Pulse ProtocolPrivate test version. Pulse Protocol is not open to the public yet: access is for testing and early access, by invitation only, and nothing is sold. It is operated by a company currently being incorporated in the Seychelles; its registration details will be published before any public commercial launch. The legal documents on this site are drafts that are not in force.
Product
Pulse is a terminal, not a signal service. It does not tell you what to buy. It makes what you decided survive your attention span.
The SmartTrade
Most interfaces treat an entry, a take-profit and a stop as three unrelated orders. That is how people end up with a filled entry and no protection: the entry went through, the stop was rejected, and nobody was watching.
In Pulse the three live in one object. You set the pair, the side, the leverage, the entry, up to several take-profits and one stop. Pulse places what the exchange accepts now, watches the rest on the server, and fires it when the price gets there.
It keeps watching
The monitor runs on the server. Closing the browser, losing Wi-Fi or putting the phone in a pocket changes nothing.
It tells you what it could not do
If a stop is held in the monitor instead of at the exchange, the position is listed as watched-only, in plain words: it is protected only while Pulse runs.
It shows the size before you send
Margin, notional, leverage and distance to liquidation are computed in front of you. That is where a mistake becomes visible, before it costs.
Coach, in the terminal
The Pulse terminal includes Coach, on its dashboard. It reads your own trading figures and says what they show about your decisions: a position without a stop, a pair that keeps costing you money, a high win rate that still ends in a net loss. It never gives an opinion on the market, and never tells you what to buy or sell.
Coach is part of the terminal, available once you are signed in. It is not a chatbot, and there is no assistant on this website. Open the terminal.
Presets
A preset is a SmartTrade you saved: the size, the targets, the stop, the leverage. It can be fired from the terminal in one click, or from a TradingView alert through a webhook. The message never carries the size, only the intent. See TradingView integration.
Simulation and live are never mixed
| Simulation | Live | |
|---|---|---|
| Prices | Real, from the exchange | Real, from the exchange |
| Money | Fake | Yours |
| Counted in net worth | No, deliberately | Yes |
| Shown on screen as | DEMO plus a banner on every page | LIVE |
Paper money that inflates a total makes the dashboard useless as a picture of what you actually own. That is why the separation is structural and not a display option.