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How Grading Works
01

The system, in public

Every pick on Automated.Money follows the same five steps. They are not optional, they are not manual, and none of them can be edited after the fact:

  1. PublishMarket, side, entry price, and suggested stake are written once at publish time.
  2. FreezeThe entry price is stored immutably. It never changes, no matter what happens next.
  3. ResolveWhen the market closes, the outcome price is read from the on-chain record automatically.
  4. GradeA pick on the winning outcome is WON. Anything else is LOST. No human decides.
  5. Publish the resultThe result lands on the public ledger with the original entry price beside it.

The founder bets every published pick on a public wallet, at the same entry, on his own money. You can check the positions and the raw transactions yourself.

02

Why we publish losses

A track record you can delete is not a track record. The entire value of this product is that you can verify it, and verification means the losses are on the page next to the wins.

The trail starts at zero, on purpose. No imported history, no cherry-picked backtests. Every number on this site is earned in public from day one.

03

The skeptic's questions

How is the entry price frozen?

Every pick is published with its market, side, entry price, and suggested stake at the moment of publication. The entry price is written once and never edited. There is no retroactive pricing and no way to adjust history after the fact.

How is a win determined?

Automatically, from the on-chain record. When a market resolves, its outcome price is read from the Gamma API. A pick on the winning outcome is graded WON; anything else is graded LOST. No human decides the result and no one can change it after resolution.

What happens to losses?

They are graded in public on the same ledger as wins. Losses are never deleted, hidden, or reframed. The full ledger — every pick, every result — is visible on the track record page.

Who can verify this?

Anyone. The founder bets the same picks on a public Polymarket wallet. Every ledger row links to its market, and every claim links to the on-chain record. You do not have to take our word for anything.

Can you edit the history?

No. Entry prices are frozen at publish, outcomes resolve from real market data, and the ledger is immutable. The only way the record changes is when a new pick resolves.