Version of 1 November 2026 · Español
Kronochart trains you with past moments and no money. Trading in a real market is something else. Read this before you do.
Crypto prices rise and fall sharply: they can move more than 10% in a single day, sometimes much more. They can fall and never recover, and an exchange can go bust, be hacked or freeze withdrawals. Only invest what you can afford to lose entirely.
With leverage, a small move against you wipes out your whole margin. At x10, a 10% drop liquidates it; at x50, 2% is enough; at x100, 1%. Moves like these are common in crypto, sometimes within minutes. On top of that, the exchange charges fees and funding, and the real liquidation can come sooner than you calculate. With leverage you can lose all the money in the trade, and with some products even more.
Leveraged products such as perpetual futures or CFDs are complex. The warnings that European rules require CFD providers to display state that most retail investor accounts lose money with them.
Our own studies with real BTC, ETH and SOL data show it: most classic patterns and indicators are right very close to how often chance would be. For example, price reaching a support or resistance kept going in its favour 49.7% of the time, against chance’s 50%. Figures and method are in Learn. What you train is reading context, placing the stop where the idea is invalidated and controlling risk, not guessing.
No one can promise you profits from trading. Be wary of signal groups, “mentors” or platforms that guarantee returns, ask you to send money or crypto, or rush you. Before using a firm, check that it is registered or authorised by your country’s financial regulator (in Spain, the CNMV), which also publishes warnings about unauthorised firms and about the risks of crypto-assets.
Kronochart is training with past moments. It is not a financial institution, does not provide investment or crypto-asset services, does not hold money or crypto, does not give signals or recommendations and has no prizes with economic value. Nothing you see in Kronochart is an invitation to buy or sell any asset.