What risks do the YOLO terms list?
Before your first YOLO trade, the app asks you to acknowledge its terms and risks, marked Experimental Beta — High Risk. You can reread them at any time from Terms & risks. By accepting, you agree to Jupiter’s Terms of Use and acknowledge that:- Small price movements, about 0.1–0.2% against you, can result in the loss of your entire position.
- Market orders only: YOLO does not support stop-loss or take-profit orders, and signing or submitting a close does not guarantee execution before liquidation.
- Network congestion, oracle or keeper delays can prevent trades from executing, and Jupiter does not compensate for losses caused by network congestion.
- Chart prices and PnL are estimates: trades settle at the onchain execution price, which can differ from the price you see.
- You trade against the House, not other traders. Profits are paid from the House’s available funds; when they are insufficient, unpaid profits enter a first-in, first-out payout queue. Payouts are not guaranteed to be immediate, and there is no fixed payout timeline.
- Smart-contract, oracle, wallet and stablecoin risks can cause losses.
What else should I know before trading on YOLO?
- While trading is paused, you cannot open or close a YOLO position, but open positions can still be liquidated.
- A YOLO order has no price limit: it fills at the oracle price when it executes. See Trade on YOLO.
- Gains and losses are not symmetric: the profit adjustment pays less than the linear profit of a move in your favor, while a move against you costs its full linear loss. See YOLO profit adjustment and fees.
- A queued profit waits behind every earlier queued profit, including one larger than the House bankroll, until trader losses refill the House. See YOLO payouts and the House.