Rules Glimz follows

Glimz makes calls and can prepare trades. These rules keep you in control.

You sign every trade

In Manual mode, Glimz prepares a swap and shows you the card: what you pay, about what you get, the minimum after slippage, price impact and route. Nothing happens until you sign it in your own wallet. See Trading.

It never holds your keys or funds

Glimz is never custodial. There is no Glimz wallet you deposit into, and Glimz never asks for your seed phrase or private key. On Base, a token approval is always for exactly the trade amount, never unlimited.

The only other money that moves is your subscription payment in USDC, and you send it yourself.

Automatic trading is opt-in, with hard limits

Auto mode is planned, not live. When it ships, it will trade only from an agent wallet you create and fund, within caps per trade and per day and a token allowlist you set. Never from your main wallet, and never as a custodial bot wallet. See Automations.

Calls are rules, not advice

A call like Buy or Don't copy comes from fixed, published rules applied to skill results. The same facts always give the same call. Glimz doesn't predict prices and doesn't know your budget. None of it is financial advice. See Buy or not and Copy or not.

Calls can be wrong, and are graded in public

Every coin call is logged and graded 24 hours later on the signal ledger. Misses stay there.

It does not guess

If a skill can't run on a chain, or a source is down, Glimz says so. "Not checked" is never shown as "no problem found".

It does not unmask people

Glimz reads public on-chain data. It can show what a wallet holds and does. It can't tell you who owns it.