PulseHODL

Trust, explained clearly

Everything you need to understand what PulseHODL reads, how estimates are made, and what the app never does.

Security and privacy

PulseHODL never connects to a wallet, never asks for a seed phrase or private key, and never requests transaction signing. The Regret Calculator runs entirely in your browser and saves your last setup to local storage only.

How it works

Open the Regret Calculator, pick a token and buy amount, then set how the Jeet panic sold and how long the Chad held. Results update instantly and can be shared as an image, on X, or on Telegram.

Metrics explained

Panic sell value is your buy amount times the dip price. Value if held is your buy amount times the peak multiplier. The Jeet penalty is (Buy / Dip price) × Peak price − Panic sell value. Chad profit is your buy amount times the exit multiplier, minus the buy amount.

Badges guide

Badges reward consistent tracking behaviors. First Spark marks your first complete tracking day. Iron Hands marks 30 days without selling a tracked token. Diamond Core marks 90 days with the same token. Tiers increase as the behavior repeats or lasts longer.

Data sources and limitations

The calculator uses mathematical presets, not live market data or external APIs. Price paths are illustrative and results are hypothetical.

FAQ

Can you spend my funds? No, there is no wallet connection. Where are my numbers saved? Only in this browser's local storage. Do you sell my data? PulseHODL does not collect it.

Disclaimer and terms

PulseHODL is not financial advice and makes no guarantees. It is a tracking and self awareness tool. Do not use its estimates as trading signals.

Changelog and roadmap

Current focus: read only wallet analytics, calmer check in tracking, and clearer explanations. Next: better historical coverage, exportable snapshots, and more transparent metric comparisons.