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TweetPulse shows descriptive statistics about public posting activity and public prediction-market data. It is not financial, investment or trading advice, and nothing on the site, in our Telegram group, in our posts or in our browser extension recommends buying, selling or holding anything. Past patterns are not a forecast. Any decision you make is your own.

We work to keep the figures correct, but they can be late, incomplete or wrong, and we do not guarantee them. Our count of posts is our own record; the market is settled by its resolution source, which can show a different number, and where the two differ we show both.

Our model (CPBS) estimates where a market's final count may land and how likely each bracket is. It is an estimate built from past posting and the market's own prices, and it changes as posts arrive: its centre can move from one bracket to another, sometimes quickly, and that is the model working, not a change of view on what you should do.

Labels on the site and in the extension, such as In range, Out of range, Passed or the model's pick, describe where the count and the prices stand. They are not instructions, signals or recommendations, and they have not been shown to predict outcomes or prices.

Prediction markets can lose you all the money you put in. You decide what to trade and when, and you trade at your own risk. Check prices, rules and settlement terms on the market itself before you trade, and make sure using prediction markets is allowed where you live.

To the extent the law allows, TweetPulse is not responsible for any loss or missed gain from using the site, its figures or its labels, including figures that turn out to be late or wrong.

Everything we show comes from public sources: public post counts, public market data, and the public positions and history of the Polymarket account you choose to link.

We never ask for a private key, a seed phrase, a password to another service or a signature, and we cannot move anything in your accounts. Linking a Polymarket account is read-only.

A new TweetPulse Pro account starts with a 30-day free trial. It begins when you verify your Polymarket account, not before. Each Polymarket account gets one free trial, and so does each person.

Nothing is charged automatically, during the trial or after it. When the trial ends, Pro is paused on your account until you choose a plan; your account, your verified Polymarket account and your history are kept.

Plans are paid in USDC, a US-dollar stablecoin, on the networks shown when you pay, or with a tip on Polymarket from your verified Polymarket account. A plan is one payment for a fixed number of days and does not renew by itself: when it ends, Pro is paused on your account until you pay again.

When you start a checkout, its price is held for 24 hours. Send the exact amount, in USDC, on the network shown, to the address shown. A payment counts once it is final on its network. Up to 0.1% less than the price still counts, for network and withdrawal rounding; if less arrives, you can send the rest.

Everyone pays the same address, so a payment is matched to you by what ties it to you: a withdrawal from your verified Polymarket account, a tip sent from your verified Polymarket account (only a tip counts there, never a transfer to that account from elsewhere), a payment you signed in your wallet on this site, or, from an exchange or another wallet, the exact amount your checkout shows, a few cents under the price, which identify your payment. A transfer that carries neither is checked by hand before it counts, and pasting a transaction never by itself makes it yours. Money that arrives for a checkout that has closed is not lost: it counts toward your next checkout.

Other tokens, other networks and other addresses may not be credited, and a transfer sent to the wrong place may not be recoverable. Paying early never shortens your time: a new plan starts when your current time ends.

Payments are final. We may refund all or part of a payment at our discretion, for example one sent by mistake or twice. To ask, message us on Telegram with the transaction.

Every member has a referral link, and a member's username works as their referral code when someone signs up, or before they pay for their first plan. When someone who joined through your link or your code pays for Pro, 25% of that payment is credited to you, and 25% of every payment they make after it, for as long as they keep paying. The person who joined through your link or your code pays 10% less on their first plan.

• A referral counts only when the person pays. Joining, or a free trial, earns nothing.
• The 10% applies to the first plan only, and not when the link belongs to the operator, to a staff account or to the person themselves. From time to time we may publish a promo code with its own discount, an end date and a limit on uses; a code is good for one plan per account, and when both a code and a link apply, the larger discount counts, never both. Your share is 25% of what was paid.
• A person counts as your referral when they first arrive through your link and join, or type your code or username when they sign up or before they pay for their first plan. The first one is the one that counts: a typed code or username counts only when no link or earlier code came first, and never after their first payment.
• Shares are paid in USDC to your verified Polymarket account, once a month, when you are owed $10 or more. Payouts are sent by hand, and each one shows on your Pro page. Until you have a verified Polymarket account, what you are owed waits for it.
• You earn nothing on your own payments.
• The operator's account and staff accounts do not take part and earn nothing.
• Abuse voids the shares concerned and can close the account: referring yourself through other accounts, fake or duplicate accounts, spam, or misleading promotion. A payment we refund earns no share.
• We may change the share or end the programme for future payments, with notice on the site. Shares already credited to you stay yours under the rules they were credited under.

Using TweetPulse means you agree to these terms. A Pro account asks you to agree when you create it, and again once when they change in a way that matters; we keep the date and the version you agreed to.

We may update these terms; the date at the top shows the latest version. Questions: message us on Telegram.

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