Every signal, on the record.
Each signal is sealed with a SHA-256 hash the moment it is published, and every hash includes the one before it. Editing or deleting any past signal would break every hash after it, so losses can't quietly disappear.
—signals on record
—closed with a result
—reached a target
—net result, fees included
Runs in your browser: re-hashes every published payload and checks each link.
| # | Published | Market | Side | Result | R | Seal |
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Check a signal yourself, without trusting this page
Open a signal's seal, copy its payload and hash it with any SHA-256 tool. On macOS or Linux:
printf '%s' '<payload>' | shasum -a 256
The result must equal the signal's hash, and the payload's prev field must equal the hash of the signal before it. Open signals show only their hash until they close; then the levels are published and can be checked against the hash that was public all along.