Titan records why each signal was forwarded or blocked, then commits a daily fingerprint of those records to Bitcoin. This page recomputes the decision path from a proof bundle and stops at the anchored fingerprint.
Scope: record integrity only. Decision quality, input provenance, and broker execution are outside this proof.
Paste an exported proof bundle. The verifier recomputes the chain-leaf hash, walks the account and aggregate Merkle paths, and rebuilds the fingerprint Titan submitted to OpenTimestamps. Any mismatch fails.
Verified span: decision row fields → aggregate fingerprint. Bitcoin boundary: this page does not inspect Bitcoin. OpenTimestamps proof and block links show where the fingerprint landed.
On 2026-03-23, Titan evaluated an AAPL buy signal for the montes account and recorded it as ignored. No order was placed. The decision commitment was later anchored to Bitcoin.
This is a V1 receipt: it binds the recorded decision, not a broker account type. It makes no claim about whether the account was live or paper, and it does not prove that a broker order was placed or filled, that money moved, or that the strategy was profitable; nothing was executed.
The aggregate root for that day landed in these Bitcoin blocks. Open any block and compare the commitment there.
Internal-path check: export this bundle with python -m titan.audit_chain_verify 97b984df… --emit-bundle and paste it above. Expected aggregate fingerprint: b926e6….
OpenTimestamps calendars report which Bitcoin block committed the fingerprint.
mempool.space, blockstream.info, or another explorer can inspect the block commitment.
Run ots verify --bitcoin-node … against the downloaded proof and a local Bitcoin node.
The commitment is the same at every rung. Higher rungs remove third-party views of Bitcoin.