Signal ledger
Every WickViper signal will appear here: before the outcome is known, losses included. For now the ledger is empty, because we import no pre-launch history.
Status: pre-launch. Closed signals: 0. Statistics: none, not enough observations.
The first entry will be WV-000001. Join the channel to see it go in live.
What every entry will contain
| Field | CSV / JSON |
|---|---|
| Ref | ref |
| Posted (UTC) | posted_at |
| Instrument | symbol |
| Side | direction |
| Entry | entry |
| SL | sl |
| TP | tp |
| Closed (UTC) | closed_at |
| R | rr |
| Pips | pips |
| State | public_state |
What the states mean
- Verified · market data
- Checked automatically against reference 1-minute market data.
- Confirmed by trader
- No reference data for this instrument (e.g. index CFDs); result confirmed by the trader and labelled as such.
- Open
- Position still running. Levels are revealed when it closes.
- Verification pending
- Closed; automatic check in progress (usually under 30 minutes).
- Not triggered
- Entry was never reached or the order was cancelled before entry. Not a result.
- Under review
- The claimed result is disputed and waits for evidence. Not counted.
- Rejected
- The claimed result failed the check. Excluded from statistics, kept in the ledger.
Why results are in R
1 R is the distance between entry and stop-loss — the amount risked. +2 R means the trade made twice what it risked; −1 R means the stop was hit. Pips are shown for reference, but they cannot be compared across instruments.
Daily ledger hash
Every day at 00:05 UTC we compute a SHA-256 fingerprint of the immutable part of every signal posted so far (reference, instrument, side, entry, SL, TP, time). If any past signal were changed, every later hash would change too.
Corrections log
Append-only. Every change to a published record is listed here with the reason. No corrections so far.
Ledger genesis manifest
This JSON file describes the ledger at launch: format version, creation date, signal count (0) and no previous hash. Every later daily hash will chain back to it.