Effective August 2, 2026
JeetHold is a paper-trading simulator for memecoins on Axiom.trade. It does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. Everything the extension tracks — your simulated balance, trades, and settings — stays on your device, inside your browser's local storage. JeetHold has no servers, no accounts, and no analytics.
JeetHold lets you practice buying and selling memecoins with a virtual balance, without
using real money or a real wallet. To do that, it saves the following data using the
browser's chrome.storage.local API, on your device only:
None of this ever leaves your browser. We don't operate a backend, and we have no way to see, collect, or access this data ourselves.
JeetHold makes two kinds of outbound requests, both simple public price lookups with no personal or identifying data attached:
These calls only ever send a price request — never your balance, trades, or any other data JeetHold stores.
storage |
Saves your simulation data locally, as described in section 2. |
unlimitedStorage |
Removes the default local storage size limit, so a long trade history doesn't get cut off. |
Access to axiom.trade |
Needed to inject the floating simulation panel on top of the page. JeetHold never reads or modifies Axiom's own UI, data, or storage. |
Your data stays in local storage until you clear it yourself (via "Reset portfolio" or "Clear trades" in the extension) or until you uninstall JeetHold, which erases everything the extension stored, since it was never anywhere else.
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new effective date above.
Questions about this policy? Reach out at oluusundayy06@gmail.com.