Clear about what the site records.

This notice explains the information used to run the website, verify purchases, issue licenses, and measure page traffic.

Website views

The displayed User count is a page-view counter. It began at 100 to include earlier traffic and increases when the website loads or refreshes. It does not represent unique people, accounts, customers, or active app users.

Checkout and licenses

Purchase verification uses the selected plan and network, a temporary quote, the public transaction hash, payment amount, destination wallet, confirmation time, and license activation status. Never send us a wallet private key or seed phrase.

Referrals and local settings

If you create a promoter profile, the submitted display name, email, referral code, and verified purchase tally are stored. Referral codes and promoter dashboard details may also be saved in your browser so the site can restore them.

Support tickets

If you request support, the email and/or Discord username, message, submission source, ticket status, and time are stored. The ticket is delivered to a private Discord support queue so we can reply. Never include passwords, license keys, seed phrases, or payment secrets.

Services and security

Hosting, database, blockchain RPC, Discord, and deployment providers process the minimum technical data needed to deliver the site, support customers, and verify public transactions. We do not request brokerage passwords, wallet credentials, or private trading-account information.

Signal outcome measurement

Licensed apps report the ticker, asset class, displayed direction, entry, target, stop, model score, and signal context needed to measure outcomes. The public website may display a verified percentage, but private episode records and sample counts are not published.

Use of $matters is subject to the educational-tool disclaimer. This policy may be updated as the product and service providers change.