LCHOT
a quiet operator
ALZ is run by a single person working under the name LCHOT. Not a startup, not a team, not a fund. A lab of one, building a public paper-trading ledger for 5-minute BTC signals — because the whole signal-service industry is built on claims nobody can verify, and this is the opposite.
Transparency as moat.
Every signal service you've seen sells performance. Telegram screens, green percentages, back-tested claims. None of them publish the actual ledger. None of them let you recompute the accuracy yourself. That's not by accident.
ALZ publishes every single arrow with a server timestamp the moment it's received. Five minutes later, Binance's official close decides the outcome. The ledger is append-only. Nothing can be edited. Every percentage on this site is recalculable, by anyone, against public data — in two commands.
That's the entire bet : if you can't cheat your own numbers, the numbers become the product. The paywall is narrow — the five minutes before a prediction resolves, and the CSV bulk export. Everything else stays free, forever.
Sixteen months of research, documented.
The research that powers the first twenty-two algorithms has been ongoing since January 2025. A whitepaper documents the methodology — the failed approaches (meta-labeling, mixture of experts, transformer saturation), the working pivots (elastic framework, Wilson-gated rule mining, k=1 extremes with hold-out), and the honest ceilings of what 5-minute BTC prediction can be.
You can read the whitepaper when it's polished for public release. Until then : the site is what the research looks like in production.
One inbox. No team.
For anything : bugs, audits, contributors who want to post their own algo, desks who want API access, partnerships, press — lchot@alzledger.com (placeholder — coming when the domain ships).
I reply myself. Usually within 48 hours. Be direct.