Verify our results independently.
Follow a call from its posted levels to its result, check the records against external timestamps, or rebuild the figures from the ledger. The evidence and the tools are public.
Recorded
Each signal has a permanent ID. Its records and updates receive cryptographic fingerprints, with each record linked to the one before it.
Timestamped
Signed fingerprints are published to Sigstore Rekor and anchored to Bitcoin through OpenTimestamps. GitHub holds the public log, records and proof files.
Checkable
Closed-trade records are revealed so you can recompute their fingerprints, inspect their history and compare the results with the published figures.
How to check a trade and reproduce the figures
1. Open a trade
Choose “View trade & proof” on a ledger row. The page shows the posted levels, event history, exit evidence and the numbers used in the R calculation. Live calls keep their levels private until close.
Open a closed trade →2. Compare the fingerprints and timestamps
The trade page recomputes SHA-256 fingerprints in your browser and checks the links between records. Expand a record to compare its hash with its signed Rekor entry and Bitcoin proof. The posted, committed and external timestamp dates are shown separately. Pending proofs are labelled.
For a check outside this website, download or clone the public repository, then run its verifier from the repository folder with Python:
python verify.py AXN-2026-09-04-00360The verifier checks record hashes, signatures and the external anchors. GitHub provides the index; Rekor and Bitcoin provide the external time evidence.
3. Reproduce the performance figures
In the repository’s reproduce folder, run python reproduce.py. It downloads the public ledger and figures, recalculates the 7, 30 and 90 day windows, and compares its answers with the published totals, averages and breakdowns. Its output identifies any differences, including price-rounding differences.
The proofs establish record integrity and timing. The reproduction checks the published arithmetic under the methodology below; neither is a statement of account returns.
How these numbers are produced
Fees, funding and slippage are not deducted from R, because they depend on your venue and size. Treat published R as gross. A percent on this page is the raw price move of one full position, never an account return, exactly as the R figures are. Methodology changes are versioned; the version in force for a period is recorded with that period's figures.
