Risks

A short that goes the wrong way loses the entire stake. The premium and fee are spent regardless of the outcome, even if the price does not move at all.

Once a short is open it runs to expiry. No stop loss, no early close. If the coin pumps an hour in, you watch it happen.

If the price feed becomes unusable your position is cancelled and refunded rather than settled — even if it was heading for a profit.

Backers take the other side of every short in their pool. When shorts win, backers pay. Premiums can be far smaller than losses in a falling market, and your deposit can shrink.

Prices come from an on-chain pool. Thin liquidity makes manipulation cheaper. Caps and median windows reduce this risk but do not remove it.

The program can contain bugs. An audit reduces this risk; it does not eliminate it. A bug in a program holding collateral can be unrecoverable.

A listed coin can lose its liquidity, migrate or be abandoned within hours. Listing on TAVOZ is not an endorsement of any token.

Depending on where you live, these products may be restricted or prohibited. It is your responsibility to know whether you are allowed to use them.

Nothing on TAVOZ is financial advice. No return is promised or guaranteed. Do not stake money you cannot afford to lose.