User Manual

Getting started

HyperSignal Reactor is a live trading station built around the CIPHER-1 signal engine. In one place you get automated perpetuals trading on Kalshi, Kraken spot trading, seven Atlas desks for prediction markets and research, a mixer that tunes your bot, an AI assistant called AXIOM, a scanner with server-side alerts, a community, courses and a points economy.

This manual is the long version. If you just want to be up and running, start with the Quick Start — it takes about ten minutes — and come back here when you want the detail.

Your first session, in order

1. Open the station from access.html. It runs in any modern browser on desktop or phone; nothing to install.
2. Take the welcome tour when it offers. It walks four chapters — The Cockpit, Your Bot, The Panels and Trading — and you can skip any chapter. Replay it any time from Support Resources → Replay Station Tour in the left rail.
3. Open your profile (the avatar orb, top right). Set your callsign, avatar and theme; this is also where exchange keys, security and your wallet live.
4. Connect an exchange under Profile → Exchange Accounts → Connections — Kraken for spot (Trading Station and up) or Kalshi for perpetuals and the prediction desks (Full Arsenal). See Chapter 07.
5. Land on Commander. Try settings on the paper bot first ($1,000,000 of virtual money on the same engine) before they touch real money.

The station at a glance

The station has three columns. On a phone they become three pages — Config · Chart · Pairs — and you swipe between them.

The centre tabs

Default Tab Settings also sets the window size, which centre tab opens on login, which right-rail tab opens first (Crypto, Order Book or Account), and which monitor mode starts on login.

Around the tabs: AXIOM (the AI guide), Interstellar Chat with voice rooms, Station Mail, the Education Hub, points, ranks and referrals, and your profile with themes and wallpapers.

Commander

Commander is the tab you land on and the whole machine in one scroll: who you are, what the bot is doing, what the market looks like to the engine, your settings, and what those settings have actually earned. Everything on it follows the bot selected in Bot Config.

The bridge and stat cards

• Bridge header — callsign, rank badge, session uptime and three status lamps: VPS BOT FEED.
• Stat cards — Signal Points, Fleet Rank, Bot Executions and Badges Earned. Each ⓘ explains its number.
• Rank ring and ID card — progress to your next rank, your Commander card, and your referral code on the card itself (tap to copy the link).
• Commander Type — the avatar creator: Human, Robot or Alien, skin tone, card accent, and your badge rack. Collapse it once you are done.

Bot Trading and Fleet Social

The right half of Commander has two tabs. ⚡ BOT TRADING holds your trading panels, top to bottom:

◆ FLEET SOCIAL holds the Mothership Drop (point airdrop events), the Fleet Marketplace (tunes other commanders have published), Fleet Pulse and Fleet Leaders by Signal Points.

Position controls

Every Kalshi position card carries five controls. ADD and TRIM size themselves on the first tap and send on the second; CLOSE takes two taps.

Your bot

There are two ways the station trades for you: a long-only Kraken spot bot (Trading Station and up), and 24/7 Kalshi perpetuals, long and short, run by the CIPHER-1 engine on a dedicated server and tuned by your mixer (Full Arsenal). Both are steered from Bot Config and watched from Commander.

Bot Config

The left rail shows what the active bot is pointed at: system, status, symbol, timeframe, exchange and position side. Press the pencil (or Configure) to edit:

• Exchange — Kraken Spot, OKX Spot, eToro or Kalshi Perps.
• Ticker and Timeframe — 5 minutes to 1 day; 15 minutes is the default.
• Save & Reconnect applies it. Changing the pair re-syncs the chart and prices with it.

Run up to three bots side by side (Bot 1, then +), each on its own venue, plus the paper bot on the 📄 Paper tab. Everything on Commander, the Account panel and the order panel follows the bot you select.

