What this is
A public register of automated trading signals
A screener reads liquidity, buy pressure and volume acceleration across Solana, Base, BNB and Ethereum. Every signal it fires is published with the exact conditions that triggered it, then tracked to win, miss or dead.
The tracking is commodity. Anyone can build a screener. What is hard is publishing the calls that went to zero and leaving them there.
The rules
Four commitments, enforced in code
Nothing is removed
Rows can be inserted, never changed or deleted. The database itself refuses. Corrections are new rows.
Misses stay in the denominator
Hit rate is wins over every call in the window. No code path drops a call from a statistic.
Market cap is computed, not quoted
Price and supply are frozen separately at entry. No provider cap field decides a verdict.
The chain is published
Every record is hashed into a chain and the head is anchored on-chain. Anyone can recompute the register from the public CSV and check it.
Status
Not live yet
The engine, the contracts and the verifier exist and are tested. The register is not open, because a register with nothing in it proves nothing.
Before the first call is published:
- The screener runs against live market data, not fixtures
- The anchor contract is deployed and the chain head is posted on-chain
- The verifier is run by someone who is not us, against a CSV they downloaded
Until the third is true, this site will say the register is unverifiable, because it would be.
Risk
Read this part
Nothing here is investment advice. Low-capitalisation tokens can and frequently do go to zero. Peak multiples shown on the register are the highest value observed, not a realised return. Past results do not predict future ones.