Terms of use
By using Epsilon you agree to these terms. Plain-language summary: Epsilon is a self-custodial software interface, you are responsible for your trades and your keys, and crypto is risky.
What Epsilon is
Epsilon is a software interface for trading on Robinhood Chain. Orders you place are executed by on-chain smart contracts from wallets you control. Epsilon does not custody funds, execute trades on your behalf as a broker, or act as a counterparty to any transaction.
No financial advice
Nothing on Epsilon — including charts, analytics, token pages, or documentation — is investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. Order types like stop losses and trailing stops are execution tools, not guarantees of outcome; fills depend on on-chain liquidity and market conditions.
Your responsibilities
- You are solely responsible for safeguarding your wallets, keys, and sign-in methods.
- You are responsible for ensuring that using Epsilon is legal in your jurisdiction and that you comply with applicable laws, including tax obligations.
- You must not use Epsilon for unlawful activity, market manipulation, or to circumvent sanctions.
Risks
Trading digital assets involves substantial risk, including total loss. Prices are volatile, liquidity can vanish, and smart contracts — ours and those of the protocols we route through — can contain bugs. Use Epsilon only with funds you can afford to lose.
No warranty; limitation of liability
Epsilon is provided "as is" without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Epsilon and its contributors are not liable for any losses arising from your use of the interface, including losses from failed or delayed order execution, protocol exploits, or network outages.
Changes
We may update these terms as the product evolves; the latest version always lives at this URL. Material changes will be announced on X @TradeEpsilon.