AI Risk Copilot

No. Fexlon's AI is a copilot, not a pilot; it provides information and warnings, but the final trading decision rights belong entirely to the user. AI Risk Copilot may tell you "your risk exposure has exceeded the safe threshold" or "your account has an X% buffer to forced liquidation," but it will not tell you "you should buy/sell now." Our product-design principle is: AI makes risk visible; humans make decisions. This is also our fundamental difference from signal platforms.

AI Risk Copilot is a real-time, continuously running risk copilot, while Health Check is an on-demand one-time checkup. The relationship is like the difference between a "specialist appointment" and an "all-day online health monitor." Health Check helps you understand the current account state; Copilot continuously monitors risk changes during your trading process — when risk exposure exceeds thresholds, position structure becomes abnormal, or behavioral biases are triggered, Copilot pushes real-time alerts instead of waiting for you to query.

No. This is one of Copilot's most important boundaries. Copilot's entire responsibility is to monitor risk, push warnings, and flag biases — it analyzes the state of your account, not market trends. Copilot may tell you: "Your total risk exposure has exceeded X% of account net value; consider monitoring" or "Current position concentration is high and inconsistent with your historical risk preference" — but it will not tell you "you should buy BTC now" or "you should take profit at XX price." Buy/sell decisions always belong to you.

Copilot cannot guarantee you won't be liquidated, but it can significantly improve your ability to perceive risk before liquidation. Markets have extreme volatility, and no tool can completely eliminate liquidation risk. Copilot's value lies in: when your account enters a high-risk zone, it warns you while you still have room to act — giving you a critical reaction window. Whether to adjust positions, close positions, or stop losses is independently decided by you. Copilot is a tool to improve survival probability, not liquidation insurance.

Copilot builds a baseline model from your historical trading behavior and identifies whether current behavior deviates from the rational baseline. Specifically, the bias types it detects include: frequent reversals (multiple reverse operations in a short time, usually related to emotional decision-making), concentrated chase orders (continuously adding to one direction or asset), and abnormal position breakthroughs (single-open position size significantly higher than historical average). These behavior patterns are statistically associated with higher liquidation probability. After identifying a bias, Copilot issues a reminder to help you maintain a rational reflection opportunity in emotional states, but does not make position adjustments for you.

No, Copilot does not execute any trading operations and does not have order-placement-on-behalf-of-user functionality. Fexlon clearly commits: no order placement on behalf of users, no auto-trading, no execution of any operation affecting user funds. Copilot's actions are limited to: analyzing account data, generating risk-assessment reports, and pushing warning notifications. Any trading operation in the account must be completed independently by the user on the platform. This is Fexlon's product boundary and our commitment to user asset security and decision autonomy.