Risk Disclaimer
Read this before you act on anything Yemcaster shows you. It is short and it matters.
Last updated 7 September 2026
Cryptocurrency trading carries a high risk of loss. You can lose some or all of the money you put in. Only trade with money you can afford to lose entirely.
What a score is
A Yemcaster score is an AI estimate of how significant a news item may be for the asset it concerns, on a scale from −10 to +10. It is produced by a language model reading public headlines and, where possible, verifying them against other sources.
A score is not a price prediction, a target, a recommendation, or a promise. A +9 means the catalyst looks strong; it does not mean the price will rise, by how much, or for how long. Markets routinely move against strong catalysts, and often the move has already happened before the news is graded.
Things that go wrong, and do
- The AI is sometimes wrong. It can misread a headline, miss context, or grade a rumour as fact. We publish our misses alongside our hits precisely because there are misses.
- News is often priced in. By the time an item is scored, the market may have already moved. Entering after the move is how many losses happen.
- Small coins are dangerous. Low-liquidity assets can move violently, be impossible to exit, or be delisted. We screen for liquidity but cannot make a thin market safe.
- Delivery can fail. Telegram, email, exchanges, and blockchains all have outages. An alert may arrive late or not at all.
- Past results do not predict future results. Any track record shown on this site — hit rates, average moves, P/L — describes what happened, not what will happen, and is often based on small samples.
The auto-trading bot specifically
The bot places real orders with real money on your exchange account, automatically, without asking you first. It does exactly what its settings say, including buying assets that then fall. Stop-losses can fail to execute during fast moves or outages. Paper-mode results are optimistic because they ignore slippage, fees, and partial fills.
Before running it with real funds: test in paper mode, understand every setting, size positions so a total loss is survivable, and never grant withdrawal permission to any API key.
Who we are not
Yemcaster is not a broker, exchange, investment adviser, or fund. We are not licensed to give financial advice in any jurisdiction and do not do so. We do not know your financial situation and nothing here is tailored to it.
Your responsibility
You are solely responsible for every trade, every setting, and every outcome. If you are unsure whether crypto trading is suitable for you, speak to a qualified, licensed adviser in your country before you begin.