• Pair Sync — when ON, clicking a pair in the Crypto list also points the bot at that pair. When OFF, a click only moves the chart and prices.
• Auto Reconnect (Profile → Exchange Accounts) — re-arms Bot Config on every page load with your saved keys, so automation keeps running between sessions.
• Default on open (same place) — which exchange's Bot Config tab the station opens on: Kraken, OKX, eToro, Kalshi Perps or none.

How the Kalshi engine trades

The engine runs around the clock on 17 Kalshi perps: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE, LINK, LTC, BCH, AAVE, SUI, NEAR, WLD, HYPE, ZEC, ADA, kSHIB and BNB. Three ideas govern it:

• Entry doors. Every way into a position is a named door — trend, pullback, reclaim, range box, fades, momentum and more. Each door is graded on its own live round trips. In Bot History the ENTRY DOORS strip shows every door's record with a chip: BUILDING until it has enough trips, then KEEP, WATCH or CUT.
• The Entry Desk gate. Before an entry, the desk checks it is not chasing: it waits for a pullback of your Require Pullback % and refuses an entry that has run past your Chase Limit. Trade Deployment and the Scanner both show this gate per pair.
• The regime router. Each pair is read as one of nine regimes from its 24-hour and 4-hour moves, and only the door-sides that have measured well in that regime may trade. A side that keeps losing is locked out for a while (Loss Lock).

How positions exit

Every entry gets an exit ladder chosen by its door, side and regime. The rungs, all adjustable in the mixer:

Ride positions keep their ladder whole, are never replaced by a new entry, and may add after a flush that turns in their favour.

My Bot FULL ARSENAL

My Bot is your own Kalshi bot. It trades your Kalshi account with your keys, following the fleet's signals through your mixer. It never touches positions you opened by hand.

1. Connect Kalshi in Profile → Exchange Accounts → Connections → Kalshi Perps.
2. Activate once: fill your mixer tank to 2,000 points one time. After that the bot trades at any tank level, even zero — gas is spent only when you commit a tune.
3. Set the Daily Loss Cap: 0.5–5% of the day's opening balance. If it is reached, new entries stop until 00:00 UTC; exits continue.
4. Press Switch on and confirm.

The panel shows a state pill — LIVE, DRY RUN, PAUSED or OFF — today's realized P&L, your gas, PERPS · OPEN BY YOUR BOT (with TP1 / TP2 taken), and WHAT IT DID: every entry, exit, trim, skip and note with its reason. In dry run the bot decides everything and records what it would do but places no orders.

Prediction desks in My Bot. Three switches let the bot bet on your own Kalshi account: Weather (one favourite bracket per city-day), Sports (pre-game, priced against the sharp line) and In-play (during games). They run at the house defaults — weather $2 a bet and $10 a day; sports $2 a bet, $4 a game and $10 a day — and there is nothing to tune. Manual tickets on any desk go up to $25 ($10 in play). The panel shows today's spend against the daily cap, the last seven days settled and your Kalshi cash.

Trade Deployment

Three LONG and three SHORT cards, re-read every 30 seconds, for the pairs the system is weighing right now. A card is a summary of the system's inputs, not a promise.

• Score and rank — out of 100: engines 40, Entry Desk gate 25, macro 20, sentiment pulse 15.
• Tags — engines agreeing with the side (x/5), the gate, macro reads (4H, 1D, 4H AR) for this side, and the pulse lean.
• Gate line — "clear" when your Entry Desk would take it now; otherwise what it is waiting for (a pullback) or refusing (a chase).
• Trend exhaustion — a 0–100 meter for this side, and a Hold / Flip chip saying whether the 4H bias is holding, fading or ready to flip.
• Launch watch — the card launches itself on a flush or pullback against it, measured in the pair's own volatility. "held" means ready, but the book is full or another card just launched.
• 4H swing · EMA21 — the two 4H trend reads. Your mixer decides, per side, whether a launch needs one or both to agree.

◎ TRACK follows a card's pair on the Scanner. The i opens the guide and the board's own measured record.

