How withdrawals work, and crypto investment risks to keep in mind
How a withdrawal request moves from your cabinet to payout: three modes, statuses, one open request at a time — plus the crypto risks in plain language.
Withdrawals from the pool work on request, and you file them straight from your cabinet. Here’s what that looks like from your side — and the crypto risks every participant should keep in mind.
Choose a mode
In the Withdraw section, pick one of three modes:
- Amount — a specific sum in USDT.
- Whole position — your entire position.
- Profit only — just your profit; the rest of the position stays in the pool.
In the optional note, say where and how the money should be transferred. Then press Request a withdrawal.
What happens next
- You get a confirmation with the request number. The manager confirms every request manually.
- The request appears in the table below the form, with the status pending — a pending withdrawal waits for the manager’s confirmation.
- When the manager confirms it, the status changes to approved, and your units are burned.
- Once the money goes out, the status becomes paid.
A request can also end as rejected or cancelled. The request on its own doesn’t move money, so in those cases your position stays as it was. Withdrawal timelines are set in your terms of participation.
Three rules worth knowing
- One request at a time. While a request is open, you can’t file another.
- Up to what’s available. An amount request can’t exceed Available to withdraw in your cabinet.
- Your units keep working until confirmation. They stay in the pool until the manager confirms the request, so their value keeps moving with the NAV.
Crypto investment risks, in plain language
- Crypto is volatile. Losing periods and drawdowns happen. The value of your position can fall as well as rise — up to the loss of the entire investment.
- Returns aren’t guaranteed. The algorithm caps risk per trade and the overall drawdown, but it can’t guarantee a result. Past performance doesn’t guarantee future results, and returns can decline as the pool grows.
- Your crypto capital is not insured. The pool’s risk profile is high.
- It isn’t an instant exit. Every withdrawal goes through manual confirmation and follows the timelines in your terms.
Only invest what you can afford to lose — and nothing here is individual investment advice. More answers are in the FAQ; the product’s ground rules are in Terms.
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