A plan, before an outcome.
Entry and exit are locked as separate salted hashes. Drafts never enter the record; it starts here, with both rules still private.
- Commitment
- Owner signature · timestamp
- Disclosure
- Entry and exit both hidden
A result means more next to its lock, its order sequence, and its context. Wins, losses, and plans that never fired stay together, public only when you choose.
STATUS / IN DEVELOPMENT · ROADMAPSee what the record holds at every stage of a plan.
Entry and exit are locked as separate salted hashes. Drafts never enter the record; it starts here, with both rules still private.
Market, direction, leverage, allocation, and how follower sizes compare with the author’s.
Signed-at, locked-at, fire, acknowledgements, fills, and close events, in order.
Cancellations, actions on the linked account, and positions closed outside the plan.
Lock hashes, revealed rules, the event sequence, and proofs against hourly roots.
An action on the author’s linked account outside the plan is flagged in the record, next to the plan it touched.
Unfired, expired, and cancelled plans stay visible, so a winning streak cannot hide the plans around it.
A condition that was already true when the plan was locked is labelled as such, not scored as a fresh forecast.
A lock proves what was written and when. It does not prove a plan was good, and it cannot see activity in accounts you never linked.
Start with one precise plan. Keep its conditions and limits together from draft to close.