Bot History, Exit Mix and Entry Doors

In the right rail, Account → Order Log → 🤖 BOT HISTORY lists every order the bot has sent, labelled with what closed it: take-profit tier, stop, trail, structure or age. Above the list:

• EXIT MIX — what has been closing trades, as a bar and a table: count, share, net dollars and average per exit, net of fees.
• ENTRY DOORS — each door's live trips, win rate, average after fees and its KEEP / WATCH / CUT chip, plus how the live trips exited.
• A filter switches between perps and prediction bets; prediction bets appear here too.

The Kraken spot bot TRADING STATION

With your Kraken keys connected and Bot Config on Kraken Spot, the HSR Bot runs long-only spot automation from CIPHER-1 signals — it buys and sells, never shorts. You can trade Kraken by hand at any time from the order panel, with stops and targets (Chapter 06). Kraken pairs follow the same signal line, and the Trade Deployment board's long side.

The paper bot

$1,000,000 of virtual money on the same engine: balance, realized P&L, win rate, return and positions. Press PAPER BOT on the mixer and every fader is wired to the paper bot instead — the title changes so you always know which one you are tuning. Try a change there before it touches your real book.

The mixer

The mixer is the tuning console on Commander, under your avatar. One console, two tabs:

Every change is a new config version you can return to. The 🔍 searches every control on both tabs by name or hook; DEFAULT drops every override and returns you to the fleet defaults; ↻ re-reads live settings.

Modes and the mixer light

• AUTO — the analyzer sets the values. Free.
• ASSISTED and MANUAL — you own the knobs. Faders are centred on the live value and every control has an info bubble.

The strip under the tabs shows the light: ON (you own the knobs), ON · FILL TO TUNE (you own the knobs but the tank is below one tune — the bots keep trading), or OFF (AUTO).

Gas: the mixer tank FULL ARSENAL

• Fill the tank from your points wallet, up to 50,000 points.
• Each Commit Tune costs 2,000 points. Switching to AUTO and pressing DEFAULT are free.
• The first time the tank reaches 2,000 points, your bots are activated for good. Nothing is burned per trade or per day; you only refill to tune again.
• Staged faders wait for one Commit Tune, so you can move several and pay once.

What you can set

Pairs (on Strategy Tune) puts a hand on each pair: trade, long, short and DCA, each AUTO / ON / OFF. Setting a pair TRADE ON lifts probation for it.

LEARN, when on, reads the trips you touched by hand — a TAKE, an order-panel entry, an ADD, a TRIM, a manual CLOSE — and turns your habits into suggestions once it has five such trips. GENTLE moves a dial half way toward your habit; MATCH sets it to your habit. It never applies anything itself.

AI manual config

1. Export your book FULL or SMALL — 📋 COPY, ⬇ CSV or ⬇ JSON — with a briefing written for an AI. It carries every key from both tabs with its live value.
2. Paste the AI's reply into the box and press ✓ VALIDATE. It is checked against the same guardrails as the faders.
3. ▶ APPLY, then CONFIRM WRITE. Nothing applies without a passing validation.

Tune Gauge and Tune History

• Dials for the measures that matter. Each shows a ghost needle (where it sat before this version), the live needle and the target band.
• The window opens when the version you are on took effect — not at the start of time. No needle until 30 closed trips: a reading has to be earned.
• P&L since the change, plus COPY, CSV and JSON exports.
• TUNE HISTORY lists every version your account has run and how it did. ↩ REVERT loads that version's code into AI Manual Config — you still VALIDATE and APPLY.

Fleet Marketplace

On Commander's Fleet Social tab, buy a tune another commander has published, with points, and install it sealed: you get the behaviour while its settings stay private. A sealed control says SEALED and offers Fork if you want to edit it yourself.

