AlphaYouThe proofs behind those numbers.
Every call counted in the 60-day results is listed below, newest first. At publish we fingerprint each call and stamp that fingerprint into a Bitcoin block, which cannot be rewritten.
Calls in this list
317
Stamped into Bitcoin
296 of 317
Bitcoin blocks
948,897 - 952,534
Published
May 11 - Jun 5, 2026
| Stock | Published | Fingerprint (SHA-256) | Bitcoin block | Confirmed | Proof file |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAVA | Jun 05, 2026, 20:33 UTC | 154410f9d0295ee3b09bd1630a813555e96ee4dd5fd1d94842769c4a9f1d2d42 | 952,534 | Jun 10, 2026 | .ots |
| ENR | Jun 05, 2026, 19:33 UTC | 3691ce5612bccbf72c62256313005dce06aca39ee43d6e551c13284eb8d5372d | 952,524 | Jun 05, 2026 | .ots |
| NHI | Jun 05, 2026, 19:33 UTC | 34f583168386ccbc1cc08d4586bc7f914d2714322dd682f856218f02f4ec807a |
How to check one yourself
- Download the .ots proof file on any row.
- Install the free OpenTimestamps client and run ots verify on it. It reports the Bitcoin block and the time that block was mined.
- Check that block number against the one in the row, and against any public Bitcoin explorer. The block time is the latest moment the call could have been written.
The fingerprint is a SHA-256 of the call as published: the stock, the direction, the entry price, the exact publish time, the reasoning, the target range, and the filings behind it. Change any one of those after the fact and the fingerprint no longer matches the one in the Bitcoin block.
How OpenTimestamps worksA timestamp proves when a call was written, not that it was right. Past performance does not predict future results. Market research, not investment advice. How this works