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Why the trial cookie exists

The free trial can otherwise be taken repeatedly with new email addresses, which costs a small independent product real money. The cookie, together with the network your request came from, lets us tell that a trial has already been used. If it matches, the subscription simply starts billing immediately instead of after seven days — nothing is blocked, and you are told before you reach the payment page.

Your IP address

We record the network an account was created from — coarsened to a network range, not the exact address — for the same trial check, and our web server keeps standard request logs. Local and private addresses are not recorded at all.

Turning them off

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Questions

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Not financial advice. Information and education only. Signals and paper-trade results are not a recommendation to trade. Past or simulated performance does not indicate future results. Crypto trading carries a high risk of loss — you may lose some or all of your capital. Always do your own research.