CryptoPulsar AI Changelog: neue Funktionen und Verbesserungen
Alle veröffentlichten Änderungen an CryptoPulsar AI an einem Ort: neue Funktionen, Verbesserungen und Fehlerbehebungen mit Daten, plus geplante Updates.
Six languages, alerts from more modules and updated documents
The app is now also available in German, Spanish and French. You can set alerts from Macro, QWave Observations and Smart Lab, the AI Assistant answers faster and full-screen charts have indicators. We have also updated the Terms, the Privacy Policy, the Disclaimer and the FAQ.
German, Spanish and French: The interface, articles, analyses, the Academy, welcome e-mails and legal documents are available in three new languages. On your first visit the site offers a choice of language, and you can change it at any time in the menu. For legal documents in these languages the English version is binding.
Alerts from Macro, QWave and Smart Lab: You can now set an alert directly from the Macro, QWave Observations and Smart Lab cards. All of them go to the Alert Center, where you can edit, pause or delete them.
Faster AI Assistant: The Assistant starts answering sooner and finishes typical questions about the market and coins faster, with no change in answer quality.
Indicators on full-screen charts: A price chart opened in full screen shows the same indicators and appearance settings as in the card, so you can work on the large view.
“Menu” panel on desktop: On desktop all sections of the app are gathered in one “Menu” panel, grouped the same way as on the phone.
AI avatars: limit counted in photos: The AI avatar limit is now counted in photos. When the free limit runs out, you can pay for more photos with tokens, and you see the exact cost before generating.
Clearer token card: The token card collapses to a single row and shows the plan pool and “Purchased” tokens, which do not expire, separately.
Updated documents and FAQ: The Terms, the Privacy Policy and the Disclaimer now describe the AI Assistant, tokens, the free trial, payments, promotions and referrals, availability of external services and how to report problems. The FAQ has new questions on these topics.
Anomaly radar, saved dashboard layouts and AI on request
New dashboard cards that show what is unusual and what has changed in the market, saved dashboard layouts, AI analyses and comments generated when you ask for them with a clear token cost, Europe in Macro and a cleaner mobile menu.
Anomaly radar and "What changed": Two new dashboard cards. The radar shows which coins behave unusually compared with their own history and why. "What changed" shows what has shifted for a coin over the last 4 or 24 hours. Both describe the data and never suggest buying or selling. You can also set an alert for an anomaly.
Price Scenarios on the dashboard and coin pages: The range of possible prices from the Observations tab is now a dashboard card and a card on the coin page, with an AI comment on the scenarios. The chart uses the full card width and you can zoom it with two fingers or the zoom buttons.
Saved dashboard layouts: Save the current arrangement of cards as a named layout and switch between layouts with one tap, also from Settings. Available on every plan.
AI analyses and comments on request, with a token usage list: Where there is no fresh AI analysis or comment yet, you can generate one yourself from your token pool. You pay only for the tokens actually used, and nothing if there is no result. Settings now list what your tokens were spent on, and the avatar menu and the mobile menu show tokens used, tokens left in the period and tokens you bought.
Coin correlations over 1, 7 and 30 days: Correlations are now calculated from price changes aligned in time, and you choose the window: 1, 7 or 30 days. The map and the list show the same numbers.
Europe in Macro: The Euro Stoxx 50 index joins the percentage comparison chart and the Macro asset cards, next to the US indices, gold and the dollar.
Cleaner menu, bottom bar and Settings on the phone: The bottom bar and the menu have a calmer look, the profile card leads straight to Settings, and Settings on the phone are a list of groups where each section opens as its own screen.
News archive and a reviews page: Older articles move to the archive instead of disappearing, and stay at the same address. The new Reviews page collects published user reviews with ratings; each one is moderated first.
One clear message when AI fails, with a Report button: When an AI feature fails, you see one plain message instead of a technical error, and you can report it to us with one tap. We reply in the app.
QWave Observatory, posts with the AI assistant and market reports
Five new things in the app: an observatory of possible price ranges with an open track record, posts written by the assistant from our data, an AI button on cards, weekly market reports and fuller coin profiles.
QWave Observatory (Observations tab): For the largest coins you can see the statistical range of possible prices over 1, 7 and 30 days, calculated from price history, together with how often the model has been right so far. Every result shows the sample size and the source. This is an observation of data, not advice.
