Privacy in plain words
What we keep today. Your wallet address, when you signed in and the name of the wallet app you signed with. The name, email and time zone you type in your menu, if you type them, and the picture you set there, until you remove it. Your feats, each with its date and what proved it, and the notices in your bell. The latest reading of your fee week, once you are a Sailor. If you link Discord: your Discord id, your name there and the day the account was made, tied to your wallet, and the rank the Fleet last gave you there; never a Discord token. What you send through the feedback form, with the page you sent it from and, when you are signed in, your wallet; it also reaches our inbox by email. Each True PnL look-up is logged: the position or transaction you asked about, a scrambled trace of your connection, made with a secret key that stays on the server so it cannot be turned back into your IP (never your wallet in that trace), kept against abuse of the tool, and, when you are signed in, your wallet address next to it. Those lines are kept 90 days, then erased. Every sign-in attempt, passed or failed, keeps the signed message, your address and the wallet app's name for thirty days. The alert settings of the Signals, the boxes you show or hide and their order live in your browser only. This site sets three cookies: one keeps you signed in, two more last a few minutes, while you sign in or link Discord; none of them follows you to another site. What you type in the search box is answered and not kept.
The web server's log. Our web server writes one line for each request it answers and keeps it 14 days: the address asked for and the page you came from, both without the part after a question mark, the time, the browser as it names itself, the other details it sends with each request (its language, for example) and the status of the answer. Your connection's address is cut short there: its first three numbers in IPv4, its first three groups (a /48) in IPv6. Your cookies are never written in it. For True PnL, the address you paste is replaced by a marker in that log.
Who else sees a request. To read public data for you, the Fleet has to ask for it, and the service it asks can see that the Fleet asked, and about which wallet. Meteora, about your wallet: your fee week once you are a Sailor and, for any signed-in member, Recruits included, your positions each time you open Your history or a token page (a token page reads them on its own, at each refresh). LP Agent, about your wallet: the bins of your open positions on a token page; and when True PnL reads a position, that position and the wallet that owns it, to print LP Agent's own figure next to ours. Our Solana data provider: the position or transaction you paste in True PnL, to read its transactions. Cloudflare: its anti-spam check, on the feedback form and on the Discord check, with the address of your connection when our server confirms the check. GMGN or GeckoTerminal: only when you pick their chart on a token page. The positions and bins read for Your history and the token pages stay in memory only, never in a database, and are read again after a few minutes. None of it is sold, and none of it is used to follow you around.
What we would keep once the nightly readings exist Planned. Your fees per day, your closed positions and your rank, all read from public data. The handle of an X account, if linking one comes, and only the handle.
What we never see. Your private keys. A signature proves you hold the wallet; it gives us nothing else.
What a leak would expose. The link between a wallet and a name, an email, a picture or a Discord account, and the positions a signed-in wallet looked up. Never a way to move funds. That link is the most sensitive thing the Fleet holds, and it is why the leaderboards, when they come, print percentiles and never wallets.
What you can do. Change or clear your name, your email, your time zone and your picture at any time, today, from your menu, and unlink your Discord account there (a scrambled trace of that account stays, so the feat it earned counts only once). Export your data and delete your data Planned: everything goes, except the record of who was granted or banned and when, which is never erased: it is what keeps a wallet from being banned and unbanned without a trace.
Who sees your rank. You, in your menu. If you link Discord, the Fleet's server shows it as your role there, and a step up is announced in #promotions under your Discord name, with the line that rank asks for, never with your wallet or your own fees. The member leaderboards, when they come, will show percentiles. Never a public page.
What the Fleet never does
- Never a transaction. The only thing we ever ask your wallet for is a signature on a message that names this site. No approvals, no permissions, nothing that can move funds.
- Never advice. The Signals show what moves on Meteora DLMM; the Weather reads the market; True PnL counts what landed. None of it tells you what to do with your SOL. Information, not advice.
- Third-party code in two places only. No trackers, no analytics, no ads. Code from elsewhere loads in two places, each in plain sight: Cloudflare's anti-spam check, when you open the feedback form and on the Discord check (/verify), never on sign-in; and the GMGN or GeckoTerminal chart on a token page, only when you pick it over the Fleet chart, in its own frame. Token logos are pictures, not code: they load from the sites that host them. The chart libraries are open source and served from this site, and the search box in the header asks this site, nobody else.
- No wallet printed. Never on a leaderboard, never on a public page, never in a post.
- Nothing sold. No token, no NFT, no points, no yield. A rank is a title and an access, never a payout.
- No guessing. A number is printed when it is proven, and refused with a reason when it is not. A signal whose source is down says so; it never reads as a quiet market.
Questions and changes
A question about your data, or something to change or remove: the Feedback button, bottom right, lands straight in our inbox, or message @NaojNc on X.
This page changes when the Fleet does. The same words live in How it works, with the rest of the rules.
Last amended November 10, 2026.