Independent verification
The page you were reading is not written by the channel. The numbers on it are calculated by SignalProof from the messages that channel actually published, and from real market prices.
Verified by SignalProofSignalProof is an independent service. We do not post signals, we do not trade, and we do not decide what a channel publishes. We record it, and we check it.
In 30 seconds
The moment a message is posted in the channel, SignalProof records it: the original text, the levels it contains, and the exact time it went out.
From that point the record cannot be changed. If the author later edits or deletes the message, our copy stays exactly as it was published.
We take the entry, the stop and the targets exactly as they were published, then replay them against independent market data, from the moment the message went out to the moment the trade closed. Nothing is self-reported.
A trade appears on the page only after it has fully finished, winners and losers alike. Nothing is shown while it is still open.
Your first question
A channel owns how its page looks. It does not own what the page says.
The channel controls
The channel cannot
Summarised mode shows totals instead of the list of individual trades, but those totals are computed on every trade, losers included. There is no version of this page where the losses are missing from the maths.
Where the numbers come from
Results are replayed against independent market data, tick by tick. Nothing is taken from the channel’s own account of how a trade went.
The entry, the stop and the targets are read from the original message once, and never read again. If the author edits it afterwards, the result still stands on what was published. A later correction can never improve the number.
When a target and the stop are both reached in quick succession, the replay follows the order prices actually traded in, rather than assuming one. If the data cannot settle a decisive moment, the signal is flagged as ambiguous instead of being scored either way.
If price never reached the entry, the signal counts as not triggered. It is not a win and it is not a loss, and it is left out of the win rate.
A signal still open after thirty days is marked expired and excluded from the totals, rather than left open to flatter them.
The channel declares once how it manages a position: how many targets, how the position is split between them, and when the stop moves to break-even. Every signal is then scored on that same rule, and the rule is printed on the page itself, under the headline numbers.
The words on the page
No trading background needed. These are the only terms the page uses.
Being straight with you
This page shows how the published levels performed on the market. It does not show what any individual made. Your entry, your position size, your broker’s spread and your timing are yours, and they will not match this page exactly.
A verified record says the numbers are real. It does not say the channel is right, that you should follow it, or that the next month will look like the last. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
SignalProof does not execute orders, does not hold funds, is not a broker and is not a copy-trading service. We observe and we verify, nothing else.
Who is behind this
SignalProof is an independent verification service for trading signal channels. Once a channel is connected, every signal it publishes from that moment on is recorded and checked against the market, and the result is what you see on its page.
Who pays for this verification?
The channel does. It is our customer. That is exactly why it cannot touch the numbers: a figure we could arrange on request would be worth nothing, not to you and not to the channel that paid for it. Our only product is a record no one can argue with.
If you believe a verified page is inaccurate, tell us and we will look into it. support@signal-proof.com
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