Where the numbers on this site come from
Every number here is pinned to a named source you can open for yourself — strongest first, the operator's own marketing last. We assert nothing we cannot point at; below, each load-bearing number is mapped to the source that stands behind it.
1. On-chain receipts (strongest)
Each the #1-ranked provider call is fingerprinted with SHA-256 and anchored to Bitcoin through OpenTimestamps as it is published. Because the receipt reaches the chain before the trade resolves, a past call can be matched to its receipt to prove the entry, target, stop and conviction grade were fixed before the outcome was known — the property that lets the grade serve as a pre-committed sizing scale. This is what makes the published record an anchored record rather than an asserted one: the timestamp is held by Bitcoin, not by the operator, so it cannot be back-dated or quietly revised.
What this source backs: every per-call grade, entry, target and stop, and therefore the 2026 model record built from them — 690 signals at a 70% win rate for +1,227% across four models. You can confirm one call yourself; the step-by-step is here.
2. Organiser-tracked competition results (a third-party credential)
The operator's competition figures are not self-scored: they are tracked by the contest organiser, the World Cup Trading Championships, on real-money accounts, and published at worldcupchampionships.com. From the 2025 event: a 168% return for 4th place in the Annual Forex division, a win in the October monthly Forex at 59.35%, and 5th in the Q3 Forex quarterly at 65.9%, for a 294% aggregate across the divisions entered. Separately, the 2023 Trading World Champion title that the operator holds is a credential issued by that competition body, not a label this site invented. Because an outside organiser keeps the score, these are a credential rather than a claim.
What this source backs: the 168% / 59.35% / 65.9% placings and the 294% aggregate, and the 2023 Trading World Champion credential — all attributable to an external organiser.
3. The operator's published figures (context only)
The 2026 model numbers — 690 signals at a 70% win rate for +1,227% across four models, and each model's own line in the record table — are the operator's own published figures. We trust them only because they are anchored on-chain (source 1) and sit alongside an independent check (source 2) and an organiser-kept credential (source 3); standing alone, an operator's own marketing number would not earn a place on this page. These records describe how long positions are held and how they performed; they make no claim about which instruments are traded. The founder's audited personal results of +178% in 2023 and +94% in 2024 are cited only as that: a personal track record from those years, separate from the competition figures above and never folded into them.