Work it out
The starting values are an illustration, not a suggested trade or allocation.
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Worked example
Only instrument, timing and entry conditions are marked in the example. Five information items remain unresolved. The 3/8 count is not a probability, quality rating or safety score.
Identify the exact claim
Record the instrument, venue and contract type before interpreting a quoted entry or target. Similar symbols can refer to spot, linear perpetual or inverse products with different costs and payoffs.
A timestamp and expiry condition help distinguish an original statement from an edited or stale message. The checklist counts your answers; it does not retrieve or authenticate the message.
Look for executable conditions
A price without an entry condition may not tell you whether it describes a market order, limit order, range or retrospective fill. Ask what invalidates the idea and how the proposed exit is intended to work.
A trigger is not a guaranteed fill. Fees, spread, slippage and any funding assumptions belong in the information record before a target-to-stop figure is interpreted.
Inspect the evidence behind a performance claim
A screenshot of selected winners is not a complete dated sequence. A useful record would state the sample, timing, omitted or cancelled ideas, losses and cost treatment so that the calculation can be examined.
This tool does not verify records, calculate a win rate or infer that future results will resemble past results. Marking the evidence box means only that you believe the information was documented.
Check identity, incentives and custody independently
A familiar name, group membership or polished page does not authenticate a person. Record how identity and any claimed credentials were checked, and whether promotion or referral compensation is disclosed.
Keep custody and withdrawal questions separate from the signal’s apparent quality. Do not provide passwords, seed phrases, remote access or private account documents to this checklist or to someone claiming they are needed to unlock a signal.
Interpret the result as an information gap list
The output shows how many of eight items you marked and names the unchecked items. It deliberately avoids stars, a trust score, pass/fail language or a recommendation to proceed.
Even eight checked items can describe a fabricated or unsuitable offer. Official investor alerts warn that social-media recommendations and guaranteed-return claims can be used in fraud; use independent verification rather than treating the checklist as certification.
What this tool does not calculate
- Self-reported checklist, with no independent verification or endorsement.
- Do not enter credentials, seed phrases or private financial documents.
Common questions
Does 8/8 mean the signal is safe?
No. The tool has verified none of the information and does not assess suitability, authenticity or future performance.
Can I use the checklist to rank providers?
It is an information inventory, not a ranking model. A detailed false claim can score as complete as a truthful one.
Does this page endorse the site’s channel or any provider?
No. The educational checklist and its result do not endorse a trade, signal service or expected return.
Sources & method
An original calculation tool built with AI assistance. Its method and limits are documented here, and calculation examples are checked with automated tests.
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