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screenshot → sealed link

Independent verification · perpetual futures
Preuval pulls your raw exchange records — every fill, funding payment, and transfer — rebuilds your equity curve with exact decimal math, reconciles it against the exchange’s own balance snapshots, and seals the result with SHA-256. If any input changes, the seal changes.
Read-only API keys. We can’t trade or withdraw, and keys are never written to disk.
Four deterministic steps. The same inputs always produce the same result — that’s what makes it checkable.
Connect a read-only BloFin API key. We page through the primary records themselves — trade fills, funding payments, deposits and withdrawals, balance snapshots — and store every raw response byte-for-byte. Each file is hashed into a manifest before anything is computed.
The engine replays the account event by event: positions, average entry, realized and unrealized PnL, fees, funding, transfers. All arithmetic is exact decimal — the math an auditor would do by hand, never binary floating point.
The recomputed curve is compared with the exchange’s own balance snapshots at each point in time. Agreement within $0.01 means the record is internally consistent — the fills you show actually produce the balance you claim.
Exchange, session, file manifest, time window, mode, and engine version are serialized canonically and hashed. The seal is deterministic: rerun the verification and you get the same hash. Alter a single fill and you get a different one. The exported bundle can be re-verified by anyone — without your raw data.
Track-record tools fall into two camps: dashboards that display what a trader or broker reports, and on-chain explorers that can’t see inside a centralized exchange. Neither recomputes anything.
| Preuval | Kinfo | TraderSync | Nansen | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data source | Raw exchange API records | Broker-linked sync | Manual imports & sync | On-chain wallets |
| Covers CEX perps | Yes — BloFin, more coming | Partially | As a journal | No |
| Independent recomputation | Full equity replay | No | No | n/a |
| Tamper-evident seal | Deterministic SHA-256 | No | No | No |
| Third-party re-verification | Exportable bundle | No | No | Public chain data |
Kinfo, TraderSync and Nansen are useful tools — for social broker-linked sharing, journaling, and on-chain research respectively. None of them claim to independently verify centralized-exchange perp records. Comparison reflects publicly documented capabilities, July 2026.
Every verification produces a public report page anyone can open: the verdict, the recomputed equity curve, reconciliation results, audit and credibility scores — and the seal. Send the link instead of a screenshot. If the data behind it ever changed, the seal wouldn’t match.
Raising capital or selling signals? Replace “trust me” with a sealed link. Your counterparty can check the math instead of taking your word.
screenshot → sealed link
Screen external track records at intake. A candidate’s claimed PnL either reconciles against their exchange’s snapshots or it doesn’t — before you fund them.
claims → reconciled records
Gate leaderboard listings on verification. Every listed strategy carries a seal your users can independently re-check.
leaderboard → verified leaderboard