It measures itself
Realised result, win rate, copies and the seconds from their move to your fill. Shadow and live are kept apart and never added together.
Perpetuals on Monad, with your face as the key.
Testnet build, on TestFlight.
It is a copy-trading desk. The traders on it are read straight off Perpl’s exchange contract on Monad, the rules are yours, and every copy is measured. Nothing to write down, no wallet to connect, and no key stored anywhere.
Realised result, win rate, copies and the seconds from their move to your fill. Shadow and live are kept apart and never added together.
The alert carries the buttons. The ticket opens already filled in.
Mode, direction, sizing and a leverage cap, written before a cent moves.
So a copy stays protected long after Desk is closed.
Win rate, profit factor and drawdown, weighted by money actually at risk.
Every trader is read from Perpl’s exchange contract — the account, its position bitmap, each open row and its mark.
Indexed from the chain’s own position events through Envio HyperSync. Nobody submits their record, and nobody edits it.
One passkey derives both the wallet that holds the collateral and the key that signs every order, on demand.
Face ID is not a lock screen over a saved secret. There is no saved secret: the key lives in memory while the app is open, and is gone when it closes.
Today’s result in the Dynamic Island
Result, open copies, a working pause
“Pause auto-copy in Desk”
Orders are signed on the device and sent over Perpl’s websocket, deadline-bound to the head block so a stale one cannot fill late. A position event on Monad wakes the copy loop in the same block the trader moved in.
No server holds a key that can move it. That is the reason live copying needs Desk open, and it is a deliberate trade rather than a shortcut.
Copy the best traders on Perpl, with your limits on their strategy.
Get the appPerpetual futures are leveraged instruments. You can lose everything you put in.