verification

proof, not points.

A receipt proves that an argument or self-authored event entered the record. Its weight describes the depth of the change. It is not a price, a token, a payout or a financial entitlement.

verify a receipt

lost the id? recover it from the exact argument

The deterministic id only resolves when the wording matches the recorded argument.

public provenance

Two source ledgers, kept distinct: changes authored by Nick.exe and receipts attached to published X exchanges. Terminal receipts remain verifiable by id without turning private conversations into a public feed.

checking source
reading the ledger…