Kestrel

Watch everything. Act on evidence.

What this is

Screens every perpetual on the venue, reads the tape and the chains, and tests what you believe against real history. It reports what the market did and what a strategy would have done. It is not financial advice, it does not manage money, and nothing it shows is a recommendation to trade. Every number it prints is a measurement of the past, including the ones that look like forecasts.

What you pay for

• Trader — monthly — 500 Stars a month. Renews every 30 days. Cancel in two taps — you keep what you paid for.
• Trader — one year — 5000 Stars. One charge, 365 days. About 2 months free against the monthly plan.
• Trader — 30-day pass — 600 Stars. One charge. Nothing renews, nothing to cancel.
• Desk — monthly — 1500 Stars a month. Everything in Trader, at 300 assistant requests and 200 backtests a day.
• Trader — 30 days in TON — 6.219 TON. From your own wallet, on-chain, at the monthly price. Nothing renews.

A subscription renews itself until you cancel. Cancelling stops the next charge and keeps the days you have already paid for — it never takes access away early.

Days you earn instead of buying

Opening the app on somebody's invite link gives you 7 days of the paid plan, and gives them 14 once you come back on a later day. Nothing is charged for either, and no card or wallet is involved.

Earned days are not money. They are capped per day and in total, cannot be refunded, transferred or cashed out, and an account manufacturing referrals — its own second account, or accounts made to be counted — can have them withdrawn. Nobody is paid for a signup, only for somebody who comes back.

Refunds

Ask, through /paysupport in the bot. If the answer is yes, the Stars go back to your Telegram balance and premium ends the same minute. Telegram's own support cannot resolve a payment made to this bot; it has to be handled here. Reach a human at support@kestreltrade.app, or @mnihadmm on Telegram.

What is known about you

Your Telegram id, your first name and username as Telegram supplies them, the symbols on your watchlist, when you want your morning brief, what you have paid for, and which days you opened the app.

Then the things you make here, for as long as you keep them: the predictions you freeze, the alerts you set and what they have said, the strategies you build and their backtests, the readings you run, and a record of which buttons you pressed and when, which is kept for four months and used only to count how the app is doing. There is no advertising identifier, nothing is sold, and nothing is handed to a third party. Messages you send the assistant are forwarded to the model provider that answers them and are not used to train anything.

Two things are written down before you have an account at all, and they are the whole of it. Sending the bot a message records your Telegram id and name with the date, so whoever runs this install can see that somebody arrived — that row goes when you erase your account, and on its own after a year of silence if you never open one. And a link somebody shares is counted: how many times it was opened, and how many of those went on to open the app. That is a number attached to the link. Opening one is not logged against you, no identifier is set, and nothing about the person opening it is recorded — the app does not know who you are and does not try to find out.

Leaving

You can erase all of it from inside the app, at once, without asking anybody. It is immediate and it cannot be undone: the account, the watchlist, the predictions, the alerts, the strategies and the readings all go, the row saying the bot ever met you goes with them, and any link you shared stops opening.

Two things survive, and both for the same reason — they were never only yours. A call you published to the board keeps its score, without your name on it, because a leaderboard where losses can be deleted is not a record of anything. And a receipt you chose to anchor is on a public blockchain, which no one can take back — including us.

A wallet you connect is stored as an address so the app can show you which one it is. It authorises nothing: the app cannot move funds and never asks to.

Anchored receipts are public

A prediction receipt is hashed before its outcome exists. If you choose to anchor one, that hash is written to the TON blockchain by your own wallet, where it is permanent and public — which is the point, and is also irreversible. Nothing else about you goes on-chain.

Availability

This is a small piece of software run by a small operation. It can be down, it can be wrong, and market data comes from third parties who can also be down and wrong. It is provided as it is, without warranty.