Posts with the AI assistant, your templates and saved setups: In the assistant window open "Posts": pick up to 5 coins, a topic, a platform and the length, and the assistant writes the post from the app's data. Save your own style template and the whole setup as a scheme to reuse it with one tap. Available to everyone who has the assistant.
AI button on cards: talk or write a post: The AI icon on dashboard tiles and cards asks what you want: talk about what you see, or write a post from it right away, with a screenshot of the card to download. Widget links in the assistant's answers now take you straight to the right tile.
Market reports: A new Reports section: a weekly market overview and themed reports (BTC cycle, altseason, derivatives, whales). We calculate the figures ourselves, AI only writes the commentary. The first sections are open to everyone, the full report comes with Pulse Pro and the comparison with the previous report with Pulse Alpha.
Fuller coin profiles: description, launch date and links: Each coin page has a description in your language, the launch date and links to the project's site and channels. Where the description or date comes from AI, we mark it clearly.
AI assistant: the app you can simply talk to
The AI assistant is now part of the app. It guides you through the features, explains readings, searches historical data and runs analyses on request. It follows the wider economic and political context, reads community mood and writes market posts from our data, all inside one conversation.
A guide who knows the whole app: Ask where something is or how a screen works and the assistant walks you there, in plain language, in Polish, English or Ukrainian.
Alerts explained in the conversation: Describe what you want to catch, and the assistant walks you step by step through setting the alert: coin, condition, price and notification channel, with a direct link to Alerts.
Readings explained on the spot: Every widget, score and indicator can be explained in context: what it measures, how to read it and what the current value is telling you.
Searching the history for you: Ask about past moves, ranges and dates and the assistant digs through the data we already collect instead of leaving you to scroll charts.
Analyses and scenarios on request: Compare coins, weigh a setup, sketch what has usually followed similar conditions. Descriptive, never a recommendation to buy or sell.
The wider economic and political context: Rates, inflation, regulation and the macro backdrop are part of the conversation, so a market move is not read in isolation.
Community mood, measured: The assistant reaches for our sentiment work: how loud a project is, which way the mood is turning and how that compares with the last few weeks.
Writing market posts: Turn what you are looking at into a social media post: your angle, your length, in the language you need. The figures come from the app's data, and you can use your own templates and saved setups.
Geplant: Momentum Signals: a market pace scanner with a full track record
The gainers table shows what has already risen. Momentum Signals shows what is accelerating right now. Every minute we measure the pace of the coins in scanner range and, the moment one clearly speeds up, we open an observation with a recorded entry price, a tracked peak and a stated exit reason. Every closed move lands in the history and in the track record, so the hit rate is shown without polish.
A scanner that watches the pace every minute: Coins in scanner range are measured minute by minute. A move enters the list only after it passes confirmation, so a single random candle does not create a signal.
Four tabs, four questions: Confirmed holds what is running now, Building up holds coins that are only gathering pace, History collects everything that closed together with the exit reason, and Track record shows the day by day count.
Track record split by window and coin size: The chart shows closed moves and the hit rate of each day against our target, and the table underneath splits the same result by detection window and by coin size, so you can see which group is delivering lately and which is not.
Context marks next to every move: Pace, the futures market and the link to another coin sit next to the entry, so you can see the surroundings of the move without leaving the widget. It is context, never a recommendation.
Notifications about new confirmed moves: You do not have to sit at the screen. Ask for every confirmed move or just for a single coin, the bell sits next to every row of the list.
A feature card and a guided tour: The "Meet us" button opens a short card: what the scanner does, how to read the tabs, how to work with it and what it deliberately does not do. From there a tour walks you through the widget on the live screen.
History that hides nothing: Moves that did not pass confirmation stay visible with the reason they were excluded, and gaps from before the scanner started were filled in from our own price history by the same engine.
Geplant: Forecast Lab: an engine that learns on our own history
In October we are opening the Forecast Lab: a quiet workshop where the scanner settings are replayed day by day on real history before anything reaches the live screen. A new variant is promoted only when it beats the current rule on data it has never seen, and every tuning step is logged with its reason.
Replay of history day by day: Every variant is measured on the past exactly as the live scanner would have seen it: the coin basket comes from the ranking of that day and nothing from the future leaks into the result.
