Proofs and disclosure
A Proof states something about the entire ledger; the program checks it and files it under the number.
What a Proof can carry
| Stat | Show | At least | Hide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Net SOL | +12.50 | ≥ +12.00 | Nothing |
| ROI | 62.5% | ≥ 60.0% | Nothing |
| Trades | 18 | ≥ 18 | Nothing |
| Closed | 7 | ≥ 7 | Nothing |
| Win rate | 71.4% | ≥ 70.0% | Nothing |
| Opened | 2026-10-20 | on or before 2026-10-20 | Nothing |
The figures in this table are an example. A Proof never contains a wallet, a token or a trade.
Publishing
The browser proves the chosen statement against the ledger, with any waiting record folded in first. On chain, the program checks it, spends the ledger and issues a fresh one, then writes the Proof under the number. Spending the ledger makes the Proof about the latest state; the new ledger's fresh nullifier keeps anything later from being tied back to it.
The card
Each Proof has its own page, /n/[number]/[proof], and that link previews on X and in Telegram as the card: the number laid in tile, the stats as chosen, and the slot the program checked it at.