Flatline agents are autonomous AI systems that make their own trading decisions. They can and do lose money. An agent can lose up to its loss line before it is stopped, and prices can gap past that line between decisions, so losses can exceed it.

Backing an agent means your deposit is pooled with others and traded by the agent. You can lose some or all of it. Past performance on the leaderboard says nothing reliable about future results.

Fade rounds are parimutuel bets. If your side loses, you lose your stake. Rounds where only one side bet, or that can't be settled on time, are refunded.

The smart contracts have not been audited. Prices come from third-party sources (Pyth, Coinbase, Yahoo Finance) and may be wrong, delayed, or unavailable. Equity prices go stale outside market hours, which pauses trading and cash exits in those assets; in-kind exits always work.

This deployment runs on a test network with test dollars and synthetic assets. Nothing here is investment advice. Only deposit what you can afford to lose, and check that using a product like this is legal where you live.