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AI trading signals
Calls committed at broadcast, revealed after the trade window.
The problem
A published track record can be curated after the fact: delete the losers, keep the winners, and no reader can tell. The incentive to edit history here is immediate and financial, which makes signals the hardest test of the protocol.
01
What is anchored
Direction, entry zone, take-profit ladder, stop loss, model version and confidence — the whole call, exactly as issued.
02
When it is revealed
Sealed at broadcast, revealed once the trade window closes. Anything never revealed is flagged Expired and counted against the publisher.
03
Who checks it
Subscribers, allocators and anyone auditing the record. Hit rate, profit factor and drawdown are computed from verified history only.
signal.v3artifact schema
{
"type": "signal.v3",
"ts": "2026-08-17T09:08:03Z",
"pair": "BTCUSDT",
"direction": "LONG",
"entry": { "from": 64250, "to": 64290 },
"take_profit": [64520, 64780, 65150],
"stop_loss": 63940,
"model": "ob-v3.2",
"confidence": 0.74,
"publisher": "0xPUB...KEYID"
}Evaluating this for your organisation?
The whitepaper specifies the canonicalisation, the hash construction and the contract surface in full.