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
- Monthly — 200 Stars a month. Renews every 30 days. Cancel in two taps — you keep what you paid for.
- 30-day pass — 250 Stars. One charge. Nothing renews, nothing to cancel.
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.
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: @mnihadmm
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. That is the whole list. There is no tracking, no advertising identifier, and nothing is sold or 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.
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.