Every signal outcome is written to an append-only hash chain. Each record is locked to the one before it, so a single edited result breaks the whole chain — and anyone can recompute the returned sequence. This can reveal edits or gaps inside that sequence, but it cannot prove completeness or independently verify broker execution.
Recorded outcomes
3
Win rate
33%
Wins
1
Losses
2
Recorded chain is internally consistent — 11 outcomes across 7 channels
Recomputed end-to-end from the public ledger on this request. Every hash links to the previous record.
head: 4c3c993deb7d83619aad9ad8683c6e37f526e26fc541b00447dbee0f5eefaea0
Outcomes are appended
When the close-reporting path succeeds, the result is written to the ledger and deduplicated by signal.
Each record is chained
A record's hash covers its own data plus the previous record's hash, so the order and history are cryptographically locked.
Anyone can recompute
We replay the whole chain from the first record on every page load. One altered result and verification fails.
7 channels currently publish recompute-able results. Open one to see its win rate and recent outcomes.
When a finalized signal outcome is successfully recorded, its SHA-256 hash includes its contents and the previous record's hash. The page recomputes those links so changes inside the returned sequence are detectable. This proves internal consistency of the records shown; it is not an independent broker audit or proof that every source message became a record.
A screenshot is a static image. This page recomputes the hash links from structured records on every load, so edits or gaps inside the returned chain can be detected. Without an independently published chain head, it cannot by itself prove that a trailing record was never removed by the database operator.
Yes. Recording is automatic and deduplicated by signal when the close path reports successfully, but delivery failures, unsupported workflows, missing close data, or service interruptions can leave outcomes absent. The displayed win rate covers the records present in this ledger, not every message ever posted by the source.
No. The ledger only records the pair, direction, entry/exit price, and the win/loss/breakeven result. No account balances or dollar P&L are published.