A quiet mode before anything goes live: A new setting first runs alongside the current one without touching what you see. Only a clear advantage on unseen data promotes it, and a manual rollback blocks the automation.
Segment tuning with a logged reason: Large coins, mid caps and the tail behave differently, so each segment gets its own thresholds. Every change is versioned, and the log says what was changed and why.
Patterns confirmed on a control sample: A relationship found in history counts only after it repeats on a sample that was not used to find it. Everything else stays marked as an observation.
Honest wording, no promises: The lab describes historical tendencies and the quality of the settings behind the scanner. It is not a price forecast and it will never tell you what to buy or sell.
Favourite coins on the dashboard, a new look for coin lists and a chart full of indicators
Your dashboard gets a tile widget with your favourite coins, the coin list and the gainers/losers widgets can be switched between tiles and a list, and the price chart gains a full set of technical indicators plus its own appearance settings. The portfolio can read a position from a photo of your confirmation and import balances from Revolut X.
New widget: favourite coins as tiles: A new dashboard widget shows up to 6 coins you choose as tiles: logo, live price, 24h change and a mini price chart for the day. You pick the coins from your watchlist or the whole catalogue and the choice is remembered on your device; a tap on a tile opens the coin.
New look for the coin list: cards or a list, your choice: Coins can now be shown as cards or as a compact list, one switch at the top of the page, and your choice is remembered (phones start with cards, desktops with the list). Two quick filters were added next to it: your favourites and the coins you viewed recently on this device.
New look for the top gainers and losers widgets: Both widgets can be switched between tiles (8 coins with logos) and a list (5 rows with prices). You also choose how wide the ranking is, the top 50, 200 or 500 coins, and you can narrow it down to a single category. The view, the range and the category are remembered separately for gainers and for losers.
Technical indicators on the price chart: Drawn on the price chart: MA 9, MA 20, MA 50, MA 100, MA 200, EMA 20, EMA 50, Bollinger Bands 20, VWAP, High/Low of the selected range, 52-week High/Low and Ichimoku. In panels below the chart: RSI 14, MACD 12/26/9, Stochastic 14/3, ATR 14 and OBV. You pick them from one sheet with a search box and a Popular section; active indicators appear as chips you can switch off with one tap and the whole set is remembered. Moving averages are available on every plan; Bollinger, VWAP, RSI, MACD and 52-week High/Low come with Pulse Pro; High/Low, Ichimoku, Stochastic, ATR and OBV with Pulse Alpha. Up to 2 panels at once on a phone and 3 on a computer. An indicator that needs more history than the selected range stays unavailable with a note saying why, instead of drawing a misleading line.
Chart appearance settings: A settings button on the chart toolbar opens a sheet with: horizontal grid (price levels) and vertical grid (time divisions) switched separately, a grid strength slider, the colour of the price line (a palette or automatic green/red by direction), a glow slider covering the glow and the fill under the line, a switch that highlights the high and the low of the period, a live preview and a Defaults button. The grid is much subtler out of the box and everything is remembered on your device.
Easier chart handling on a phone: The price label can be closed with its ✕, dragged aside by the handle when it covers what you are reading, and it never runs off the edge, it flips to the other side of your finger. Next to it: stretch the chart and swipe through it or fit the whole range on one screen, open the legend explaining the lines, and go fullscreen.
Add a position from a photo of your confirmation: Take a photo of a purchase confirmation and the form fills itself in: coin, amount, price and fee. Nothing is saved on its own, you see what was read and confirm it. Numbers are taken exactly as they appear on the receipt, anything unreadable is left empty rather than guessed, and the photo itself is not stored anywhere.
Balance import from Revolut X: Revolut X joins the exchanges you can connect with an API key. Because Revolut X gives no way to confirm that a key is read-only, connecting it asks for your separate, explicit confirmation. As with every exchange we only read balances, we never place orders and never move funds.
Clearer way to add an entry: A bar above the form shows how you are adding a position, manually, from an exchange key or from a photo. The cost can be entered in your own currency: the form converts it and shows a preview before saving. Dialogs on phones now share one shell with margins, rounded corners and a height that respects the system bars.
Whale alerts cover coins outside our catalogue: Large transfers of tokens we do not track as separate projects used to be skipped. They now appear in the whale feed as well, so you see the full picture of what is moving on-chain.
