This is Zynkr's public track record — not a screenshot, a ledger. Every resolved signal below links to the market it was called on, so you can check each row against the resolved market yourself. Wins and losses, both.
Win rate means nothing without the entry price, so we publish both. ROI is the daily average per signal: what one unit staked on every signal would have returned.
// Headline stats use a managed −20% exit on losers (our sell-guard); the P/L column below is the raw hold-to-resolution result, so a loss reads −100% of the stake. Both shown on purpose.
| Date | Market | Signal | Entry | Result | P/L per share | Verify |
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// Only alerts whose market has resolved appear here. Pending alerts are excluded from every statistic until they settle.
Across the competitions we cover, certain numeric lines — goals, corners, totals, ranges — land 85–95% of the time, while the market's typical 0.60–0.80 asking price implies far less. These frequencies come from resolved matches anyone can verify — this is the gap the Mispricing Engine trades. Which exact lines, at what entry bands, stays member-only.
| Competition | Matches | Line A · hit rate | Line B · hit rate |
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// Sample grows every matchday. A per-signal mispricing ledger — like the weather one above — publishes as flagged markets resolve.
With managed exits (losers cut at −20%), our live steam signals now clear positive on ROI — high win rate, disciplined stops. Shown here in full, wins and losses, because a track record you can't inspect is marketing, not proof.
Members get every signal the moment it fires — same format, same discipline, before it lands on this page.