the proof
how a number becomes true.
every industry we cover runs on claimed numbers. ours run on a ledger where every entry passed a human review. this page is the whole mechanism, no mystery.
the mechanism
three moves. neither side can skip one.
nobody, including us, types a verified number in by hand: figures only move when a reviewed addition lands. bounced proof adds nothing, and every movement is on the audit log.
what counts
- money that moved, with evidence a human reviewed and signed off
- additions logged with proof attached: receipts, dashboards, invoices
- records built inside the server, over time, in sequence
what never will
- unreviewed claims, however confident
- dms, testimonials, or 'ask anyone about me'
- self-reported figures. they display, clearly labelled as claimed, until verified
why bother
the number does things.
it applies for you
offers on the boards set verified minimums. clear the bar and you're in the room; nobody below it can even apply. your record is the cv.
it ranks you
the board on every floor lists the highest verified figures, and the wall puts whoever's looking first. verified always outranks claimed.
it travels
your card at theserver.cloud/c/you carries the number anywhere you send it, labelled verified. screenshots can't say that.
the fine print, said plainly
disputes and the honest exception.
disagreements happen. a disputed record is frozen, marked, and settled by a human. it never counts while contested.
the standard of evidence differs by floor: statements for trading, receipts and dashboards for the rest. whatever the floor, anything unproven is labelled as claimed. we would rather have one honest asterisk than a floor of fiction.
start the record.
the ledger only works in one direction: forward. the sooner it starts, the further ahead you are.