Every week, the canonical batch of all our published 4H signals — entry, take-profit, stop-loss, direction, risk — is hashed off-chain and the hash is written to a smart contract on Polygon Mainnet before any trade is closed. We don't hold the only copy. You can recompute the hash yourself, in your browser, right now.
ON-CHAIN ONLY · PAYLOAD UNAVAILABLE
On-chain commitment exists, but the off-chain payload is not yet published. The hash above is still authoritative.
0x12fad06a39e2c10ce946052d11314a65a879e2f72f807ef5a8ee7c4f93cab6b0We canonicalize this week's signal batch
For every published 4H signal, we encode pair · direction · entry · tp · sl · risk% as one line, sort alphabetically by pair, and prepend the ISO yearweek. This is the canonical payload — deterministic and reproducible.
We hash the payload off-chain with keccak256
The output is one 32-byte hash that uniquely identifies the entire batch. Change a single decimal and the hash changes completely.
We write the hash to Polygon Mainnet
Our smart contract WeeklySignalCommitments records the hash against the ISO weekId. Once written, the contract refuses any overwrite— not even the owner can edit it.
You verify, in your browser, with no trust required
When you open any week above, your browser recomputes keccak256 of the published payload and compares it to the value we read straight from Polygon's RPC. If our database had been edited, this page would surface a MISMATCH badge instantly.
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