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Where the numbers on this site come from

Every figure on this site is tied to a named source you can open yourself — strongest first, the operator's own marketing last. Nothing load-bearing rests on our say-so.

A teaching site that points to a tested strategy has to be held to the standard it preaches: a claim you cannot trace is just a confident sentence. So every number that does any work on this site has a source you can reach without trusting us, and the three below are ranked by how hard each is to fake — an external party first, the operator’s own published figures last and only once the stronger sources corroborate them.

1. On-chain receipts (strongest)

Each the #1-ranked provider call is SHA-256 hashed and anchored to Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps at publication. A past Swing Trade signal can be matched to its receipt, which proves the entry, target, stop and grade were fixed before the outcome was known. This is the source behind every “timestamped before the outcome” claim on the site: it is checkable by anyone, against the public Bitcoin ledger, with no need to trust the #1-ranked provider or us — the four-step checking guide walks through doing exactly that on a single call.

2. Externally run competition results (organiser-tracked credential)

The operator’s competition credential is not self-reported: the 2025 World Cup Trading Championships results are tracked by the organiser, on real money, in a contest the operator does not run. As the organiser records them, that is a 168% return for 4th place in the Annual Forex division, a win in the October monthly Forex at 59.35%, and 5th in the Q3 Forex quarterly at 65.9%, for a 294% aggregate across the divisions entered. Every competition figure quoted anywhere on this site traces to that organiser’s record — the 2023 Trading World Champion title we mention is the credential this corroborates, not a separate claim.

3. The operator's published figures (context only)

The 2026 model numbers — the Swing Trade model's 78 signals at 74.4% for +225%, and 690 signals at 70% for +1,227% across all four models — are the operator's own published, on-chain-anchored figures. They are treated as context and trusted only because the stronger sources above corroborate them: the on-chain receipts make each underlying call individually checkable. These figures describe how long positions are held and how they performed; they make no claim about which instruments are traded.

What traces to what

So the chain is explicit rather than implied, here is each load-bearing claim mapped to the source that originates it:

  • “Each call is fixed before the outcome is known.” Source 1 — the Bitcoin-anchored OpenTimestamps receipt on every call, re-checkable by anyone.
  • The 78 / 74.4% / +225% Swing Trade record, and the 690 / 70% / +1,227% all-model figure. Source 3, the operator’s published record, made trustworthy by Sources 1 and 2 underneath it.
  • The operator’s competition standing (168% / 4th in Annual Forex, the October monthly Forex win at 59.35%, 5th in Q3 Forex at 65.9%, 294% aggregate) and the 2023 Trading World Champion title. Source 2 — the championship organiser’s real-money record.

A figure with no source above it does not appear on this site. If you find one that you cannot trace, it is a mistake — tell us at editor@swingtradingcourses.com and it will be corrected in the next update.