Frequently Asked Questions

Eizy is a trading workspace in development. The idea is to bring market research, explained AI signals and trading controls together, so you can understand a decision before choosing what to do.

The website shows the direction of the product. It is not a live trading account.

Not yet. Eizy is still being built. The charts, signals and trading examples on this website are demonstrations. Joining the waitlist does not connect an exchange, open an account or place a trade.

Choose Join the waitlist or Start Trading to open the early-access flow. You can enter an email and explore the short questionnaire.

While the form displays Preview mode, emails and answers are not submitted or saved. Live registration will need to be enabled before we can collect sign-ups.

No. The questionnaire helps explain how you would use Eizy. An application is a request to be considered for testing, not a guarantee of access. Testing will depend on product readiness and availability.

We haven’t announced a launch date. We would rather give you a useful update when there is something ready to test than promise a date we can’t stand behind.

The planned workspace brings together Binance exchange markets and Solana markets. The website uses those markets to explain the product direction. Supported assets, connections and regional availability will be confirmed before live trading begins.

Pricing has not been announced. Before any paid service launches, we’ll explain its price and any applicable charges. Exchange fees, network costs and slippage are separate costs to understand before trading.

The planned signal view brings together a decision such as BUY, SELL or HOLD, the agents’ reasoning, their level of agreement and the risk checks behind it. The aim is to help you assess the decision rather than follow a score without context.

Agreement is only one check. A trade can still be held back by liquidity, spread, sell pressure or missing data. The example signal screens show how those checks can explain a decision to wait.

No. Confidence describes a signal, not a guaranteed outcome. Markets can move against a trade, and fees and slippage affect the result. No signal removes the possibility of losing money.

That is the plan. Eizy’s proposed modes include manual orders, recurring buys and Super Machine automation. The website describes how those modes could work; the available controls will be confirmed as the product is tested.

Super Machine is the name used on this site for the planned automation mode. It is designed around a selected pair or market scan, strategy settings, trade limits and a visible decision history. It is not available for live trading in this preview.

No. The early-access flow does not need a wallet connection, an exchange API key or a payment. Never enter a seed phrase, private key or exchange secret into the questionnaire.

The site describes trade-size limits, slippage settings, stop losses, take profit, trailing stops and an emergency stop. These controls are part of the product direction. Their final behaviour and limitations will need to be checked before any live use.

The current waitlist preview keeps your email and answers only in the page’s temporary state. Reloading clears them. It does not send a registration or create an account.

See the Privacy Policy for more about the current website preview.

Try reloading the page and opening it in an up-to-date browser. Keep a note of the screen and what you clicked. Don’t share wallet secrets or account credentials when describing a problem.