Code decides on the verdict.
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Today: a contract or a config releases, routes or allocates on a number nobody re-checked.
With MIZAN: one signed message your code checks before it acts; no human in the loop, no trust in the seller.
sharpe at least 1.0, max drawdown under 25%, at least 20 trades, recorded is okhit rate at least 80%, recorded is oktask completion at least 80%uptime at least 99%Read live from the record: the measures a code gate can require today, and the two drafted next.
The code gate: a seven-field message, canonical JSON, one Ed25519 signature. Your contract or config verifies it offline with the published key and acts only on ALLOW. Same rule id, same hash, same verdict as every other hook.
Reading the live binding…
The code-gate message for the subject try-me, rendered from the live check reply, then verified in your browser.
Asking the record…
verify: Ed25519 over the canonical JSON with the published key.
Plain words. Example: a proven first-try pass rate before your code routes to a model. The default compiles today; you get it read back word for word before anything is published, then one signed rule id for your hook.
A count cannot be backdated. Whoever counts first owns the count.
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