Manual trades & the Account panel

The right rail

• 📈 Crypto — 50+ pairs streaming from Kraken. Sort by default order, +% ▲, -% ▼, ABC or Exch, or type in the search box. Click a pair and the chart, prices and order panel move to it (and the bot too, with Pair Sync on).
• 📕 Book — the order book with the spread, and chart data for the current timeframe.
• 💰 Account — the active bot's balances (with Hide Balance), open positions, the session order log, Bot History, and Kraken account history on Kraken bots.

The order panel

Below the rail is the order panel for the active bot and pair. It sends a real market order.

When you open a ticket on an Atlas desk, the order panel switches to a PREDICTION slot for that market; ← Back to Trading returns it.

Exchanges & keys

Two exchanges carry most of the station:

Connect a key

1. Open Profile → Exchange Accounts → Connections.
2. Kraken: on Kraken, create an API key with Query Funds and Create & Modify Orders — never withdrawal. Paste the key and secret and press 🔗 Connect Kraken.
3. Kalshi Perps: in the Kalshi dashboard go to API → Create Key. Paste the Key ID (a UUID) and the whole private key, including the -----BEGIN and -----END----- lines, then press Connect Kalshi Perps. No IP whitelisting is needed.
4. A green ● Connected confirms the keys are saved.

Kalshi leverage multiplier. Once Kalshi is connected, choose 1× None, 3× (50%) or 6× Max in the same block. Notional = balance × size % × multiplier; Kalshi's maximum is 6×.

OKX and eToro (Full Arsenal) connect the same way. OKX needs a key with Read + Trade permission and requires you to whitelist the HSR relay IP shown in its connect form; eToro needs no whitelisting.

Disconnect

Press Disconnect on any connected exchange and confirm. The keys are deleted from the server; the badge only changes once the server confirms it. You can reconnect any time.

The Chart

The ⚡ Chart tab draws HyperSignal Reactor and HSR Divergence the way TradingView does — computed on the server from Kraken candles with the same rules as the TradingView scripts. One chart, two panes: price on top, the divergence oscillator underneath.

Toolbar

• Timeframes — 1m, 5m, 15m (default), 30m, 1h, 4h, 1D. The chart refreshes every 30 seconds and on every pair or timeframe change.
• Drawing — trendline (click two points), anchored VWAP (click the anchor bar), and clear.
• Stats bar — 30-day average volume against today's. The ⓘ opens the calibration log, the station's release history.
• Layers — turn each part on or off and pick the indicator colours: HyperSignal (Pine default), Dark Vibrant or Classic. Saved to your profile. Colours follow your theme; on light themes the neon is deepened so it stays readable.

Layers

The layers stack the way you read price: candles over everything; then signals, BOS / CHoCH, equal highs and lows, swing labels and TradingView alerts; then the EMAs, SuperTrend, Half Trend, VWAP, Pivot SuperTrend and the AR forecast; then the Bollinger Bands; then the Gaussian Channel and fair value gaps; and order blocks with premium / discount at the back. No line or label can hide a candle.

The signals

• The 4H filter asks whether the last closed 4-hour bar closed above the one before it. When it is down, S1 and S3 print as orange ⚠ warnings instead; an S1 warning also needs Stoch RSI oversold and, with the FVG filter on, a fresh bullish fair value gap.
• S1, S2 and S3 are not position, swing and scalp tiers. They are three scalp patterns around the Bollinger basis: enter at the low (S1), take some off into strength (S2), re-enter on the break of the basis (S3).
• Signals wait for the bar to close. The last bar on the chart is still forming, so a label there can still change.
• In the station's live feed and on the bot side, HYPER and S1 describe how many engines agree on a pair — not these chart labels of the same name.

Engines and dashboards

Beside the chart, CIPHER-1 ENGINES shows each engine's read — 3 EMA Cross, SuperTrend, Half Trend, VWAP, Vol. Osc., RSI > 50 and Price Structure — and a banner with the current signal.

