Most crypto signal services claim 95% win rates and delete losing trades from the chat. Ezath does the opposite : every call is hash-chained the moment it fires (SHA-256), so editing a past signal breaks the chain for every later one. Math literally prevents cherry-picking. Live BUY/SELL/WAIT signals across 1H, 4H and 1D timeframes. Plain-English reasoning on every call. Public ledger of wins AND losses you can recompute yourself. Start free, no card.
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Mike here, solo founder of Ezath.
After watching the crypto space turn into one big advertising contest ; Telegram VIP groups posting fake screenshots, "95% win rate" with no math, deleted losers, influencers getting paid to shill....I figured the problem wasn't trading itself. The problem was that nobody could verify any of the claims.
So I built the opposite. Every Ezath signal is hash-chained the moment it fires (SHA-256). Editing a single past signal breaks the chain for every later one, anyone can detect it from outside. Tampering with the track record is no longer a marketing decision; it's mathematically impossible.
I'm a developer, so the asymmetric memory thing always bothered me, there had to be a way to make tampering with the track record technically impossible. Turns out: SHA-256 + a chain.
How Ezath works:
⢠Signal engine watches BTC/ETH/SOL across 1H, 4H, 1D timeframes
⢠Each signal gets a SHA-256 hash that includes the previous signal's hash
⢠Edit any past signal ā every later hash breaks ā instantly visible to anyone
⢠Outcomes (TP hit / SL hit / timeout) are auto-resolved against live price, no human override
After ~2 years of backtesting + 1 week live: ~2,000 resolved trades, 68% WR, profit factor 2.13. The full ledger is at ezath.com/track-record
Free tier (1H signals on the dashboard) requires no card. Pro is $29/month for the longer timeframes + Telegram alerts.
Open to:
- Brutal feedback on the landing page
- Suggestions for which methodology details to publish
- "Find a hole in my chain hash" challenges
Thanks for taking a look š