Proof Ledger
Every signal. Every outcome. In public.
Most signal services show you their wins. We show you everything. Every alert is timestamped and fingerprinted before anyone knows how it ends, then graded on what a follower could realistically have made. Misses included. For good.
Opens with the first live alert · sample data below
| Logged (UTC) | Token | Signal | Follower result | Fingerprint |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14:02:11 | $KITE | Convergence | +38% | 7c3e…a91d |
| 13:47:52 | $MOTH | Convergence | −24% · miss | b21a…04fe |
| 13:15:08 | $BRRR | Smart Money | +12% | e90c…77b2 |
| 12:58:30 | $FOMO | Convergence | −41% · miss | 3fd8…c1a0 |
| 12:21:44 | $LAMP | Smart Money | +6% | a44e…9d13 |
01How grading works
Graded like a follower, not a winner.
A wallet's own profit says nothing about what you'd make following it seconds later. So every grade starts where you could actually have got in.
- 01
Logged
The alert is written to the ledger the instant it fires, with the block and UTC time.
14:02:11 UTC · block 8,214,337
- 02
Fingerprinted
A hash of everything in the alert is published with it, so it can't be changed later.
fp 7c3e…a91d
- 03
Graded
At 1 hour, 24 hours and 7 days, from where a follower could really have got in, with slippage and fees included.
1h · 24h · 7d
- 04
Published
Wins and misses go up side by side. Nothing deleted, nothing back-filled.
public · permanent
02The headline numbers
Four numbers, updated with every grade.
At launch these fill in from real alerts, never from a backtest. Each shows its sample size, so you can see how much history it rests on.
Read the methodology- Soon
- Signals graded
- live at launch
- Soon
- Hit rate at 24h
- live at launch
- Soon
- Median follower return
- live at launch
- Soon
- Misses published
- live at launch
03Fingerprints
Tamper-evident by design.
The moment an alert fires, we publish a fingerprint, a hash of its token, time, wallets and estimates. When the grade goes up, anyone can check the fingerprint still matches. Change one character and it won't.
Alert recordSample
{
"signal": "convergence",
"token": "$KITE",
"fired": "14:02:11 UTC",
"block": 8214337,
"groups": 2,
"upside": "31% (base 12%)",
"danger": "low"
}FAQ
Ledger questions
Why publish the misses?
Because a record without its misses is marketing. If you can see every call, including the ones that lost, you can judge the edge for yourself, and so can we.
What is a follower-achievable return?
The return someone could realistically have made acting on the alert. That means entering in the first blocks after it was sent, with real slippage and fees, and exiting at the liquidity that was actually there. Not the wallet's own entry at the bottom.
Can Amplified delete or edit a bad call?
No. Each alert is fingerprinted the moment it fires, and the fingerprint is published with the grade. If the alert changed afterwards, the fingerprint wouldn't match.
When does the ledger start?
The first live alert is the first entry. Nothing is back-filled, so the record only ever includes calls made in real time.
Is a good record a promise of future results?
No. A record shows what happened, with its sample size. Memecoins are high-risk, and past results don't guarantee anything.
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