How it works

Follow one decision from a shared market reading to a result that can be replayed and checked. Live artefacts come from this deployment and say where their data came from.

Reading the record…

  1. Evidence

    One cycle saves one shared RYO market snapshot. Every strategy reads that exact same evidence.

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  2. Rules

    Stored conditions choose LONG, SHORT, or NO TRADE. The exact rule version is saved with the result.

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  3. Threshold

    The receipt shows which reading would change the decision—not just what the strategy decided.

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  4. Receipt

    Evidence, rules, decision, and the previous receipt hash are sealed together. Gemini may only lower confidence or veto.

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  5. Replay

    Ambang runs the saved rule again against the saved evidence. Any changed result is listed field by field.

    Saved evidenceSame rule versionCompare result

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  6. Calibration

    After the time horizon passes, the recorded confidence is compared with what actually happened. Lower Brier is better.

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    See every strategy's track record

How a receipt is verified

Recompute its hash, follow every link to the chain head, then check whether an OpenTimestamps proof anchors that head to Bitcoin. A pass proves the record was not changed; it does not prove the decision was right.

Verify a receipt in the instrument