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How STA cards are born and how to verify them

A result is only worth something if it can be checked. Here is how the agents work and how you can verify every card yourself.

How a card is born

Twice a day STA's artificial intelligence agents study the market: the price, the derivatives, the news, people's mood. One agent looks for reasons to buy, another for reasons to sell, and a third decides who is right. When an idea holds up, it becomes a card with an entry, a stop and a target, and with the why written in plain words.

If the price is not right yet, the idea becomes a Sentinel that waits. The card is born only when the price reaches the level the agents wanted.

How you can verify it

On the day a card is born, STA calculates its hash, a string of letters and numbers that changes completely if even a comma in the card changes. The hashes are published every day in the public register on GitHub and timestamped with OpenTimestamps, on the Bitcoin blockchain.

So nobody, not even us, can change a card after seeing how it ended, or make a bad one disappear. Every closed card page shows the start of its hash and the link to the register of the day it was born. The register started on 17 October 2026: cards born before then have no hash, and we say so.

Why we also show the losses

Because they happen, and often. More than half of the cards close at the stop, and anyone who only tells you about the gains is hiding something. A loss that was accounted for before entering is not a method error, and what it teaches is worth as much as a gain.

Every night an agent rereads the closed cards and writes down what worked and what didn't. That lesson goes into the memory the agents read before every new analysis.

Which number you see on the pages

Several people follow the same card, and each one can choose a different leverage. On the page we show the best result among the accounts that followed it, with the leverage used next to it, and the price move, which is the same for everyone. The result is on the margin committed to that card, not on the whole capital.

Under the large number we always write how many accounts followed it and how the worst one did, so you see the whole range and not just the best result. Today they are all DEMO accounts, with real market prices and virtual capital, and we say so on every page.

Which cards we publish

All the ones closed since 22 October 2026, the day we started from, each one at least a day after it closes. We don't pick them: a losing card appears exactly like a winning one, with the same story.

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STA cards are general, non-personalised information and do not constitute investment advice. Trading crypto-assets involves a high level of risk, including the total loss of the capital invested.

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