Terms

The service

coinpicker shows market intelligence: coins that passed a fixed filter, the evidence, and the price where each view is wrong. It is information, not advice.

Signing in

Updated 15 Nov 2026

You sign in in one of three ways. Email code: we email you a single-use code that works for 3 minutes; we keep your email address. Password: you choose it; it is never stored in plain text: our sign-in provider (Amazon Cognito) keeps only a hashed form, which nobody at coinpicker can read. Google: Google confirms your email address and shares your name, profile picture and email address with us; we keep only the email address (and the account id Google gives it, to link the sign-in), never your name, picture or Google password. If you continue with Google using the email of an account you already have, both become one account.

Your account

Updated 15 Nov 2026

Keep access to your inbox, your password or your Google account. If you forget your password, continue with Google or an emailed code. Password reset by the team is paused while we make it safer; if neither way works for you, ask the coinpicker team. You can delete your account in one click from Account; this removes your email address and every way of signing in to it.

No advice

Nothing on coinpicker is financial, investment or trading advice, and nothing considers your situation. You decide your own trades.

Beta

The beta is free. Features may change. Changes to these terms apply when they are published on this page, with the date they changed.