How we prove our track record

Every signal is posted to a public Telegram channel within 30 minutes of entry. @tgsignals_preview is the public archive. Anyone can scroll back to any date.

Outcomes are posted in the same message thread. When stop-loss or take-profit hits, we reply to the original entry message with the result. Telegram's message timestamps cannot be back-edited without the "edited" tag showing up — the audit trail is enforced by the platform, not by us.

Equity curves are computed from the public channel data. Once a channel has ≥30 trades logged, the equity curve becomes a permanent feature on the channel's hub page. The dataset behind the chart is the same dataset you can verify by scrolling the channel — message by message.

• No screenshots as proof of past trades. Screenshots can be cropped, photoshopped, or staged. We don't use them.
• No deleting bad trades. Losses are posted alongside wins in the same channel. Permanently.
• No editing entries after price moves. If a signal's entry was 5,847.50, that's what was posted. Telegram shows the original text and the edit tag if anything changed.
• No "VIP-only" hidden trades with private results. Every win and every loss is in the public archive.
• No back-tested results presented as live. Back-test output is labeled clearly. Live trading starts when paper-trading does.

1. Open @tgsignals_preview and pick any message from at least a week ago.
2. Note the timestamp and the entry/stop/target levels in the post.
3. Pull up the chart on TradingView for that asset, at that timestamp.
4. Check whether price actually traded through the levels we posted, in the order we posted them.

This is the same audit you'd do on a hedge fund's monthly statement, except it runs in real time and is free. If something doesn't reconcile, tell us — we'll either correct the record or close the channel.