Service Scope, Conditions & Responsibility
Read these terms and the risk disclosures before connecting an account, granting permissions or enabling copying. Acknowledging risk does not waive statutory rights, and using the service should not be treated as acceptance of undisclosed fees, permissions or terms.
1. Service functions and regulatory status
SmartLiquid provides wallet-trading analytics, screening displays and automated copying based on user settings and permissions, interacting with third-party services such as Hyperliquid. Legal classification and licensing requirements depend on the actual activities and applicable law; descriptions such as “software”, “automated” or “non-custodial” do not establish a regulatory exemption. Website access does not mean the service is authorized in your jurisdiction or approved, endorsed or recommended by a regulator.
2. Eligibility and jurisdictional restrictions
You must be at least 18, meet any higher age requirement under applicable law, have the necessary legal capacity, and use the service only where permitted by local law and relevant third-party rules. Do not act for a person you are not authorized to represent or use a VPN, false information or other means to evade applicable geographic, sanctions or eligibility restrictions. Do not use the service for money laundering, terrorist financing, market manipulation or other unlawful conduct. User declarations do not replace the platform’s legal duties concerning access, checks or regulatory compliance.
3. Information and limitations of performance data
Rankings, labels, returns, win rates, drawdowns and other statistics reflect only the stated sources, observation windows and calculation methods. They are not advice tailored to your finances, a promise of returns or certification of a wallet controller’s qualifications. Data may be delayed, incomplete or affected by selection or survivorship bias, and may omit accounts, cash flows, unrealized profit and loss or costs. Simulations and backtests are not actual executions. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results; assess the stated methodology independently.
4. Agent permissions, keys and account operations
Once automated copying is enabled, the system can submit orders within active permissions without your confirmation for each trade; this can cause losses. Agent trading keys differ from master-wallet permissions: the current service can store encrypted agent keys and use them for server-side signing, while some account functions also rely on third-party wallet or key services for authorized signatures and transfers. Agent permissions do not describe the boundaries of every account function or prove that the platform cannot affect your assets. Review each wallet authorization’s address, purpose, limits and duration, and protect your login and recovery credentials.
5. Fees, referral revenue and conflicts of interest
Trading can incur exchange fees, funding, Builder Fees and applicable network or transfer charges, all of which affect net returns. The platform may earn Builder Fees and referral revenue, and referrers may receive commissions or rewards. These arrangements can create incentives to increase trading volume or attract users, and charges may arise even when you lose money. Before authorizing or trading, check the charges, actual rates and calculation basis. An authorized maximum rate is not the actual rate for every trade; undisclosed charges or rewards must not be treated as accepted or guaranteed.
6. Third-party rules and service availability
Execution, settlement, withdrawals and account access are also subject to the relevant exchange, network and wallet services and their rules. Third-party names or links do not establish a partnership, endorsement or regulatory approval. Maintenance, vulnerabilities, network failures, rate limits and legal restrictions can affect service. Continuous availability, immediate execution and execution at a particular price are not promised. A third-party failure is not automatically force majeure and does not automatically relieve the platform of legal responsibility.
7. Stopping use and revoking permissions
To stop using the service, separately review copy relationships, exchange orders, existing positions and wallet or agent permissions. Closing the page, logging out or pausing copying does not revoke exchange permissions or close positions. Revocation, pause and cancellation requests take time to process; submitted or executed transactions generally cannot be reversed, and existing positions can continue to incur losses and costs. Any security-related or legally required service restrictions remain subject to applicable law and your non-excludable rights.
8. Responsibility and statutory rights
You should understand and bear the inherent market risks of trading and are responsible for your choices and valid authorizations. This does not release the platform from legal duties concerning its services, security, data protection or other matters. Any limitation applies only to the extent permitted by applicable law and does not exclude or limit non-excludable liability, including for fraud, wilful misconduct or gross negligence where applicable, or mandatory consumer and data-subject rights. Responsibility for a dispute depends on the facts, causation, valid contractual terms and applicable law.
9. Updates and language versions
Final terms should identify the legal operator, contact details, effective date and applicable dispute-resolution arrangements. Material changes should be notified in advance or promptly as required by law, with renewed consent where required, and should not retroactively remove accrued rights. The Chinese and English texts are intended to have the same meaning; language ambiguities must not diminish rights protected by applicable law.