is a written rule applied to data that can be late or wrong. A rule that worked on yesterday’s coins can fail on tomorrow’s. The Quant’s answers come from a language model and can be wrong, incomplete or invented. A paper book shows what happened, losses as well as wins; it does not predict what will happen. A paper fill is priced at a quote fetched at the time; when the quote does not answer, at the latest price we hold, and the ticket says so. Paper results overstate what a real trade would have made: in a real trade the price moves between quote and execution, large trades move the price, fees add up, and some tokens cannot be sold at all.
4. Slippage, failed and late transactions
- The price can move between the quote and the moment your trade lands. Your slippage setting is the worst price you accept; a trade can fill anywhere within it.
- A trade fails when the price moves further than your slippage allows, when the network is congested, or when your wallet lacks SOL for its fees. A transaction that reaches the network and fails can still cost the network fee.
- A transaction can land later than you expect.
- A resting order can fill in part, or not at all. If an order fails, is canceled or expires, its unfilled input stays in your vault at Jupiter until you sign the withdrawal.
- Selling a whole position returns the token account’s rent only when the transaction has room for that step.
5. Smart contracts and third parties
Mapixa works only while the services and programs it uses work:
- Jupiter finds swap routes, and its quote can change before you sign. Jupiter Trigger runs resting orders and, with its vault provided through Privy, holds an order’s funds until the order fills, is canceled or expires. If Jupiter, its vault or a pool’s program fails, has a bug or is attacked, those funds can be delayed or lost.
- Privy, our wallet vendor, keeps the built-in wallet’s key in encrypted parts and runs account sign-ins. If Privy is down, you cannot sign with the built-in wallet, export its key or sign in through an account. If Privy fails or is breached, the built-in wallet can be affected.
- RPC providers read the blockchain and send the built-in wallet’s transactions. If none answers, balances and trade amounts can be missing or late.
- Cloudflare runs the site and the app.
- The Solana network can slow down, halt or reorder transactions.
If any of them fails, or Mapixa itself has a fault, you may be unable to trade, sell, see your positions or cancel an order for a while. We cannot guarantee any of these services.
6. Your keys and your wallet
The built-in wallet is a hot wallet. Anyone who controls the account you sign in with (your email, your Google or X account, or your passkey) or your browser can move its funds. Keep only a trading balance there, protect your sign-in, and move the rest to a wallet whose key only you hold.
- Key loss. Whoever holds your key or seed phrase controls every coin in the wallet. If you lose it, or lose every sign-in of the built-in wallet without having exported its key, the wallet and its coins may be lost for good. We cannot restore it, and Privy states that it cannot either. Export the key and keep it offline. Never paste it into a site or a chat.
- Your devices. In the app, the Sign button is the built-in wallet’s signature. With one-click switched on (it is off by default), a single tap is the signature, without a ticket. Anyone using your unlocked, signed-in device can trade within what that device may do. Sign out on devices you do not control.
- Before you delete your account, export the built-in wallet’s key or sell its coins and move the SOL to your own wallet; in the app only SOL can be moved out.
7. No recourse
A transaction on the blockchain cannot be reversed, by us or by anyone. If you send coins to a wrong address, buy a scam token or are tricked into signing, there is usually no one to recover them from. Mapixa is not a bank or a broker. Coins in your wallet and an order’s funds at Jupiter are not covered by FDIC insurance, SIPC protection or any other deposit or investor protection.
8. If your access ends
While your account is open, a limit or an outdated sanctions list stops only buys, never your exits: selling, cancelling orders and taking their deposits back, moving SOL from the built-in wallet to your own wallet, and exporting the built-in wallet’s key (terms, section 21). From the places named in section 4.2 of the terms, we build and send no transaction at all, exits included. If we block or end your access, or a wallet of your account is on a sanctions list, you can no longer sign in, and your exits in the app close with it. A token that represents a security (terms, section 10) or an order of an authority can close an exit, and the network, a coin without a route or too little SOL for fees can still make one fail. Your own wallet, Privy Home and an exported key keep working outside Mapixa.
9. Laws and sanctions
Laws on crypto assets differ by country and can change quickly. Our block of certain places can refuse you a new account and every buy (terms, section 4), and our sanctions screening can refuse a transaction or your access (terms, section 9). From the places named in section 4.2 of the terms, we build and send no transaction at all, exits included. Security tokens, such as tokenized stocks, are not available (terms, section 10).
10. Connected apps and agents
An app or agent you connect acts for you, and you bear what it does. It can be misled by instructions hidden in what it reads (prompt injection). Today a connected app can place paper trades only and cannot move real money.
11. Taxes are yours
Trades, fees and gains or losses can have tax consequences where you live. You are responsible for your own taxes and records. We give no tax advice.
12. Keep your wallet yours
We never ask for your seed phrase or private key. Signing in with a wallet signs a short text message and nothing else. Your wallet signs a transaction only for a step you start in the app: a live trade, with its fee on the ticket or, with one-click, at its switch in Settings and under the ▾ on the trade strip; an order’s deposit or withdrawal; a move of SOL between your own wallets; and Jupiter’s sign-in check for resting orders. Outside the app we ask you to sign only one thing: a short text message that confirms a request about your data (privacy notice, section 5); it is never a transaction. Anyone who asks in our name for your key or any other signature is not us.