What is Decryptr?
Decryptr is a crypto social network where traders post their calls on the record: each call is sealed the moment it posts and scored against what the market actually did. Each trader's record of sealed calls sits on their public profile, so you can see who has been right before you read what they say next.
Decryptr also has Signals, crypto news summarised as it breaks, and Levels, a free daily game where you draw where a coin goes over the next 12 hours. It is made by Decryptr Limited, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 17484593), and runs on the web at www.decryptr.ai. Apps for iPhone and Android, using the same account, are coming soon.
How are calls scored on Decryptr?
A call is sealed the moment it posts and scored 24 hours later against the Hyperliquid price: it is right if the price moved the way it was called, up for a long and down for a short. Nobody, including the person who posted it, can edit a sealed call, and wrong calls stay on the record too.
A call can also carry a target and a stop, checked over a window of 24 hours, 3 days or 7 days; the receipt says which was reached first, or neither. A hit rate shows on a profile once someone has 10 scored calls. Each account can seal at most 10 calls in 24 hours, with one open call per coin. Past calls don't predict future results.
What is Levels?
Levels is Decryptr's free daily prediction game: you draw where a coin (usually Bitcoin) goes over the next 12 hours, and your line is scored from 0 to 100 against the real Hyperliquid price. Rounds run once a day in each of three regions (Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific) and stay open for ten minutes.
It is free to enter, 18+, and nothing is staked or paid out in money: the top score in a round of 10 or more players wins a month of Decryptr +. It is not a bet, a prediction market or a financial product. The full rules are at /levels/rules.
What is Signals?
Signals is Decryptr's crypto news feed: market-moving stories on Bitcoin, Ethereum and the coins traders watch, summarised in a line or two with the coins each story may move. Each story credits its source.
Signed out, you see the top five stories, 15 minutes behind. With an account the full wire is 5 minutes behind on the free plan, 1 minute on Decryptr + and live on Decryptr X.
How much does Decryptr cost?
Decryptr is free to use, and there are two paid plans, Decryptr + and Decryptr X, for faster news, more market data and more AI questions.
Free costs nothing: news 5 minutes late and 7 days back, your journal for 7 and 30 days, 5 alerts, 1 linked wallet and 50 AI credits a month, with ads in the app.
Decryptr + costs £8.99 a month or £85.99 a year: news 1 minute after it lands instead of 5 and the full archive, whale trades 1 minute late, your full trading record and journal, 20 active alerts, the Prop hub with 3 linked exchange or prop accounts, 500 AI credits a month and fewer ads in the app.
Decryptr X costs £19.99 a month or £191.99 a year: everything in Decryptr +, plus 100 active alerts, 10 linked exchange or prop accounts, live news and live whale trades, the liquidation heatmap and levels, tracked Hyperliquid positions on charts, footprint charts in the app, the full news impact history, liquidation alerts, the prop rule guard, the AI coach, trade replay, backtesting, 2,000 AI credits a month and no ads.
New accounts that haven't had a plan before can try either paid plan free for 7 days. Prices are in pounds sterling; compare every row at /plus.
What does Decryptr X include?
Decryptr X is Decryptr's top plan, at £19.99 a month or £191.99 a year: everything in Decryptr +, plus live news and whale trades, the liquidation heatmap, liquidation alerts, the prop rule guard, the AI coach, trade replay, backtesting, 2,000 AI credits a month and no ads.
In full: everything in Decryptr +, and the liquidation heatmap and levels, tracked Hyperliquid positions on charts, footprint charts in the app, the full news impact history, liquidation alerts (a push when the price nears a big liquidation cluster on a coin you follow, and at 10%, 5% and 2% from the liquidation price of your own positions), the prop rule guard (the daily loss limit and max drawdown of your firm tracked on linked prop accounts, with a push at 50%, 75% and 90% used), the AI coach, and 2,000 AI credits a month instead of 500. Decryptr + has fewer ads in the app; Decryptr X has none.
It gives you more data and more of your own records; it does not tell you what to buy or sell.
Is Decryptr financial advice?
No. Decryptr is not a broker or an exchange: it does not hold your money, execute trades or tell you what to buy or sell, and posts are the opinions of the people who write them.
Cryptoassets are high risk. Don't invest unless you're prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong.
Who runs Decryptr?
Decryptr is run by Decryptr Limited, registered in England and Wales, company number 17484593, with its registered office at 18B Gregory Street, Nottingham, NG7 2LR. Contact [email protected].