Open Tyslin beside your exchange or TradingView. Ask in plain words. It finds a setup, sizes it from your stop, and waits for your approval.
Items marked Soon are on the way and not available yet.
Lives in Chrome's side panel, next to the chart you already use.
Reads the market and explains itself. Every number comes from live data.
Connect your own exchange. Tyslin never asks for withdrawal permission.
You set the rules. You can change or switch off anything.
Built for speed and safety from the first line.
Your limits are enforced in code, not left to the AI. If a trade doesn't fit your rules, Tyslin won't show it.
A hard cap on how much any one trade can lose. No setup is shown above it.
Today's losses plus open risk. When the budget is used up, Tyslin stops proposing.
Risk on open positions counts against your budget, and size is capped by leverage.
Position size is calculated from stop distance, by code. The AI can't change it.
The AI has no way to set size, raise risk or place an order. Those tools don't exist.
Every setup is checked against your limits before it's drawn, and again when you approve.
Tyslin prepares the trade. Only your Approve sends it.
Every proposal, approval and exit is logged for you, along with the reason you took it. Ask Tyslin how your trades went and it answers from your own history.
Planned for after launch. Not available yet.
Tyslin is an AI trading co-pilot for crypto that lives in Chrome's side panel. You ask in plain words, by text or voice. It reads the market, proposes a setup that fits your own risk rules, and draws it with entry, stop, target, size, risk and confidence.
No. Tyslin only prepares trades. Nothing is sent unless you press Approve, and the AI has no tool that can place, confirm or cancel an order.
Size is calculated by code from the distance between your entry and your stop, so the amount at risk matches your max risk per trade. It's then capped by your daily loss budget and leverage limit. The AI can't change it.
Tyslin counts today's realised losses plus the risk on open positions. When that reaches your daily limit, it stops proposing new trades until the next day in your time zone.
Yes. Every account starts in paper trading mode, so you can try setups and build your journal without risking real money.
Binance, Bybit and OKX are supported by the Tyslin backend, and connecting them from the side panel is coming soon. Tyslin works next to any exchange or TradingView tab, because it runs in Chrome's side panel.
Start with a read-only key. Trade permission is only needed for live mode. Tyslin never asks for withdrawal permission, and it refuses keys that can withdraw or transfer funds. Keys are verified and stored encrypted.
Your journal is stored with your Tyslin account on the Tyslin backend, so you can ask questions about your own history. Deleting your account deletes your journal and all your other data.
Not yet. Live trading will come after it has been tested on exchange testnets, and it will need an extra confirmation step. Paper trading is available from the start.
No. Tyslin is a tool that helps you follow your own process and risk rules. It doesn't give financial advice, and trading involves risk.
Paper trading first. Read-only exchange access to start. Withdrawal permissions, never.
