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We watch markets, not you. The short version: we collect the minimum needed to run your account, we don't sell it, and the wallet data we analyze was public before we ever saw it.
Account basics: email, a password hash, display name, and your alert, watchlist and API settings. Billing identifiers and payment status come from our payment processors — we do not store full card numbers. Usage logs cover API calls, sign-ins, IP addresses and device/browser metadata kept for security, metering and debugging. If you use our mobile apps, we may also collect a device identifier, app version, and platform (iOS or Android) needed to deliver the app and keep your session secure.
We don't ask for your wallet addresses, we don't link your account to your trading activity, and we don't want to know your positions. The den's whole premise is that we sell the flashlight — knowing where our users point it would be a conflict of interest.
To run the Service: deliver alerts, meter API usage, bill you, and answer support. Aggregated, anonymized usage (e.g. "how many users watch politics markets") guides what we build next. No advertising, no profiling, no selling data to anyone.
If you enable push alerts on iOS or Android, we store a push token issued by Apple (APNs) or Google (FCM) and link it to your account so we can deliver notifications you asked for. You can disable push in the app or OS settings; we delete or deactivate tokens when you log out, uninstall, or turn alerts off. We do not use push tokens for advertising.
Web subscriptions are processed by Stripe. Mobile subscriptions purchased through the Apple App Store or Google Play are processed by Apple or Google under their terms — we receive purchase receipts and subscription status, not your full payment credentials. Each store may share an obfuscated account token so we can match the purchase to your Insydr account. See our terms for refunds and store-billing rules.
The wallets, trades and order books we analyze are public blockchain and exchange data. We profile wallet behavior, not wallet owners — we don't attempt to deanonymize addresses, and signals never include personal identity claims. If a published signal references your wallet and you believe the analysis is wrong, tell us.
A session cookie to keep you signed in and first-party analytics to count visits. The dashboard may use local storage for UI preferences. No third-party ad trackers — the fox doesn't follow you around the internet.
We use vetted processors to run parts of the Service, including: Stripe (web payments), Apple and Google (in-app purchases and push infrastructure), SendGrid or similar (transactional email), cloud hosting, and error monitoring. Each processor receives only the data needed for its role, under contracts that restrict use to providing services to us. We may disclose information when legally required and will notify you when the law allows.
Account profile and settings: kept while your account is active, then deleted or anonymized within 30 days after confirmed deletion (except where law requires longer). Auth and security logs: typically 90 days. API usage metering: aggregated for billing history; detailed request logs rotate after 90 days unless needed for an active dispute. Push tokens: removed when you disable alerts or delete your account. Billing records: kept as long as tax and accounting rules require. Market and on-chain history we ingest is a public record and remains part of the product even after account deletion.
Export, correct or delete your account data anytime from the dashboard, from our account deletion page, or by emailing us. Depending on where you live (GDPR, CCPA and friends) you may have additional rights to access, portability, restriction or objection — we honor the spirit of them for everyone rather than lawyering by geography.
This policy is governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, USA, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. If you are in the EEA, UK, or California, you may have additional rights under local law — contact us and we will respond in good faith.
Write to [email protected]. A human reads it — usually the same day.