Capacity before opinion. Evidence before fire.

Fleet roles

Manual fleet Check-In and PWA restart

1. Install or open Trinity on the secure trade origin. The fleet roster merges public addresses saved in Check-In and local War Room vessels on that device.
2. Use Open to view one remembered wallet. Public address and public-chain reads do not create signing authority.
3. Use Check In on one vessel, or Check In Next Wallet to work through the fleet. Switch the wallet provider to the address shown before approving the readable, device-bound Check-In message.
4. If the provider returns a different account, Trinity stops that step. It never substitutes one fleet wallet for another.
5. After the PWA or browser closes, the device may restore the public fleet roster and unexpired, revocable Check-In sessions. It does not restore a private key, provider connection, background monitor, or transaction approval.
6. A wallet can remain remembered without being checked in. Reconnect the exact wallet whenever its Check-In session expires or a transaction needs review.

Verifying every fleet wallet is optional. A captain may keep the whole public roster on one device, verify selected wallets, or use one wallet at a time. Nothing scans or trades until the captain acts.

Captain's launch sequence

1. Open the War Room and connect a compatible self-custodied Solana wallet. Connection reveals only the public address; it does not move capital.
2. Register that public address as one vessel on the current device.
3. Create a campaign using the exact token mint, verified entry anchor, current observed price, verified wallet value, and maximum commitment.
4. Keep maximum campaign commitment at or below 10% of verified wallet value.
5. For a Scout, supply rank 101–1,000, at least $1,000,000 of 24-hour volume, and four positive hourly volume observations.
6. Activate the campaign. Hold Fire and Pit states block local PIT review.
7. Wait for the next sequential 2%–4%–8%–2%–4%–8%–10% trigger and at least one hour after the prior confirmed fill.
8. Open PIT only when local gates clear. A fresh backend card must independently match live wallet, market, capacity, route, and accounting evidence.
9. Review the exact transaction in the connected wallet. Reject it if the mint, amount, program, accounts, or economic bounds differ.
10. After confirmation, wait for reconciliation. Never treat a submission, deposit, transfer, projected yield, or local campaign entry as realized profit.

Ladder and exit doctrine

The eight-order campaign uses increasing order weights across a sequential 2%–4%–8% cycle and a final 10% step. Ten percent of the campaign ceiling remains reserved for friction. The displayed exit target is the higher of one-third recovery from the lowest filled level or a 10% profit over weighted basket basis.

This is a finite, capital-bounded ladder—not a promise of infinite capital, accuracy, or recovery. No asset is guaranteed to survive, retain liquidity, or avoid absolute loss.

Fail-closed rules

• No private key, seed phrase, pooled custody, leverage, or automatic public-wallet signing.
• No fresh engine card, no transaction.
• No verified wallet value, no 10% capacity claim.
• No one-hour spacing, no next add.
• No exact mint, route, liquidity, and volume evidence, no Scout deployment.
• No verified settlement and accounting proof, no profit claim.
• The Founding Fleet route is a separate paid public Solana Mainnet mint. Connecting requests no signature and moves no funds. Minting occurs only after the captain selects a ship and separately approves the paid wallet transaction. The NFT is an eligibility record only; Mission activation, delegation, automated execution, and trading authority remain disabled.
• The immutable ship-policy field nft_launch_enabled:false records the reviewed pre-launch state when those policy bytes were sealed. It remains unchanged as history. The later R60 approval made only the five paid R60 issuance paths canonical; it did not activate Missions, automation, or wallet authority.

Trading can lose all deployed capital. Trade Wars is operational discipline and transaction control, not a guarantee of results.