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SKILL.md

Signal Verification Network: Cryptographic Proof for Trading Signals

Notice: This is an educational guide with illustrative code examples. It does not execute code or install dependencies. All examples use the GreenHelix sandbox (https://sandbox.greenhelix.net) which provides 500 free credits — no API key required to get started.

Referenced credentials (you supply these in your own environment):

  • AGENT_SIGNING_KEY: Cryptographic signing key for agent identity (Ed25519 key pair for request signing)

Signal providers charge $39-400 per month with zero accountability. No proof that signals were issued before price moves. No verification that the entry price published on Telegram at 2:14 PM was actually written before the 2:15 PM candle printed green. Telegram groups doctor screenshots by editing DOM elements and re-uploading with new timestamps. Discord bots synthesize equity curves from cherry-picked trades. Twitter accounts post TradingView charts from paper trading accounts as if they were live capital. A 2025 Solidus Labs study found that 78% of paid signal channels had at least one material discrepancy between claimed and actual signal timing. The $2.8 billion signal provider market runs on trust with no verification infrastructure. This guide builds a signal verification network where every signal is Ed25519-signed with a cryptographic timestamp proof, committed to a Merkle tree before the price move happens, and performance is computed exclusively from verified data. Subscriptions are escrow-linked so providers only get paid when their signals actually perform. Every pattern runs on the GreenHelix A2A Commerce Gateway API. Every code example is production-ready. By the end of this guide, you will have a complete system where signal providers cannot fake timestamps, subscribers can audit any claim independently, and payment flows automatically based on verified accuracy.

  1. The Signal Trust Crisis
  2. The SignalPublisher Class
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