About the registry

Evidence before scale.

AuditedTrader publishes trading-performance claims only when the supporting record and the claim's scope can be stated clearly.

Current public scope: one named profile, two audited personal-performance years, and one independently published championship year. No synthetic identity is presented as an audited trader.

What AuditedTrader does

The registry separates evidence into categories: direct record review, third-party cross-reference, and cryptographic publication evidence. Each category answers a different question. A broker record can support performance metrics; a championship publication can support a competition result; a timestamp can support when a signal existed.

Review

Metric reconstruction

Return, maximum drawdown, Sharpe ratio, win rate, trade count, and exact period are checked against the supplied record where available.

Cross-reference

External result checks

Championship or regulatory publications are linked when they independently support the same claim.

Publication proof

Timestamp boundaries

Cryptographic evidence may establish that material existed before an outcome. It does not independently establish profitability.

Correction

Withdrawal over inflation

Records that cannot carry a defensible evidence package are corrected or removed from public surfaces.

Ecosystem disclosure

AuditedTrader is part of the Vector Ridge ecosystem and covers its founder, Darren O'Neill. That relationship is disclosed because readers should not mistake an ecosystem publication for an unrelated third-party newsroom. The site applies a published evidence hierarchy and separates operator, championship, model, product, subscriber, and customer-account claims.

Contact

Evidence questions and factual corrections: [email protected].