The Revenge Spike
A red trade, then an instant re-entry, usually bigger. Your session debrief flags every re-entry within 5 minutes of a loss, with the size-up and what it cost you.
Paper-trade on Axiom, GMGN and Padre with 0 SOL at risk. After each session, Tracer's debrief lists your revenge entries, size-ups after a loss, losing streaks and fee bleed. Then you drill the fix on paper.
Open betaFree, no card, no wallet. Chrome on desktop.
of Pump.fun wallets made more than $1,000 in April 2026.
made between $1 and $500 over the same month.
lost money.
Tracer counts each one in your session debrief, with your own numbers.
A red trade, then an instant re-entry, usually bigger. Your session debrief flags every re-entry within 5 minutes of a loss, with the size-up and what it cost you.
Token taxes drain the account trade after trade. Tracer adds up what they take on every fill and shows it as a share of your volume.
Losses stack up, sizing creeps, exits get sloppy. Tracer flags losing streaks of three or more and keeps every exit on record with hold time and net PnL. The slow leak shows up before the big one.
Trades less than 45 minutes apart form a session. Each session gets its own verdict, and every flag opens the trades behind it.
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A paper fill that costs nothing teaches nothing. Tracer applies the two costs it can measure on the page: an execution delay and the token tax.
Every buy and sell fills about 300 ms after your click, priced at the market cap on screen at that moment instead of at the click. On a fast coin, the price moves between the two. Adjustable in settings.
Tracer reads each token's own buy and sell tax right on GMGN, Axiom or Padre and charges it on every fill: on the stake when you buy, on the proceeds when you sell. Your PnL is always shown net of it.
Entries and exits use the market cap the terminal is displaying at that instant, on the real token page. No delayed third-party price feed.
Positions work like on a real terminal: add to one (your entry becomes volume-weighted), scale out 10 to 100% or pull your stake with Sell Initial. One virtual SOL balance across the three terminals, and every fill is drawn on the platform's own chart and logged to your journal.
Tick reads your journal of simulated trades, remembers your patterns from one week to the next and points at the habit behind your worst sessions. It audits your execution, never your token picks.
PnL net of fees, sizing, hold time, entry and exit market cap, setups, emotions and your notes.
A long-term memory of your strengths, recurring mistakes and the rules you tell it, so it can hold you to them next week.
Revenge entries, size-ups after a loss, losing streaks and fee bleed, flagged at the top of your dashboard. One click for the full written debrief.
The coach reads your execution, your risk and your discipline. It does not name tokens to buy or predict prices.
Free, no card, no wallet. Add the extension to Chrome on desktop and link it in one click.
The widget sits on every token page of Axiom, GMGN and Padre with a simulated SOL balance, and logs each fill.
See where you tilted, tag setups and emotions, and talk it through with your coach.
Open betaFree, no card, no wallet. Chrome on desktop.
Pro adds personal rules, a weekly review, a bigger coach quota and CSV export. Rules and the weekly review are free for everyone during the beta.
Early-access price, not final
No. Tracer never asks for a wallet connection, a private key, a seed phrase or a signature. The widget runs in simulation next to your terminal and the journal audits those simulated fills, so there is nothing to approve and nothing it could spend.
No. Tracer never sits in your order path: your orders go from the platform to the chain exactly as before. On the page, it only reads a few numbers that are already displayed (market cap, token tax), in its own isolated script, and it pauses when the tab is in the background. Your journal syncs from the extension's service worker, outside the page.
No. Trades placed through the Tracer widget are simulated, and Tracer never asks you to connect a wallet.
No. Tracer only sees the simulated trades you place through its widget. The idea: drill the fix on paper, at 0 SOL of risk, before it costs you real SOL.
Right now. Tracer is in open beta: create a free account, add the extension to Chrome on desktop, and link it from your dashboard. No card, no wallet.
Chrome on desktop.
Free is part of the launch plan and needs no card. If we ever change what it includes, we will tell you by email before it takes effect.
Paper trading is free on Tracer too, with no limit. What Pro adds is the review: personal rules checked on every session, a weekly review, a bigger coach quota and exports. If you only want a simulator, any free one will do.
Never. It audits your execution, risk management and emotional discipline. No token picks, no price predictions.
Open betaFree, no card, no wallet. Chrome on desktop.
The session debrief is free. Pro adds personal rules, a weekly review, a bigger coach quota and CSV export.
Every fill on record and a session debrief for any period.
For traders who want to hold themselves to rules, week after week.
Tracer is in open beta: create a free account and start right away. Personal rules and the weekly review are free for everyone while the beta lasts. $12 / mo is an early-access price, not final: Pro waitlist members hear the launch price first.
Everything you need to audit your execution, side by side.
The short answers.
No. Tracer never asks for a wallet connection, a private key, a seed phrase or a signature. The widget runs in simulation next to your terminal and the journal audits those simulated fills, so there is nothing to approve and nothing it could spend.
No. Tracer never sits in your order path: your orders go from the platform to the chain exactly as before. On the page, it only reads a few numbers that are already displayed (market cap, token tax), in its own isolated script, and it pauses when the tab is in the background. Your journal syncs from the extension's service worker, outside the page.
No. Trades placed through the Tracer widget are simulated, and Tracer never asks you to connect a wallet.
No. Tracer only sees the simulated trades you place through its widget. The idea: drill the fix on paper, at 0 SOL of risk, before it costs you real SOL.
Right now. Tracer is in open beta: create a free account, add the extension to Chrome on desktop, and link it from your dashboard. No card, no wallet.
Chrome on desktop.
Free is part of the launch plan and needs no card. If we ever change what it includes, we will tell you by email before it takes effect.
Paper trading is free on Tracer too, with no limit. What Pro adds is the review: personal rules checked on every session, a weekly review, a bigger coach quota and exports. If you only want a simulator, any free one will do.
Never. It audits your execution, risk management and emotional discipline. No token picks, no price predictions.
Open betaFree, no card, no wallet. Chrome on desktop.