FAQ

Trust model

Timing is trustless: the commit lives on the Solana blockchain and anyone can verify it. Pre-reveal secrecy is platform-trusted: our server sees your call when you commit it and keeps it sealed until you reveal. We never trade on, share, or sell sealed calls.

How verification works

Every commit hashes six fields, joined by |: chain, contract address, direction, market cap, price, and a random salt. Anyone can recompute the hash from a revealed receipt and compare it to the memo on Solana.

payload = chain|ca|dir|mc_usd|price_usd|salt
hash = sha256(payload)

canon(412500) === "412500" · canon(0.00041250) === "0.0004125" · canon(1.0) === "1" · canon("4.125e-4") === "0.0004125"

Verified live: canon(412500) = "412500"

Transparency

Every wallet's locked calls are public on-chain — count anyone's yourself, any time.

Receipts prove timing, not skill. A caller chooses what to reveal; each receipt stands on its own.

We print facts and judge nothing. The chain holds the full record for anyone who wants the math.

Handles

Any signed-in caller can claim a handle — 3–20 characters, lowercase letters, digits, or underscore. It's identity, not a paid tier: free, no subscription required. Once set, your ledger is reachable at both calledit.buzz/c/{handle} and calledit.buzz/w/{wallet}, and every receipt you post points at the name you're known by instead of a wallet string. A handle is permanent once claimed — there is no way to change it, so choose deliberately.

Payments

Send EXACTLY this amount. USDC/USDT on Solana network only. Funds sent on other networks cannot be recovered.

No live pair found for this address on solana. Check the address and chain.

Two different Solana addresses are involved, on purpose: reveal payments go to a treasury address, while a separate signer writes the sealed commit hash to the chain as a memo. That signer is the address anyone would filter by to enumerate a wallet's commits — it never receives payments.