Defined-risk options swing signals for working people. Every entry, exit, and loss is published to a permanent public record — sealed by math, so no one can quietly rewrite history. That's marketing-proof, not marketing.
Stats are in R — units of the dollar amount each trade put at risk. +0.35R means the average trade made about a third of what it risked: on $595 at risk, that's roughly +$208. Performance shown is hypothetical/simulated (CFTC Rule 4.41(b)); simulated results have inherent limitations. No representation is made that any account will achieve results similar to those shown.
Signal services sell screenshots of winning months. Quintalytics is built around the opposite: a permanent public record that keeps every loss in it, and gates that make strategies prove themselves before a dollar follows them.
Every signal is sealed into a cryptographically chained public record (SHA-256) the moment it's generated. Quietly editing or deleting history would break the seal — and anyone can check, any time, at /api/verify.
Nothing trades live until it clears hard numeric gates: ≥100 backtest trades over ≥5 years, then ≥90 days of paper (simulated) signals with real-world fill costs measured. Strategies that breach their published max drawdown are placed on probation — publicly, on the same record.
Every signal is a vertical spread — one option bought, one sold — so the most you can lose is known before you enter. No naked options, no averaging down, no doubling up after a loss. If the structure can't define its risk, it doesn't publish.
The industry norm is a cherry-picked backtest. Ours is a ledger with the losses still in it.
Entries, exits, and adjustments publish after the US market close (the 21:00 UTC bar) — with exact option legs: strikes, expiry, debit or credit. No staring at screens during market hours.
Enter the defined-risk spread at your own broker, in your own account. Maximum loss is known before you commit a dollar, and position sizing is stated in plain dollars at risk — "$595 at risk," not abstract math.
Targets, stops, and time stops manage every position. Whatever the outcome — win, loss, or breakeven — it publishes to the same permanent public record, sealed by math.
Every tier reads from the same public record. Higher tiers add strategies, delivery channels, and API access — never a better story.
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