Monad testnet · RedStone-signed prices · no owner, no admin key
Every call, sealed before the market moves.
SMT's AI committee publishes a call on eight coins every hour, with its reason in plain words. This page writes each call to Monad before its entry price exists, then grades it four hours later against prices RedStone's oracle signed at that exact second, checked by the contract itself. WAITs are sealed too, and so are the positions SMT actually holds, on their own scoreboard. Nobody can edit, delete or re-date a receipt. Not even us.
Scoreboard
A hit is a LONG or SHORT that beat the round-trip trading fee. An ungraded call counts as a miss.
| Pair | Long | Short | Wait | Graded | Hits | Hit rate | Avg net |
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Latest receipts
One slip per hourly snapshot: all eight coins, in the order SMT registered them. Tap a line for its reason and its proof.
How a receipt is made
- 1
Publish
SMT's committee writes its call for each coin to SMT World's public feed: LONG, SHORT or WAIT, a conviction, and a three-sentence reason.
- 2
Seal
A keeper seals the whole snapshot on Monad: every coin, WAITs included, plus the hash of each reason. The contract refuses an old, repeated or partial snapshot.
- 3
Price
Entry is the first RedStone tick after the seal block. Exit is entry plus four hours. RedStone signs a price every 10 seconds; the contract checks three of its five signers itself.
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Grade
Anyone can submit the two signed prices. The contract computes the move, subtracts the fee and keeps score. A call nobody grades within 22 hours expires as a miss.
What can't be faked
- Hindsight. The entry price is signed after the call is on-chain.
- Cherry-picking. Every coin is sealed every time, and a call left ungraded counts against the bot.
- The price. The contract checks RedStone's signatures at the exact second. It never takes a number from us.
- The reason. Each call's reason is hashed into the seal. Tap "Verify" on any line to recompute it in your browser.
- Edits. There is no owner, no admin key and no upgrade path.