Risk disclosure

Signalhouse is non-custodial. Your collateral stays in Drift accounts that you own and control. The authority you grant is trade-only: it can open and close risk-bounded positions on your behalf, it can never withdraw or move your funds, and you can revoke it on-chain at any time. Because you keep custody, you also keep the trading risk. Signalhouse does not guarantee any outcome and is not your counterparty.

• Leverage and liquidation. Perpetual futures use leverage. A small adverse price move can wipe out your collateral, and your position can be liquidated by the venue, realizing a total loss on that position.
• Market risk. Crypto markets are volatile and trade 24/7. Prices can gap, and a strategy that performed well in the past can lose money at any time. Past performance does not predict future results.
• Copy timing and slippage. Copied trades execute after the source trade is detected and risk-checked. You may enter or exit at a worse price than the trader you follow, and on thinner venues slippage can be significant.
• Oracle and data risk. Pricing and risk checks depend on external oracles (Pyth) and on-chain data. If that data is stale or unavailable, the risk engine fails closed and rejects the copy rather than guessing, so a copy you expected may not happen.
• Venue and smart-contract risk. Trades settle on third-party on-chain venues (e.g. Drift). Those programs, their oracles, and the underlying Solana network carry their own technical, liquidity, and solvency risks that are outside Signalhouse's control.
• Delegation and key risk. The trade-only delegate cannot withdraw your funds, but on-chain authority always carries residual risk. Revoke delegation if you no longer want Signalhouse to be able to trade for you.
• Operational risk. Indexing, execution, and network components can fail, lag, or be paused. A global kill switch or a degraded indexer can stop copies entirely, including copies you were expecting.

Before any copy reaches the chain it must pass your account rules: health, leverage, size, drawdown, oracle freshness, and more. The engine is fail-closed, so missing or stale data rejects a copy rather than forcing it through. These checks are designed to prevent unsafe copies. They cannot prevent ordinary trading losses, liquidations from sharp market moves, or losses caused by the venue or network.

Signalhouse provides software and on-chain data. Nothing on this site or in the product is investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, or a recommendation to follow any strategy or trader. Verified status and scores are derived from on-chain history and are descriptive, not predictive. You are solely responsible for your own decisions and for understanding the instruments you trade.

You are responsible for ensuring that using Signalhouse and trading perpetual futures is lawful where you live. Perpetual futures are restricted or prohibited in some jurisdictions. Do not use the product if it is not permitted for you. Only commit funds you can afford to lose.