• HyperSignal dashboard — the seven confirmations (3 EMA Cross, SuperTrend, Half Trend, VWAP, Volatility Osc, RSI > 50, MACD Cross), position state IN / PARTIAL / OUT, and the AR forecast's correlation, R², range and rating.
• RR Optimizer — how the signals would have traded over the bars on screen: net, win rate, profit factor, drawdown, average win and loss.
• HSR Divergence — oscillator state, Gaussian Channel direction and how many bars it has run, Stoch RSI, volume level and trend, the active divergence and whether it is still valid or broken, and the Hyper Divergence status.

Divergence types: regular bullish (price lower low, oscillator higher low), regular bearish (higher high vs lower high), hidden bullish (higher low vs lower low) and hidden bearish (lower high vs higher high). ⚡ Hyper Divergence marks Stoch RSI crossing up from oversold on the bar the Gaussian Channel has just turned down.

Scanner & Alert Forge

The 📡 Scanner watches the 17 Kalshi perps the engine trades — everything it shows is read from the system, nothing simulated. Switch the tab on under Tab Visibility if you do not see it.

• Track a pair — press ◎ TRACK on a Trade Deployment card, or ☆ in the matrix. Tracked pairs follow you to any device, and the Scanner opens on the one you pick.
• Launch radar — all 17 pairs. Green leans long, red short. The closer to the centre, the closer to going: with Launch Watch on, how close the card is to launching itself; with it off, how close it is to clearing your Entry Desk gate. Two dots under a blip are the 4H swing and 4H EMA21 reads.
• Track chart — the focused pair's Kalshi 1-minute price for two hours, the pullback trigger, launcher events (⚡ launched · ✕ blocked · ⏸ held · ◇ TAKE), your fills, and its board rank every five minutes.
• Pulse — order-book imbalance, taker flow and velocity for the focused pair. Provisional: measured, not yet proven to predict.
• Signal Matrix — every pair in a sortable table; click a row to focus it.
• Custom Scan — rules on the matrix's own columns (launch watch, EMA21 bull / bear, both 4H reads agreeing, Hold / Flip state and more).
• Board History · 24 H — time on the board per side, best rank, launches, blocks and holds.

Alert Forge

Build an alert and the server checks it every minute — whether or not the station is open. Alerts pop up in the station and, if you tick ✉, email you from info@hypersignalcommand.com (at most 30 emails a day).

Each alert fires once or every time (with a 30-minute gap). Recently Fired lists what went off.

Market & Intel

🌐 Market

• Category heatmap — 24-hour moves by sector.
• Fear & Greed, total market cap and 24-hour change, BTC and ETH dominance.
• Top movers — gainers, losers or all, with price, change and volume.
• Altcoin Season Index — Bitcoin season to altcoin season on a 0–100 scale, with the top performers against BTC.
• Global metrics and the live signal feed: All, Critical Only, Briefing, and a CSV export.

📰 Intel

News by topic — All, World, Crypto, BTC, ETH, DeFi, Markets, Alts, Regulation and Tech — with a refresh button. Switch the tab on under Tab Visibility.

Atlas — Markets & Predictions

🗺️ Atlas (called Predictions until October 2026) holds seven desks — Crypto, Culture, Finance, Politics, Sports, Travel and Weather — plus an All view. Every market desk is powered by Kalshi and carries a Field Guide (the i button) that explains how its markets settle and how to read the board. Atlas remembers the desk you last opened.

How a prediction contract works. A Kalshi contract pays $1 if its outcome happens and $0 if not, so its price is roughly the market's probability. Buy YES at $0.57 and you risk $0.57 to win $0.43.

The ticket, the same on every desk:

The ticket shows contracts, fee, cost, payout and break-even before you send, and the server checks the order again. Resting orders appear with a CANCEL button. Manual tickets go up to $25 ($10 in play). Desk trading needs Full Arsenal with Kalshi connected, and every bet is on your own Kalshi account.

