Decision parameters
- Entry
- 0.022178
- Take profit 1
- 0.021289
- Stop loss
- 0.022733
- Risk / reward
- 1 : 1.60
- Confidence
- 37
- Net score
- -32.2222
Loss · SL hitSHORT
ZAMAUSDT#0fd4031d4a7b
This is a verifiable signal receipt. Every field below was recorded at signal-generation time. The SHA-256 hash fingerprints the canonical input. Anyone can recompute it and verify this signal existed exactly as shown, before the market moved.
Outcome
- Outcome
- Loss · SL hit
- Net (after costs)
- -199 bps
- Gross
- -181 bps
- Fees
- 4 bps
- Slippage model
- 14 bps
- Funding PnL
- +0 bps
- Entry exec
- 0.022328
- Exit exec
- 0.022733
Cryptographic proof
- SHA-256
- 0fd4031d4a7b6d7d9d54de0657dc41d1dacf7d3075b9f75b8cb534571464e0ad
- Short code
- 0fd4031d4a7b
- Algo version
- native_scanner_v2
- Eval version
- worker-auto
- Policy hash
- (none)
- Code git sha
- (none)
- Calibrator
- (none)
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ZAMAUSDT SHORT 1771733699999 0.02217783 0.02128920 0.02273322 native_scanner_v2 worker-auto
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