Data Visibility
Synchronicity reads what it needs to run the product: your account state, your strategies, your conversations with Signac (Synchronicity’s AI trading assistant). None of that is shown to other users or the public. A short list of things should never go to Synchronicity or Signac at all, covered below.
What Synchronicity may read or process
Depending on which features you use, this can include:
- Your connected wallet address and authentication metadata.
- Hyperliquid account state needed to show and run the product: balances, positions, orders, TWAPs (time-weighted average price orders), fills, margin, liquidation-relevant state, fee status, and execution readiness.
- Your strategy definitions, canvas state, and execution parameters (market, side, size, leverage field, cycle count, stop loss, take profit), plus the conditions and oracle formulas (the data checks a strategy evaluates before it triggers) it’s built on.
- Your conversations with Signac.
- Order and execution records: request IDs, client and exchange order IDs, statuses, errors, retry state, and delegation records (who’s delegated, market scope, budgets, expiry, revocation state).
- Account-level summaries: strategy PnL, order and fill summaries, and related data needed to display or operate the product.
- Usage and quota counters, plus operational logs and metrics used for debugging, monitoring, security, and reliability.
Who can see it
Your stored strategies, canvas state, custom oracles, delegation records, and Signac conversations aren’t visible to other users or the public. They’re visible to you, to the Synchronicity services that need them to run the product, and to authorized team members handling support or debugging.
This doesn’t extend to data that’s already public through Hyperliquid, the blockchain, or third-party providers, and it doesn’t stop you from exporting, publishing, or sharing your own data yourself.
What’s already public regardless of Synchronicity
Some blockchain, exchange, and market data is public whether or not you use Synchronicity: public market data, order-book data, fills, liquidations, funding rates, oracle prices where those are externally observable, and any wallet or account activity a venue itself exposes. Synchronicity can display that information, but it can’t make public on-chain or exchange-level data private.
What not to share with Signac
Never send Signac:
- Seed phrases.
- Main wallet private keys.
- Raw Hyperliquid agent or API private keys.
- Production secrets.
- Personal data that isn’t needed to build, understand, or manage a strategy.
Signac never asks for a seed phrase, a private key, or production secrets. If any conversation ever does, treat it as a red flag and stop.
Signac can see strategy context, your prompts, supported-market metadata, tool outputs, and execution-parameter context needed to help build or explain a strategy. It can propose or edit strategy parameters. It doesn’t have access to your private keys and isn’t a security boundary for key custody.
Admin and operational visibility
Separate from ordinary product access, authorized Synchronicity operators and configured admin accounts can view or act on production data through restricted operational tools: admin APIs, database access, logs, and monitoring systems. This can include strategy definitions, account references, order and fill state, delegation state, PnL or account summaries, errors, and execution events.
It’s used to operate, secure, and recover the system, restricted to trusted team members. See Custody of Funds for how the same principle applies to your signing keys specifically.
FAQ
Is my strategy visible to other Synchronicity users? No. Strategy definitions, canvas state, custom oracles, and Signac conversations are private to you, the services that run the product, and authorized team members.
What should I never tell Signac? Seed phrases, main wallet private keys, raw Hyperliquid agent keys, production secrets, or personal data the strategy doesn’t need.
Can Synchronicity see data that’s already public on Hyperliquid or the blockchain? Yes, and so can anyone else. Synchronicity doesn’t control what a venue or the chain itself makes public.
Can team members look at my strategy or account data? Through restricted operational tools, for support, debugging, security, or recovery, not as routine product access.