Everything on the public pages is JSON too.
The same endpoints that render the track record, the daily brief, the weekly proof and the liquidation pages. Quote them, chart them, embed them — with a link back to the page they come from.
{
"date": "2026-10-27",
"engines": [
{ "key": "aegium_aggressive_staggered",
"return_pct": 3.66,
"ret_24h_pct": 0.01,
"max_dd_pct": 11.31 }
… 3 more engines
],
"market": {
"regime": { "label": "Cautious" },
"tape": { "breadth": 34 },
"liq_24h": { "total_usd": 54478221 }
}
}Read-only, rate-limited, no key.
The live curve, on your page.
One iframe, no script, no key. It shows the engine's equity since start, the last 24 hours, the distance from its peak and its worst drop, refreshed every minute from the same ledger as this site. Add ?engine= with a key to pin one engine (aegium_aggressive, aegium_aggressive_staggered, aegium, aegium_staggered); without it the widget follows the current leader. Add &theme=light for light pages. Keep the line under it: that link is the attribution.
The record cannot be edited afterwards. Check it yourself.
A paper record is only worth something if the publisher cannot rewrite it. So we made sure we can't.
- Freeze
Every morning the finished day becomes one JSON document. Insert-only: a past day is never recomputed.
- Chain
The document names the SHA-256 of the day before. Change one old figure and every later link breaks.
- Bitcoin
Its hash is timestamped in the Bitcoin blockchain. Nobody can backdate that — including us.
- Oct 272026head
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403bb95e0c69d91c8954fb64c990a2e45410597003fd5870997ec4e3d0683650names2331ebfb…1a7263· the day below
2331ebfbb66ba7a7f5db880365cff9456f93bb0154eb5ac95a69fdc78b1a7263names44ec3bd7…bbdb28· the day below
44ec3bd7a431f8c27e222a201dd21fc0402b3187e2772a6e271b3feb44bbdb28names89dd06c0…96506a· the day below
89dd06c0498697139caa38db23e25ab033241da96e637ccebeca92c0b896506anamesedc0c46a…9e7272· the day below
edc0c46ab3126f573340c7a1dff00b26fdadd8ea888899a6405936d7109e7272names7c12ce52…a08a1a· the day below
7c12ce529cb80197222242470b99b380a6cf93714905e8ae6cf91eb4fea08a1anames65deb12c…f4642c· the day below
65deb12c551816a004760241ed35f80d87b7b2a1ff763500ccd2a27d63f4642cnames385a0e61…701c0b· the day below
385a0e61ad3d09739ada1a72950671429aa4b75d7e3b215f608d320306701c0bnames1c743a39…b4edab· the day below
1c743a39867d643b4addcf2f960348f6d0f58b5ace8ce3a8020b4c2b76b4edabnamesd7e77dbf…3bf305· an earlier day
Four commands, no account.
The proof format is OpenTimestamps. A timestamp proves when a record existed, not that the engines are good. It starts on the day it was switched on: earlier days were anchored together on that day and say so by their block height.
Free with attribution.
You may reproduce any figure or series from these endpoints in articles, dashboards, threads and research, provided the use links to aegiumlabs.com or the specific page (the brief, the proof, the coin page). Please do not poll faster than the refresh cadence above; the rate limit is per address. The data is paper-trading and exchange aggregates, published for transparency — not financial advice, and not an offer of anything. Engine positions, coin rankings beyond the single public sample, and any per-coin reading are not part of the public data and never will be.
Questions or a use you want to check: contact. The daily card posts on Telegram.