1. Provider, scope, and customers
These Terms apply to OrangeScope, provided by Sebastian Ehrig, trading as OrangeScope, Rosenthaler Str. 72a, 10119 Berlin, Germany. The provider is also the seller and your contract party. Mollie B.V. processes payments but does not become the seller.
Paid subscriptions are currently offered only to persons aged 18 or over with a German billing address. Consumer means a natural person acting predominantly outside their trade or profession. Special business-customer terms apply only if expressly agreed.
2. OrangeScope service
OrangeScope provides standardized Bitcoin market information, technical indicators, historical signals, scenario ranges, and selected macro data through a web dashboard. Users of the same plan receive the same analysis; the service does not assess personal finances, objectives, experience, portfolio, tax position, or risk tolerance.
The Premium plan includes optional standardized alerts for newly completed daily Buy/Sell signals and defined market-context changes: price crossings of current drawdown-risk or breakout levels, weekly Gaussian market-phase transitions, and material changes in the displayed macro summary. Customers may activate email, SMS, or both in the dashboard. Depending on the alert type, a message states a reference price, timestamp, concise model explanation, and relevant reference or invalidation level where available. Alerts do not place or arrange a trade, do not monitor an exchange account, and are not guaranteed to arrive before the market moves.
OrangeScope does not provide personalized investment advice, portfolio management, brokerage, reception or transmission of orders, order execution, transaction arrangement, custody, exchange services, or access to customer funds or crypto-assets. It does not connect to a customer exchange or wallet. OrangeScope is not authorised as a crypto-asset service provider and is not supervised by BaFin for this analytics service; the service is deliberately limited to the standardized information model described here. The Risk Disclosure forms part of the service information.
3. Seven-day trial
The Free offer is an approved seven-day trial with the features described for Pro. It requires no payment details, does not automatically become a paid subscription, and ends without cancellation. Trial access may be refused or withdrawn for abuse, credential sharing, or security reasons. Premium signal notifications are not included unless expressly stated.
4. Pre-contract information and contract formation
Plan pages are invitations to place an order, not binding offers. Before ordering, the checkout states the service's main characteristics, seller, term, renewal status, total price, payment method, withdrawal information, and applicable terms. You may correct entered information before proceeding to payment.
By activating the clearly labelled payment-obligation button in Mollie Checkout, you submit a binding order. The contract is formed when OrangeScope confirms acceptance by email or activates paid access after verified payment, whichever occurs first. The order confirmation is sent to the email address entered at checkout on a durable medium and includes the material contract information.
5. Prices, payment, and invoices
The total consumer price shown immediately before the order is placed is binding. Monthly fees and annual fixed-term prices are payable in advance. Available payment methods are displayed by Mollie and may depend on Mollie's eligibility and risk checks. OrangeScope—not Mollie—is responsible for the contractual service and billing documents.
The tax treatment and any tax statement shown in checkout and on the invoice apply. OrangeScope provides billing documents in accordance with the applicable tax and accounting requirements. Failed or reversed payments may suspend paid access after reasonable notice, without affecting mandatory consumer rights.
6. Start of service and withdrawal
Consumers have the statutory right of withdrawal described in the Withdrawal Information. At checkout you may expressly request that OrangeScope begin providing the digital service before the 14-day withdrawal period expires. That request does not itself remove the withdrawal right. If you withdraw after performance has begun, statutory proportionate compensation may be payable to the extent the legal requirements are met.
7. Term, renewal, and ordinary cancellation
- Monthly: initial term of one month, renewing for consecutive one-month periods unless cancelled. Ordinary cancellation may be submitted at any time and takes effect at the end of the current paid month.
- Annual: fixed term of twelve months, charged in full upfront. It does not renew automatically. Continued access after the term requires a new order.
The continuously available contract action function may be used without signing in. The right of either party to terminate for good cause remains unaffected.
8. Access credentials, licence, and acceptable use
Access is personal to the customer and limited to the seats included in the selected plan. For the paid or trial access term, OrangeScope grants a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use the service for the customer's own information and decision-support purposes. No ownership in software, models, content, or datasets is transferred.
Credentials must be kept confidential. Customers must not share access beyond the plan, circumvent controls, overload or probe the service, introduce malicious code, scrape it at scale, resell data, or republish charts, signals, datasets, or substantial parts of the dashboard without permission. Statutory rights to use the service remain unaffected.
Suspected misuse may result in a proportionate temporary restriction while it is investigated. OrangeScope will restore access where the concern is resolved and will not use this clause to evade contractual performance.
9. Availability, data, notifications, and updates
OrangeScope depends on third-party market, sentiment, macro, messaging, and infrastructure services. Data and notifications can be delayed, corrected, incomplete, duplicated, or unavailable, and historical source data may be revised. Maintenance and security work may temporarily reduce availability. OrangeScope will use reasonable care to operate the service and communicate material, foreseeable interruptions where practicable.
Buy/Sell notifications are generated after the relevant daily signal candle has completed and a scheduled analysis confirms it. Market-context alerts are generated only after a scheduled analysis detects a defined threshold crossing or a change from the previously recorded market or macro state. They are a supplementary delivery channel, not continuous real-time monitoring or an emergency-alert service. Customers must not rely on an email or SMS as the sole means of monitoring a position or limiting loss.
Features, models, visual presentation, and data sources may be updated to maintain security, legal compliance, accuracy, or usefulness, provided the contractual utility is not unreasonably impaired. Material changes beyond what is necessary to maintain contractual conformity will be made only in accordance with the statutory rules for digital products, including any required information and termination rights.
10. Statutory conformity rights
Mandatory German consumer rights for digital products remain fully applicable, including remedies for failure to supply, lack of conformity, and required updates. Nothing in these Terms shortens statutory limitation periods or shifts a burden of proof where that would be unlawful. Please report technical defects to info@orangescope.de with enough detail to reproduce the issue.
11. No performance promise
No signal, scenario, probability, backtest, level, or historical result promises a trading outcome, profit, loss limitation, timeliness, or future accuracy. Market decisions remain the user's responsibility. This allocation of market risk does not exclude OrangeScope's liability for breach of its own statutory or contractual duties.
12. Liability
OrangeScope has unlimited liability for intent and gross negligence; injury to life, body, or health; guarantees expressly assumed; fraudulent concealment; and liability that cannot lawfully be limited, including under applicable product-liability law. For slight negligence, OrangeScope is liable where an essential contractual obligation is breached, limited to the foreseeable loss typical for this type of contract. An essential obligation is one whose performance makes proper fulfilment possible and on which a customer ordinarily relies. Otherwise, liability for slight negligence is excluded. These limits also apply to agents and representatives.
13. Privacy
Personal data is processed as described in the Privacy Policy. Payment and messaging providers receive only the information needed for their respective functions. Contract performance is not made conditional on optional SMS activation or marketing consent.
14. Complaints and dispute resolution
Complaints may be sent to info@orangescope.de. OrangeScope is not willing and is not obliged to participate in proceedings before a consumer arbitration board. This does not restrict statutory rights or court access.
15. Contract text, language, and final provisions
The contract language is English. OrangeScope stores the order and the legal-text versions associated with it and sends the material contract information by email. Customers should retain that confirmation. Current legal texts remain accessible on this website.
German law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. For consumers, this choice does not deprive them of mandatory protection under the law that would otherwise apply. Statutory places of jurisdiction remain unaffected. If a provision is invalid, the remaining provisions continue to apply; the invalid provision is replaced only by the applicable statutory rule.