Helm

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Helm

@HelmTrading

Nov 2

HELM Rewards Hub S1: A Season of Earned Rewards.

30 days. 100K Mainnet Points. 103,093 qualified profiles.

Season 1 has officially come to an end, and the leaderboard winners have earned their place.

The numbers tell the story:
🏆 839 winning wallets
🔥 699 wallets reached 7 consecutive active days
⚡ 642 wallets reached 15 consecutive active days
And for those who stayed active through all 30 days, there's more to recognize: a Special SBT and a final OG eligibility boost.

More details: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Missed your shot this season? Keep your eyes on HELM Rewards Hub S2. The next race could be yours.🔥

Helm

@HelmTrading

Nov 3

Front Man 🕷️

@frontmanx7

Sep 20

Helm AI Copilot Feature Guide ⚓️

First, open the Helm website and connect your wallet.

Once your wallet is connected, choose the market you want to explore. Then refresh your Helm balance and click on AI Copilot.

You can either create your own prompt or use the example prompt ere’s the example prompt:

Place 5000 HELM in YES limit orders:

- Price: Best available ≤ 0.15
- 5 orders × 1,000 HELM
- Take Profit: 0.18

Before using the prompt, make sure to update the prices according to the current market conditions. The prices in this example are only for demonstration and may be different from the current market.

For this guide, all the orders shown are made using Testnet SOL, not real SOL. These are testnet transactions for demonstrating and testing the Helm features.

One useful feature of Helm AI Copilot is that you can specify multiple orders in a single prompt up to 20 orders.

You can also include parameters such as limit prices and take-profit levels in your prompt.

For this demonstration, I’m using 5 positions just to keep the video short.

After entering the prompt, click “Open 5 positions” or the number of positions you want to test.

Then review the order details and, if everything looks correct, sign and confirm the transaction in your wallet.

Once confirmed, Helm AI Copilot processes the requested testnet orders automatically.

For this demonstration, I’m closing my positions around 15 and 17 instead of waiting for the original example target of 18.

If you’re testing the feature yourself, make sure you understand the market and review your selected parameters before confirming any transaction.

After that, head over to your Profile and claim your Daily Faucet.

You can claim it up to 5 times per day, so don’t forget to claim it.

You can also check your Testnet Points:

• +50 points for a positive trade
• -20 points for a negative trade

You can also keep an eye on your Mainnet Points. These can be earned through eligible Helm activities and events.

And don’t forget to get your available Badges, including the Early Beta Tester badge and its very important badge.

Finally, I’ve shared one small trick in the comment section below check it out if you want to see it.

This guide is a walkthrough of how the Helm AI Copilot features work on testnet. The transactions shown in this video use Testnet SOL and are not real-SOL transactions.

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Helm

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Nov 2

Helm

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Sep 28

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