for crypto traders who sell their calls
Thirteen is unlucky.
A signed wallet isn't.
Whop lets you sell courses and Discord access. DeBank lets anyone see a wallet's history. Neither one connects the two — so anyone can screenshot a P&L and start selling, real track record or not. Tredecim closes that gap: a storefront sealed by the wallet that actually made the trades.
The old way
A trader posts a win in a group chat, opens a paid Discord, and there's no way for a buyer to check if the wins were real, cherry-picked, or from a wallet that blew up the week after.
With Tredecim
A trader signs a message to prove they own a wallet, their storefront shows what that wallet actually did, and the buy button itself checks live performance before letting anyone in.
sample sealed profiles — illustrative, not live traders
How a listing gets sealed
Verify your wallet
Sign a message to prove ownership. Nothing moves, nothing is approved.
Build your storefront
List a course or premium access with a name, description, and price.
The buy button checks your record
Sign-ups auto-pause if your tracked drawdown crosses a set threshold.
Buyers see the same live checkout state you do — if a wallet is in a heavy drawdown, sign-ups freeze automatically instead of relying on a seller to disclose it themselves.
Verify your wallet to set up your storefront
Connect Phantom and sign a message. This proves you control the wallet — nothing moves and nothing is approved.