Bonus days for paying with crypto: Paying with crypto adds 60 bonus days to the yearly Pulse Pro and Pulse Alpha plans, and 15 bonus days to the monthly Pulse Alpha plan. The bonus is granted once the payment is confirmed and is separate from the card trial period.
See what a locked feature actually gives you: Locked widgets now share one bar saying which plan unlocks them, and a carousel of real screenshots shows what the feature looks like in use, instead of an empty box with a padlock.
Market Regime and a clearer Cycle Score
The new Market Regime widget describes the character of the market for a selected coin — uptrend, downtrend or consolidation — with classification confidence, how long it has lasted, six state metrics and a history of changes. The Cycle Score breakdown can now be viewed grouped by indicator type. Available in Polish, English and Ukrainian, in light and dark themes.
Market Regime widget (Pulse Pro): The tile shows the state of the market for a selected coin: uptrend, downtrend or consolidation, with classification confidence and how long that state has lasted. Available on the dashboard (add it from the widget list) and on the CryptoCycle page. It is a description of current market behaviour, not a forecast or a recommendation.
Six market state metrics with explanations: Below the regime you get six bars: trend strength, momentum, volatility level, range compression, exhaustion risk and how clean the move is. Every metric has an explanation under the question mark, so it is clear what it measures and how to read it.
Regime history: colour bar and change table: A timeline shows how the market moved between trend and consolidation, with a list of changes below it — dates and how long each state lasted. History depth depends on the plan: Pulse Pro sees the recent entries, Pulse Alpha a longer run.
Cycle Score: group indicators by type: The Cycle Score breakdown gained a switch: “by horizon” (as before) or “by type” — trend, momentum, volatility, mean reversion, price action. It is easier to see which group pulls the score up or down. The score itself and the weights are unchanged.
Honest data: missing stays missing: The regime is computed from our own price history mapped onto an even time grid, so the result does not change just because quotes used to be recorded more densely. When history is too short or has a large gap, the widget says “not enough data” instead of showing invented zeros.
New widget: Coin Diversification & Overlap
A new dashboard widget shows how coins behaved relative to each other over the last 30 or 90 days: which pairs moved almost identically, which moved most independently and which moved in opposite directions. A second tab does the same for the coins you actually hold.
Market tab: how coins behaved relative to each other: For a window of 30 or 90 days the widget lists pairs that moved almost identically, pairs that moved most independently and pairs that moved in opposite directions, plus groups of coins with the lowest average association. Everything is computed from daily returns aligned on the same UTC dates, and the number of common days is always shown next to the result.
Your positions tab: overlap inside your own portfolio: The same analysis limited to your active positions - which of your coins behaved almost identically in the selected window and which went their own way. Visible only to you; the widget never leaves your portfolio composition anywhere else.
Data coverage stated openly and a plain-language commentary: The widget always states the window, the number of pairs and the median number of common days, so you can see how solid a result is. Below it there is a short commentary in Polish, English and Ukrainian describing what the current snapshot looks like. It is a description of past behaviour, not a forecast and not investment advice.
Refreshed twice a day: The snapshot and its commentary are recomputed every 12 hours, so the picture follows the market without you having to do anything.
Three portfolios instead of one
You can now split your portfolio into up to three separate tabs - each with its own positions, history and result. An extra Summary tab shows all portfolios together.
Up to three separate portfolios: Each portfolio has its own name, positions, journal, charts and result. The 20-position limit applies to each portfolio separately. Your existing data moved to the first tab, "My portfolio".
Summary tab: A consolidated view of all portfolios: total value and result, each portfolio's share, combined holdings (in how many portfolios a coin appears) and a comparison of result curves in percent.
Start a new portfolio empty or copy positions: When creating another portfolio you can start empty or copy the active positions from an existing one - history, journal and archive then start fresh. A tab can be renamed, and a deleted one goes to the archive for 7 days. The last portfolio cannot be deleted, only reset.
Geplant: Portfolio: automatic import of positions - rollout on August 16
Testing is complete and successful - everything passed on our test and pre-production environments. We are happy to be preparing the production package. Planned date: August 16. No downtime is expected; the manual portfolio stays exactly as it is and the new import is an additional, optional path.
Two ways to add positions: manually or automatically: With an empty portfolio and under the “Add” button you will see a choice: the familiar manual form or the import wizard. We are also adding an export of your own portfolio to CSV and JSON files, which works both as a backup and as an input format.
