Frequently asked questions

Scrupling is a risk desk for your own crypto trades. You write your rules once (your Playbook). Before each trade, Scrupling checks the idea against them on live data, shows the real cost of executing it and the size your rules allow. Saved decisions are watched around the clock, and you are told when one drifts, breaks or can no longer be checked.

Charts show price and journals record trades after the fact. Scrupling sits before and during the decision: it checks your rules, prices in fees and slippage, stress-tests your open decisions against real crashes and watches the assumptions your thesis depends on. It never predicts and never tells you what to buy.

Neither. Scrupling never tells you which coin to buy and never calls a token safe. It checks the trade ideas you write against the limits you set and watches them after you save them. For a token, Token X-Ray reads its public on-chain signals (liquidity, holders, mint and freeze authority, taxes, honeypot signals) and checks them against token rules you set; anything it cannot read is shown as unknown, never as fine.

Yes, from your public address only. Paste the 0x address of your Hyperliquid account in Connections: Scrupling reads your open positions from Hyperliquid's public data and lets you watch each one in a click. It never asks for a key or a signature, and it cannot trade or move funds.

Perpetual decisions on coins listed on Hyperliquid are re-checked about every minute on Hyperliquid's live price; every other decision about every 10 minutes. An alert goes out as soon as a check sees the change. If a price cannot be read, the decision says so instead of showing an old state.

The price at which your idea is proven wrong, decided before you act. Scrupling sizes the position from it and watches it for you, so you never have to move the goalposts when the market turns.

A stress test for your open decisions. It shows what a flash crash, a bear week, a black swan or a replay of FTX (Nov 2022), the UST depeg (May 2022) or March 2020 would do to them, with the size you planned and whether stops would fill or gap. It is a stated scenario, not a forecast. Part of Pro.

Write the conditions your thesis needs, for example a protocol's TVL staying above a level, funding staying below a limit or volume holding up. Scrupling re-checks them on fresh data and emails you the moment one breaks. Missing data shows as unknown, never as fine. Part of Plus.

It answers questions about your own decisions, Playbook and the live data Scrupling holds, cites every source and draws the chart behind it. It can argue the other side (Red team) or give three views at once (Committee). It cannot change your limits, place an order or give advice, and it says so when it cannot know. Every conversation is saved in your Copilot history.

Every coin listed on CoinMarketCap, memecoins included. Search by ticker or name anywhere in the app. Funding and order-book depth come from Hyperliquid for coins listed there.

Never. Scrupling is non-custodial and runs in analysis and PAPER mode only. It never asks for seed phrases, private keys or exchange credentials and cannot move funds or place real orders. If anything ever asks you for these, it is not us.

No. Everything in the product is general information for your own analysis. Simulated, historical and stress results do not predict future results, and cryptoassets can lose all of their value.

No. We never sell personal data, and your decisions, notes and questions are visible only to your account. The Privacy Policy lists the providers we use to run the service.

Yes. Settings has a one-click download of everything we keep about you, and a button to delete your account permanently, which also cancels any subscription.

So nobody can open an account in your name and so your alerts and billing emails reach you. You can sign in once you open the link we send.

Community is free: 3 watched decisions, 10 checks and 5 AI questions a day. Plus ($29 / €29 a month) adds unlimited checks, alerts by email, Telegram, Discord and phone, Assumption Radar, the cost model and the AI Committee. Pro ($49.99 / €49.99) adds Risk Twin, Kelly sizing, the cooldown lock, Red team and backtests. Institutional Desk ($199 / €199) is for teams of up to 5. The Plans page compares every feature.

Yes. Yearly works out to $24 a month for Plus, $39.99 for Pro and $159 for Institutional Desk, billed once a year.

Both, at the same numbers: you choose on the Plans page and pay in that currency. Tax such as VAT may be added at checkout where it applies.

Yes. Paid plans start with a 14-day free trial, once per person. A card is required; cancel before the trial ends and nothing is charged.

Open Manage billing from the Plans page. Cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for. In the EU and UK you can withdraw within 14 days of buying for a refund; see the Terms.

Share your link from Settings. When someone who joined through it makes their first real payment, you get one month of Plus as billing credit, up to 12 a year.

Payments are handled by Stripe, which supports major cards and, depending on your country and device, wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay. We never see your full card number.