Seal it, or it didn’t happen.
Sign your call with your wallet before you post it. SOLVET stamps the time, the price and its own verdict, and locks the call into the next public seal. Nobody can edit it or delete it afterwards — you included. Free. No account, no transaction.
Seal a call
Just sealed
Why it matters
No more deleted tweets
A caller who seals every call has a record nobody can edit: the good calls and the bad ones. A caller who does not seal has screenshots. Ask: “Is it sealed?”
The server sets the time
You sign the coin, your wallet, a one-time code and your optional note. SOLVET adds the time, the price and its verdict itself, so a call cannot be back-dated.
Fair numbers
The headline figure is the price 24 hours after the call versus the price at the call — a fixed horizon, not a chosen exit — and the median, so one lucky call cannot carry a record. A coin whose trading pair is gone after 24 hours counts as ×0.
Anyone can check it
Every call page recomputes the fingerprint, the wallet signature and the inclusion in the public SOLVET Proof seal in your own browser.
What a seal does not prove
Not that the call was good
A seal proves when a call was made, by which wallet, and the price and SOLVET’s verdict at that moment. Whether it was a good call is what the numbers show later.
Not who owns the wallet
Someone with many wallets can show only the best one. The answer is simple: ask a caller which wallet is theirs, and judge the whole record of that wallet.
Not advice
A sealed call is one person’s opinion, not SOLVET’s. SOLVET’s own verdict at the time is shown next to it as a fact, not as a recommendation.