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Trading cryptocurrencies and other financial instruments carries a high level of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment. Automated trading amplifies these risks: bugs, misconfiguration, exchange outages, slippage, and market conditions can produce losses faster than manual trading. Leverage and short positions can result in losses exceeding your initial deposit. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose.
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This section lists, plainly, what Freqle stores about you, why, and how it's protected — in addition to the credential-handling already described above.
| Data | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Email, first name, password hash | account login, and the address a verification or password-reset link is sent to |
| Self-chosen trader type (e.g. hodler/whale) and an optional bio | shown on your public profile; entirely optional |
| Plan tier & expiry (free/premium/premium+) | which features and queue priority your account gets |
| Backtests, ratings, favourites, votes and reactions you trigger or leave | the actual feature — running a check, rating a strategy, upvoting a post |
| Forum posts, comments and profile "about" text you write | the community features; this content is public by nature |
| Uploaded strategy files | the search/backtest features you used them for |
| Support/feedback submissions (and an optional contact address on them) | so we can answer you |
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We do not sell or share your account data. The only places personal data can leave our own server: the address you register with, if email is enabled, transits Google's SMTP relay purely to deliver a verification/reset link — Google does not otherwise receive your account data. Uploaded/discovered strategy code and its metadata are not personal data and aren't covered here.
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