A signal channel's record is the one thing its subscribers cannot check. We measure it against real
candles: commission on both sides, perpetual funding, and a stop that gaps through filling at the bar
open rather than at the level it was placed. What we publish here is the measurement — not an opinion
about the provider.
How this list works
Nothing appears here by being measured. An audit someone asked for is their report. An audit
is published only when we choose it as an example of the work.
Signals are judged by the price path, not by what was claimed. A signal counts as a win only
when the price reached the target; an unresolved signal is not counted as a win.
The measured party has the floor. Any reply is published unchanged, in full, next to the report.
Where there is no reply yet, the report says so.
No verdict here says fraud. The measurement can show that a claimed record does not match the
price path. It cannot say why, and it does not try.
Every report is public and linkable — the same report a provider can show their own subscribers.
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A channel owner who wants this list to contain a measurement of their own record can run the same check
first, free, and decide afterwards whether to publish it.
Measuring a public claim is not an endorsement and not a rating. A record that matches its claim is
printed as such; so is one that does not. Past results do not guarantee future ones, and nothing here
is investment advice.