Documentation

Four guarantees define how Signalhouse works. Everything else on this page is detail beneath them.

• You keep custody. Your collateral stays in Drift accounts that you own. Signalhouse never takes deposits and never holds your funds.
• Delegation is trade-only. The authority you grant lets Signalhouse place and close risk-bounded trades for you. It carries no withdrawal rights, and you can revoke it on-chain at any time.
• Every copy is risk-gated. Before a mirrored trade reaches the chain it must pass your account rules. The engine is fail-closed: if any required input is missing or stale, the copy is rejected, not forced through.
• Proof comes from data. A strategy's verified status and score are derived from indexed on-chain fills, not from screenshots or self-reported returns.

A copy flows through four subsystems, in order. Each one has its own page above.

Discover. You browse strategies ranked by ProofOfEdge, a composite score built from indexed fills, positions, risk, and drawdowns. The score and the verified or provisional status both trace back to on-chain trading data, so what you see is what actually happened.

Delegate. To copy a strategy you grant your own Drift account a trade-only delegation. Signalhouse builds that transaction, you sign it, and the transaction verifier proves the landed transaction is byte-identical to what was built before the delegation is trusted. The delegate can trade but can never withdraw, and you can revoke it on-chain whenever you want.

Copy. When a strategy you follow places a trade, the risk engine checks it against your account: health, leverage, size, drawdown, oracle freshness, and more. Only a trade that passes every rule is mirrored into your account. The engine is fail-closed, so missing or stale data rejects the copy rather than guessing.

Integrate. All of this is available over the JSON API, including wallet-signature auth and the build, confirm, and verify account-setup flow. See the API reference for the full surface.