What ANCHORED ON-CHAIN actually means

Every night the platform takes each signal published that day — pair, direction, entry, stop, targets, publish timestamp — hashes each one, and builds a merkle tree. The root of that tree is written to the SignalRegistry contract on BNB Chain.

That single 32-byte root commits to every signal of the day. Change one digit of one signal afterwards and the recomputed root no longer matches the anchored one. History becomes tamper-evident forever.

The verify page for a signal shows its raw data, its hash, and the merkle path to the anchored root, recomputed in your browser. You do not need to trust us — you can check.

This is the difference between XyBit and a Telegram group screenshotting its wins: our losses are anchored too.