Preview before saving: nothing goes in blindly: Every import first lands in a preview, where you can fix coin matching, untick dust and accidental tokens and fill in the purchase cost. There are four ways to combine it with positions you entered manually — by default we only add the missing coins, and nothing is removed without your explicit consent.
Import from a file: You can upload a file in our format or use ready-made presets for export files from Binance, OKX and Bybit. Faulty rows show up in a clear report instead of disappearing silently.
Import from a blockchain (read-only): You provide a public address on one of the networks: Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche and Solana. We never ask for a private key or a recovery phrase — a public address alone gives no access to funds. A purchase cost the chain does not know is marked as estimated and you can correct it.
Exchange API keys, read-only only: You can connect Binance, OKX and Bybit with a read-only key, with a step-by-step guide and a check of the key's permissions. We store keys encrypted, never show them again (only the last four characters are visible), and you can remove the connection at any time with one click.
Refreshing and control over your data: You can refresh sources manually, and the daily sync stays optional and off by default. Each source has its own consent screen, and the portfolio journal shows what came from an import and what you added manually.
Derivatives: two exchanges instead of one and three new views
Futures market data now comes from Binance and OKX at the same time, and the page shows an aggregate picture by default instead of a single-exchange slice. We added exchange divergence, the options market and order book depth, and the chart, table and mobile view got a thorough polish.
Data from two exchanges at once: Funding, open interest and long/short positioning are fetched from Binance and OKX in parallel. When one source goes quiet, the other takes over, and the footer shows where the numbers come from.
Aggregate picture instead of a single exchange: Open interest and liquidations are summed, while funding and long/short are averaged weighted by market size — closer to the whole market than a slice of one platform.
Divergence between exchanges: A new widget shows funding and positioning differences between exchanges plus a tension gauge — divergence is often a hint that something is going on in the market.
Options market: A new widget with options open interest and volume, the put/call ratio and a breakdown by expiry dates.
Order book depth: A new widget showing how much real liquidity sits on both sides of the market.
OKX long/short column: The derivatives table now has an OKX long/short column next to the Binance data.
View switcher: aggregate or a specific exchange: You can switch between the aggregate view and a single exchange, with a breakdown of how much each exchange contributes.
Market sentiment bar: The Derivatives page now shows a long/short market sentiment bar.
Quick navigation from the coin card: The coin card now links straight to Derivatives, CryptoCycle and Quantum View.
Long/short chart: Fullscreen mode, horizontal zoom, an always-visible price line and a legend that no longer disappears after zooming.
Clearer table: Coin names and logos, column hints and a full guide to what each value means; the header no longer overlaps the content.
Mobile view: Tiles line up in an even grid, the table has more room, and fullscreen for the chart and tiles works correctly on notched displays.
Analytical commentary on the futures market: More real market data feeds into the commentary, and the Polish, English and Ukrainian versions are more stable.
More explanations for liquidations: It is now clearer what the shown amounts mean and how the cascade scale is measured.
Filters and ranges for liquidations: Pick a 1h / 4h / 24h window and filter by coin, position side and exchange.
Shareable view link: The selected coin and range stay in the page address, so refreshing or sharing the link shows the same view.
Missing translations and empty panels: Texts in the options widget and page labels were completed; instead of an empty panel on error, a message with a retry appears.
We are now CryptoPulsar AI
KryptoPuls AI is now CryptoPulsar AI, and the app lives at cryptopulsar.ai. The name, the address and the artwork change. Your account, your data, your plan and your payments stay exactly as they were. There is nothing you need to do: old links forward to the new address on their own, and you sign in with the same e-mail and password as before.
New address: cryptopulsar.ai: Every old kryptopuls.ai link forwards to the new address automatically, so saved bookmarks keep working. It is still worth updating them so the app opens in one step.
Your account, plan and data are untouched: The same e-mail and password, the same portfolio, alerts, watchlist and history. Your subscription, its renewal date and your invoices carry over unchanged — nothing needs to be bought or activated again.
E-mails now come from the new domain: Alerts, receipts and account messages are sent from an address at cryptopulsar.ai. If you filter your inbox, add the new domain to your contacts and check the spam folder once after the change.