AXIOM, alerts & voice

AXIOM in the chat window

AXIOM is the station's AI guide: ask what a panel means, what the engine sees, or how to set something up. The window opens large and can be resized from its top-left corner; the size is remembered on every device. Two modes, switched in the strip under the header:

• While PRIME answers, the window glows gold and every answer is marked ◈ PRIME. The ⓘ button explains everything.
• Bitcoin briefings include an estimated direction for 24 hours and 7 days from a weighted set of indicators, graded afterwards.
• PRIME can propose reminders, Scanner alerts, notes and shortcuts. Nothing happens until you press Confirm, and it never places, changes or cancels an order.
• The PRIME tank holds up to 50,000 points, filled from your wallet with Fill. Each answer is charged after it is written, on what it actually cost to run, ×2 — about 340 points for a normal answer and about 3,400 for an analyst briefing. A failed answer costs nothing.

Voice alerts and Briefing

• Voice Alerts (left rail) — off, critical only, or everything, read aloud; ↓ Fewer reduces how often it speaks.
• Personalize — puts your name in buy and sell voice alerts.
• Briefing — a spoken market briefing every 10 minutes.
• CIPHER-1 feed — every engine confirmation as it happens; Critical Only cuts it to the ones worth stopping for.

Voice commands

In Profile → Voice Lab: say "Axiom", wait for the AXIOM panel in the bottom-right corner, then speak your command within five seconds. Chrome or Edge recognise best; any headset or desktop mic works.

Pop-ups, sounds and reminders

Profile → Reminders & Alerts: postcard reminders AXIOM delivers at a date and time; corner pop-ups for feed, social and overlay alerts with your choice of sound; and Trade Sounds that play when the auto trader opens, takes profit, wins or loses, for perps and predictions, with your own "big win" threshold in dollars.

Community

Interstellar Chat

• Channels: BTC, ETH and GALAXIA (the open forum), plus ROOMS — private rooms you create in Profile → Private Rooms and share by code.
• 🎧 Join Voice opens a voice room.
• Moderated by AXIOM and fleet officers with three strikes: two warnings, then a 24-hour pause.
• Station Mail for direct messages (Profile → Inbox → Compose), Friends with Find Commander, and a Transmission Feed on your public profile.
• The Axiom Order (Interstellar, left rail) holds the fleet's lore and the Classified Archives.

Whiteboard

Pencil, brush, eraser, fill, line, rectangle, ellipse and text, a colour picker with primary and secondary colours, six line widths, undo / redo and clear. Share sends a drawing; the voice-room button starts or joins a call while you draw. Works with finger, mouse and pen, with pen pressure on the brush.

Arcade

Eight games — Breach, Debris Field, Dino, Missile, Reactor Ping, Sector Defense, Signal Snake and Stack Protocol — plus Sphere Beam for Captains and above. 🌐 2P plays Debris Field, Reactor Ping or Stack Protocol online: create a room and share the code. Pause, capture, replay and share a clip of the last ten seconds. Arcade play earns points, and the Terminal theme turns the Arcade into Pac-Man mode.

Vibes

The second tab of the left rail, beside Bot Config (Bot Config shows until you pick Vibes; the station then remembers your choice). The top half is a stereo receiver: a display with a live spectrum and left/right meters, the radio tuner (talk, ambient, hip hop, hits, oldies and more — seek with ⏮ ⏭, the list under STATIONS), a master volume knob, tone (bass, mid, treble, balance, loudness and the Flat, Bass+, Voice, Night and Bright presets) and a six-channel mixer — Music, Monitor, FX (arcade sounds, with the game-audio switch), Alerts, Voice and Chat, each with a fader, an LED meter and a mute.

Headset picks the output for the station and, separately, for voice chat (in browsers that allow it), and ducking lowers the music and the monitor while the station voice or a chat partner speaks. Calibration plays pink noise at −20 dBFS — set your computer or headset volume to a comfortable level once — and a left/right test. Your levels are kept on each device.

