Is this financial advice?
No. PortMula is a tool that does what you tell it. It doesn't recommend trades, it can be wrong, and market losses are yours. Only deposit what you can afford to lose.
A tool, not an adviser
PortMula does not give financial, investment, tax or legal advice, and nothing in it is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything. It is not a broker, an exchange, a bank or a fiduciary. Your agent does what your instructions and the market produce, which may not be what you hoped.
What your agent tells you is data
A service's output is data, not advice. Your agent reads what the services return and reports it. In Terminal it is instructed never to give legal, tax or investment advice: ask whether to buy or sell, and it should give you what it can read and leave the decision to you.
Your agent's decisions involve a language model, and language models make mistakes. They misread data and reach wrong conclusions with apparent confidence. Don't treat your agent as your only source of judgment, and don't give it authority over money you cannot afford to lose.
The token check: facts, never advice
The token check reads facts about one coin: whether it is on PortMula's verified list, and which verified coins share its name; who can claw it back, freeze it or change it; its supply and when it was created; how concentrated its holders are; and how much could be sold before the price moves. No word it returns says "safe", "risky" or "should". What those facts mean for your money is your call. The Services page shows whether the token check is available yet.
The risks are yours
- Digital assets are volatile and can lose all of their value.
- Transactions on Algorand are final. There is no undo.
- Smart contracts, ours and anyone else's, can have defects or be exploited.
- Automated strategies can lose money quickly, including while you are not watching.
Section 10 of the Terms lists every risk you accept by using PortMula. Only commit funds you can afford to lose entirely.