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Readers remain responsible for every deposit, withdrawal, trade, margin setting and custody decision.
2. Market and leverage risk.
BTC, ETH and liquid tokens can move sharply during macro news, ETF rebalancing, exchange outages and liquidation cascades. Smaller tokens can lose most of their value and may not recover.
Perpetual futures add funding cost, liquidation price, maintenance margin, forced deleveraging and execution slippage. A correct market view can still become a losing account decision when size is wrong.
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6. Calculator limits.
Site tools simplify exchange formulas. Real results can differ because of tiered maintenance margin, funding timestamps, maker/taker fees, insurance funds, ADL, spread, slippage and account mode.
Before placing a trade, compare any CoinView calculation with the official risk display of the venue being used.
7. Data limits.
Public APIs can be delayed, revised, rate-limited or interrupted. Third-party metrics such as on-chain cost basis, ETF flow estimates and liquidation maps can differ by vendor methodology.
A metric should be treated as one input in a checklist, not as a standalone command.
8. No performance promise.
Past examples, tables and back-of-the-envelope scenarios do not imply future results. A model that worked in one volatility regime can fail when liquidity, funding, stablecoin demand or policy conditions change.
9. Contact.
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