QL Ledger — the report card we publish on ourselves
One ledger for every call QuantLogix grades itself on: every resolved signal receipt, the engine against Wall Street, a valuation range before an IPO prices, a lockup call, a regime label, a dealer-flow call, a Foresight probability. Each entry carries the date it was made and the date the market graded it. Misses are listed exactly as prominently as hits. Every entry is SHA-256 chained to the one before it, and you can verify the whole chain with a 60-line script that uses none of our code. No data vendor, bank or aggregator publishes this — because none of them keep score, and none of them let you check.
The ledger opened . Calls are open across the graded surfaces and post here the day the market settles them. Nothing is backfilled — the first entries are the first things that actually graded.
🔍 Verify it yourself
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Save that hash somewhere we cannot touch — a note, a tweet, a commit. If any historical verdict is ever rewritten, that hash stops being on the chain, and the script below will tell you so.
Or from a terminal, with nothing installed but Node:
Each entry is SHA-256(version | seq | id | discipline | subject | call | verdict | made_at | graded_at | prev_hash), with \ and | escaped inside subject and call, and the first entry linking to 64 zeros. The full chain is at /api/ledger?chain=1; the recipe ships with it.
📚 By discipline
Each card links to the surface where the calls live and are graded. Aggregate disciplines publish summary statistics only and never enter the chained hit rate.
⚖️ The misses and the hits — equal billing
Misses
Hits
🕒 Most recently graded
🏷️ Put the ledger on your own page
A live badge that renders the current tally and the chain head — so an old embed is a dated witness of what the ledger said when it was rendered.