The lower half is the monitor: TV, YouTube, Twitch, Spotify, X, TikTok, Facebook, EKG (a heartbeat of market volatility), Matrix and Tron. The radio keeps playing while you change what is on the monitor. Twitch, Spotify, X, TikTok and Facebook set their own volume inside their players. TV carries finance (Bloomberg, CNBC, Yahoo Finance), news (ABC, CBS, NBC, LiveNOW, Sky, DW, France 24, Euronews, Al Jazeera, CNA, NHK), FOX Weather and NASA, plus official sports channels that are live only when they are on air. On YouTube and Twitch, save up to five favourites with ★ and rename any of them with ✎. Choose a monitor for login in Profile → Default Tab Settings.

Profile, themes & settings

Open the profile orb (top right). It holds Arcade Leaderboard, Avatar, Background Images, Contact Support, Default Tab Settings, Edit Profile, Exchange Accounts, Friends, Reminders & Alerts, Inbox, My Badges, Point Drops, Private Rooms, Security, Station Application, Subscription, Themes and Voice Lab.

Themes

Ten looks for the whole station in Profile → Themes. Pick one and it applies at once; it is saved to your profile, so every device shows the same look. Every theme keeps text readable — at least 4.5:1 contrast, and 7:1 on Pro, Light and High Contrast.

• Chart colours — the TradingView chart follows your theme (Match theme), or lock one palette.
• Fonts — a data font (numbers, tables and most text) and a heading font (titles, the logo and labels).
• Text size — 90–130%, scaling the whole station, and a No text smaller than 10 px switch.
• Reset to default puts everything back to Cipher at 100%.

Make it yours

• Avatar — build one in Commander Type, or draw from the avatar store with points.
• Background Images — upload your own wallpaper and header; the background dim affects only the background.
• Edit Profile — callsign (unique), bio and your timezone, which reminders need.
• Default Tab Settings — window size, landing tab, right-rail tab, monitor on login, Tab Visibility.

Security

• Profile visibility — Public, or Private (searchable by callsign only; bio, points and background hidden).
• Screensaver PIN — when set, refreshing the page while the screensaver is up sends you to the access page; enter your PIN to dismiss it instead.
• Nuke Profile Cache — resets locally cached items (avatar, name, wallpaper, theme, rank and points display, game scores) and reloads. Your points, avatars, inbox, whiteboard notes, vault, rank and officer status are kept on your account.

Station Application is where you apply to join the fleet officer corps.

Points, ranks & referrals

Signal Points are the station's currency. Your wallet (the points orb) has three tabs: ⚡ Wallet, ⭐ How to Earn and 🔗 Referral.

How to earn

Point Drops — Stardust (login streaks), Comet, Nebula and the Mothership event drop — are announced in the station; see Profile → Point Drops.

How to spend

• Mixer gas (Commit Tunes) and the AXIOM PRIME tank.
• Fleet Marketplace tunes, Whale Watch months.
• Avatars — a single random draw for 1,000 points, or a set for 2,500 (Cyber, Shadow and Cosmic packs of four).

Buy points

Pay by card, or in Bitcoin with HSR Pay (₿ Or pay in Bitcoin under Buy Points). HSR Pay runs on HSR's own Bitcoin node — on-chain, with no custodian — and a status card follows your payment until the points are credited. Bought points spend like earned points, but they never count toward rank and cannot be cashed out.

Space Vault — lock points for 30 days per deposit (minimum 500 points, one deposit every 24 hours). Withdraw once a deposit's lock has expired.

Ranks

40 named ranks of five stars each, from Stardust Recruit through Signal Tracker, Galactic Trader, Fleet Admiral and Mothership Sovereign to GALAXIA INFINITE — then endless constellations, five stars at a time. Each star costs a little more than the last, so the ladder slows but never stops. Rank is earned: bought points never count. Officer ranks (1st Lieutenant, Captain and above) come through the Station Application.

