This is what you get back
One real verdict card, exactly as CERTIRON renders it. A verdict, the reasoning behind it, and nothing else — no score to interpret, no prediction, no promise attached. Read it, then run your own.
Example — not a live check- Price behaviour on this market contradicts the setup.
- Live buying and selling doesn't back this trade.
Against — a majority
- The price structure doesn't confirm the direction
- Live buying and selling doesn't back this trade
Supports — a minority
- Funding conditions work in favour of this direction
Undecided — a minority
No data — a minority
How to read it
The verdict is the decision, not a probability. GO means the checks line up. SKIP means there were real reasons to stay out, and you can see them. UNCERTAIN means the checks genuinely disagreed — and rather than force an answer, CERTIRON hands that one back to you.
Below the reasons you see how the independent checks split: how many of them, in broad terms, support the trade, argue against it, stayed undecided, or had no data for this market. That is the disagreement the verdict is built on — you can see its shape without a list of names or a score.
The reasons are written the way you would explain the trade to someone else. That is deliberate: a number tells you nothing you can argue with, a reason does. Skipped trades are tracked to what would have happened, so the filter can be held to account for what it blocked.
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