VERIFY

The seal chain

Every day's picks are hashed and sealed before the US market opens, then linked to the previous day's seal — a tamper-evident chain anyone can inspect. No account needed.

Note: seals from 2026-07-22 onward link day-to-day against the published record (shown as “✓ … matches the prior day's seal”). Earlier seals were anchored per-run to a committed ledger; they are labelled accordingly and are never re-written after the fact.

About Methodology Verify

How it works

Each run computes a SHA-256 seal over that morning's picks and reasoning, plus the previous run's seal. Change any past pick and every later hash breaks — so the record cannot be rewritten after the fact.

STEP 01
AI decides and writes the picks before 9:30 ET.
STEP 02
A SHA-256 seal is computed over picks + prior seal.
STEP 03
The seal is published; the chain links day to day.
Case study2026-07-13 — KOSPI −7.9%

A concrete look at what the seal actually guarantees — and what it doesn't.

  1. The seal held. That morning's picks sealed at 21:14 KST (87 decisions). Hours later, Asia's Monday session broke sharply lower — Korea's KOSPI fell roughly 7.9%, Samsung Electronics roughly 10.7%, SK Hynix roughly 15% — after the regime engine's Asia signal had captured only Friday's completed close. The sealed picks were not touched.
  2. The gap was disclosed, not hidden. Before the US open, a labeled post-seal addendum was added to that morning's report describing exactly what the engine had missed — flagged "not an engine input; sealed decisions unchanged."
  3. The pipeline was fixed the next day, in public. Same-day Asia session ingestion shipped as part of Engine v0.1.1 (since Jul 14) — see the Engine Changelog.
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