Referrals

• Your code is in Wallet → Referral and on your Commander ID card. Share it by link, X, Facebook or as a card image, as often as you like — no cap, no expiry.
• A new member who uses it (by your link, or by typing it in "Have a referral code?" on the plans) gets 15% off their first month.
• You earn when they make their first payment — not at signup or during a free trial: 2,500 points as a member, 5,000 as a 1st Lieutenant, 8,000 as Captain and above.
• Codes are for new members only, and you cannot use your own. Wallet → Referral Income shows lifetime and this month's referral points and each friend's status.

Plans

Each plan includes everything in the one before it. Billing is monthly; your plan follows the email you used at checkout.

• Full Arsenal trading is switched on through one place: Profile → Exchange Accounts → Kalshi. Without Kalshi keys there is no manual or automatic Kalshi trading.
• Upgrade from any price card, the ▲ Upgrade chip on Commander, or Profile → Subscription.
• To cancel, contact support. Refunds follow the Refund Policy: within 7 days of the first purchase; renewals and trading losses are not refundable.
• Partners may share a code at checkout for their discount.

Education Hub

The Education Hub has two schools, each with a Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced track of three stages:

• A quiz closes each stage (pass at 60%) and a final closes each track (pass at 70%). Stages open in order. Quizzes are graded on the server.
• Rewards are paid once: 1,000 points a stage, 500 for a first A, 5,000 and a badge for a track, 10,000 and a badge for a school, and 5,000 with the Dual Scholar badge for both schools.
• Track badges: Crypto Cadet, Chart Analyst, CIPHER Master and CIPHER Scholar; Rookie Bettor, Handicapper, Sharp and Oddsmaker.
• Each school also has its reference library — for Crypto, a signal dictionary and a station-specific TA glossary; for Predictions & Bets, the desks, contract types and house edges.

CIPHER-1 on TradingView

Every plan includes the private, invite-only indicator on TradingView (Pine Script v6). It works on any TradingView plan, including Free, in the browser, desktop app and mobile. The station's Chart tab draws the same two scripts, so everything in Chapter 08 applies here too.

1. Send your TradingView username to support if you have not been asked for it. The team grants access to that username.
2. In TradingView, open Indicators → Invite-only scripts and add HyperSignal Reactor to the chart.
3. Add HSR Divergence to the lower pane.
4. Set alerts to fire once per bar close — signals confirm on the closed bar and do not repaint. For alert setup see Alert Setup.

The seven confirmations

CONF. BUY fires when all seven are bullish on the same closed bar (CONF. SELL when all seven are bearish). The dashboard shows each with a ✅ or ❌.

Settings worth knowing

• Bull / Bear mode — which side's labels draw. With both off, both sides show.
• Stop loss and take profit — optional lines and alerts, off by default.
• Scalp signals — S1, S2 and S3 can be switched on or off, with the 4H filter and the FVG gate on S1 warnings.
• RR Optimizer — choose which signals count as entries (all, scalp only, core only, S1 only or S3 only) and which as exits (S2 + Hyper Sell, Hyper Sell only, or S2 only).
• Theme — HyperSignal (default), Dark Vibrant or Classic.
• HSR Divergence oscillator — RSI by default, or CCI, CMO, COG, MFI, ROC, Stoch, WPR or MACD.

Smart Money Concepts

Troubleshooting & FAQ

Does the station hold my money? No. Trades and bets run on your own exchange accounts with your own keys, and the Travel desk sends you to the seller's own checkout.

Can I try settings without risking money? Yes — the paper bot runs the same engine with $1,000,000 of virtual money, and the mixer's PAPER BOT button tunes it.

Where is the release history? On the Chart tab, the ⓘ beside the version label opens the calibration log.

Support

• Ask AXIOM in the station — it can also send your message to the HSR team for you.
• Profile → Contact Support — describe the issue, then ✉ Send to Support, or ⭐ Leave Feedback.
• Email info@hypersignalcommand.com. Replies come by email, usually within 24 hours.