If you installed the app on your phone: An installed shortcut may still point at the old address. Open the app and refresh it; if it keeps showing the old name, remove the shortcut and install it again from cryptopulsar.ai.
A new look to go with the name: The home page and the dashboard open with new artwork: a planet with a pulsar behind it whose halo and jets slowly pulse. The rest of the interface stays where you are used to finding it.
Portfolio: reset with a 7-day undo and history of previous portfolios
You can start tracking your portfolio from scratch without losing what you have built so far. A reset clears your current positions and statistics, but you can undo it with one click for 7 days, and a frozen snapshot of the previous portfolio stays in your history permanently. The option lives in Settings → Portfolio; the undo bar and the history section are on the Portfolio page.
Reset your portfolio from Settings: Settings now has a Portfolio section with a reset option. It removes all positions, the daily value history, the change log and AI comments, so your result, TWR, drawdown and charts start counting from zero. It requires a two-step confirmation, so it cannot be triggered by accident.
7 days to undo a reset: After a reset, a bar at the top of the Portfolio page and in Settings → Portfolio shows the reset date, the exact deadline for undoing it and a countdown of remaining days. “Restore previous portfolio” reverts the whole operation — positions added after the reset stay where they are and the old portfolio comes back alongside them. If you do not want to wait, you can close the window early.
History of previous portfolios: At the bottom of the Portfolio page there is a “History of previous portfolios” section listing every reset with its date. Expanding an entry shows the state frozen on the reset day: the metric tiles (value, cost, result, realised result, TWR, IRR, drawdown, volatility, best and worst position, concentration), the value chart over time, the portfolio composition and the latest journal entries. Entries are kept indefinitely, and you can delete any of them manually.
Portfolio, avatars and a fully multilingual app
A bigger round of interface work: the portfolio now tells the whole story of your positions, you can create your own avatar inside the app, and the entire interface speaks Polish, English and Ukrainian.
Close a position instead of deleting it: Selling out of a coin is no longer the same as removing it. Closing a position keeps it in your history together with the result you actually realised, while the bin is now only for fixing an entry you added by mistake.
Switch between active positions and the full track record: One tap switches the whole page between what you hold right now and everything you have ever held, closed positions included. Tiles, allocation and charts all follow the chosen scope.
Deposits and withdrawals no longer distort your result: Adding or reducing a position is recorded as a cash flow at market price, so a top-up is no longer counted as a gain. The professional view shows a time-weighted return and an annualised, capital-weighted result next to the plain profit and loss. This describes the past, it is not a forecast.
History log for every position: Every change of quantity is now saved with its date and price, so you can open a position and see exactly how it grew, shrank or was closed.
Create your own avatar inside the app: Next to the gallery and your own upload there is now a generator. Pick what it should show, a style and a background — or leave it on random and use “Surprise me”. Each run returns four different proposals and you keep the one you like. A selfie can be attached as a reference. Available on paid plans; the editor always shows how many runs you have left.
The whole app in Polish, English and Ukrainian: Menu, settings, widgets and system messages are translated end to end. On your first visit the app suggests a language based on your device and you can change it any time from the menu — the choice is remembered.
Help section in the menu: The side menu now groups everything supporting you in one place: support, this updates page, FAQ, about us, app install and legal info — plus a shortcut to edit the review you left.
Heat map says what the percentage really means: Each tile shows its share within the ranking currently on screen, labelled as “share in top 20”, with a note that this is not global market dominance. The full heat map opens the same view for a wider ranking with a colour legend.
Improved notifications - full precision
Notification bell now works smarter: each notification leads directly to the relevant place. If a given feature doesn't exist in the app, you'll get only a final, clear message, without unnecessary clicks.
New message notification management: You can now control the active new message notification: turn it on, off, or adjust it to your needs.
Tool icon in notifications: We added a new tool icon in the notification bell; one click takes you straight to settings.
Smart back arrow visibility: We added an option to manage the visibility of the smart back arrow; you decide if it's always visible or only when you need it.
Your opinion now shapes CryptoPulsar
Two new ways to tell us what works and what needs fixing.
Short satisfaction survey: A short survey now appears in the app. It takes under a minute and asks what you use most and what gets in your way. You can dismiss it and fill it in later from the menu.
Public reviews: You can now leave a public review of CryptoPulsar and read what others think. Reviews are shown without any data that could identify the author.