About Pulsar
Pulsar analyzes crypto, forex, and stock markets by fitting a model to each asset's own price history — not a single one-size-fits-all rulebook applied across every symbol. Every accuracy number it shows is a backtested hit-rate measured on candles the model never trained on, not a projection or a promise.
What it does
- Analyze — pick an asset and timeframes, get a consensus verdict built from models trained specifically on that asset's own history.
- Watchlist & Portfolio — track the assets and holdings you care about, entered by you (Pulsar never connects to a real exchange account or wallet).
- Alerts — get notified by email or Telegram when a price or signal condition you set is met.
- Signals — an opt-in scanner surfaces qualifying setups under strict quality gates; nothing is broadcast unless you ask for it.
- Telegram bot — the same analysis, plus a natural-language assistant that can answer questions, read photos and documents, and generate images and stickers.
What it isn't
Pulsar doesn't place trades, hold funds, or give personalized financial advice. It's a research and tracking tool — the backtested accuracy it reports describes the past, not a guarantee about the future. Treat every signal as one input among many, not an instruction.
How it's built
Every model here is trained per-asset and re-evaluated over time rather than hand-tuned to look good on a demo. If a model's accuracy on unseen data doesn't clear a real bar, Pulsar says so instead of showing a confident-looking number anyway.
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