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Every signal
on the record.

Defined-risk options swing signals for working professionals. Every entry, exit, and loss is published to a tamper-evident public ledger — so the track record is verified by math, not marketing.

SHA-256 hash-chained log Wins and losses, both published Cancel anytime
QQQ · options_swing v1.0.0 ON THE RECORD
entry stop targets illustrative
entry Δ0.50 · 21 DTE
max loss defined at entry
The public record

Computed live.
Cannot be backdated.

every closed trade, wins and losses →
Signals closed
Win rate
Expectancy
Max drawdown
Sharpe
The record is live — and empty. The first strategy is working through its proof gates (a ≥100-trade backtest, then ≥90 days of paper signals with measured slippage). The moment it earns live status, every signal will appear here as it happens — and can never be edited afterwards.

Measured in R — multiples of the risk defined at entry — never in dollar promises. 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.

The difference

Nobody else publishes
the losses.

Signal services sell screenshots of winning months. Quintalytics is built around the opposite: a public ledger that keeps every loss in it, and gates that make strategies prove themselves before a dollar follows them.

The record can't be edited

Every signal is appended to a SHA-256 hash-chained log the moment it's generated. Rewriting history would break the chain — and anyone can check, any time, at /api/verify.

Strategies earn the right to go live

Nothing trades live until it clears quantified gates: ≥100 backtest trades over ≥5 years, then ≥90 days of paper signals with measured slippage. Strategies that breach their published max drawdown are placed on probation — publicly, on the same record.

Risk is defined before entry

Every signal is a vertical spread with a known maximum loss at entry. No naked options, no averaging down, no martingale. 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.

How it works

Built for people
who have a day job.

01

Signals after the close

Entries, exits, and adjustments publish after the 21:00 UTC bar close — with exact option legs: strikes, expiry, debit or credit. No staring at screens during market hours.

02

You place the spread

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 R terms.

03

Exits on the record

Targets, stops, and time stops manage every position. Whatever the outcome — win, loss, or scratch — it publishes to the same public ledger, hash and all.

Pricing

Pick your seat.

Every tier reads from the same public record. Higher tiers add strategies, delivery channels, and API access — never a better story.

Monthly
Annual 2 months free
Scout
The flagship strategy and the full public record.
$79/mo
billed monthly
  • Flagship strategy signals
  • Public record & trade gallery
  • Email alerts after each bar close
  • Dashboard access
Elite
Real-time access for systematic operators.
$249/mo
billed monthly
  • Everything in Trader
  • Real-time WebSocket API
  • Founding-member price lock
  • Priority feature input

14-day free trial on every tier · card required, not charged until day 15 · cancel in one click · founding members keep launch pricing for life

FAQ

Straight answers.

Is Quintalytics investment advice?
No. Quintalytics publishes educational trading signals and a public record of them. It is not a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. You make your own decisions, in your own account, at your own risk.
What do the signals trade?
Defined-risk vertical option spreads on a liquidity-screened universe of ten US equity underlyings (SPY, QQQ, IWM, AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, AMZN, META, GOOGL, AMD). Swing timeframe — typical holds of 2–7 days. Futures signals are on the roadmap for months 9–12 under a CTA registration track.
What is the "immutable record", really?
An append-only signal log where every entry links to the previous one with a SHA-256 hash. Edit or delete any historical signal and the chain breaks — visibly. Anyone can verify the full chain at any time via /api/verify, and the /gallery page lists every closed trade — wins and losses — with its per-event hashes.
How are signals delivered?
The subscriber dashboard and email alerts today; Discord and Telegram delivery at launch (Trader tier and above); a real-time WebSocket API at Elite. Signals publish after the bar close, so there's no need to watch the market intraday.
Can I cancel?
Any time, in one click from the Stripe billing portal. The 14-day trial requires a card but isn't charged until day 15; cancel before then and you pay nothing.