Product boundaries / Data & privacy
Clear context for market data, wallet verification, community records, and external trading routes.
Prices and activity come from DEX Screener. One selected pool represents each token. Coverage can be partial, delayed, or manipulated; a listing or logo does not establish token quality. Community attention scores measure participation rather than future returns.
A readable signature proves control of an EVM or Solana address and links it to the signed-in Site account. EchoTrade does not request a seed phrase, private key, token approval, or transfer to connect. Wallet-linked records persist after disconnection and become accessible again after that address is verified.
The database stores wallet addresses, account links, challenges, Echo activity, watchlists, boards, snapshots, private price targets and their observations, reports, and assistant messages. Wallet watchlists, price alerts, and private boards are checked on the server. Community Echoes and shared boards expose wallet address information to Site visitors. Assistant conversation history is account-specific and can be cleared in the chat.
Price rules are research reminders tied to a selected pool. Checks run while the app is visible and the wallet is connected. A rule records a reached target once from an observed price. The app does not check while closed, send push or email notifications, or execute a trade when a level is reached. Market moves between checks can be missed.
X, logo repositories, DEX Screener, and trading applications operate independently. Opening a trading route does not execute a swap. Confirm the network, contract, and quote inside the destination application.
Read the field guide β for the attention score formula, current features, record limits, and remaining development areas. Follow @echodottrade β for the project conversation.
