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Our disclosure principles · where the numbers on this site come from
Every animated screen and number on this site carries a DEMO label. Here's why, what we publish, and what we don't publish yet.
By Ruleap Star Team · Published
On investment websites, numbers are the easiest thing to misread. A rising curve or a score that looks live can easily be taken as “real performance.” So before building this site, we set a few disclosure principles.
Principle 1: label demos as demos
Interface screens, scores, check logs and the interactive demo on this site are illustrations generated in your browser from fixed rules or simulated markets, and each carries a DEMO label. They explain how the system works. They don't represent any real account, real trade or real performance.
Principle 2: no returns, and no hints of returns
We don't show return rates, capital size, positions or profit screenshots on this site. The reason is simple: past results don't predict the future, and numbers without context are easy to misread. We talk about method, process and discipline.
Principle 3: keep the present and the plan apart
Ruleap Star currently runs with real capital in crypto markets and is actively developed — that's the present. More markets, more venues and open sign-up are plans. The site clearly marks what is “now” and what is “next.”
Principle 4: the website is separate from the trading system
This website is a public introduction. It holds no trading permissions and connects to no accounts. The interactive demo never sends a real order.
When will there be more?
When we have something we can publish responsibly — a write-up of a research method, or a product update — we'll post it as a dated article. If you'd like to go deeper, get in touch through the contact page.
This article describes our disclosure principles and is not investment advice.