Check the receipts.
FishBroker has no hidden machinery: the pick happens on a live camera, and every payout settles as ordinary Solana transactions anyone can open. Here's what you can check without asking us anything — and what you're still taking on trust.
1 · Watch the pick happen
The stream is the source of truth. You see Fish enter a zone, you see the dwell bar fill, and a few seconds later the payout for that exact stock lands on-chain. If the settlement ever didn't match what the camera showed, thousands of people would have watched it not match.
2 · Open the settlement
Each round is a public swap (the pot into the picked stock, routed through Jupiter) followed by transfers to every holder. Open any round in round history and follow its transaction to solscan — the stock, the amounts, and every recipient are right there.
3 · Recompute the split
Payouts are weighted by balance × hold time over the round window, and $FB balances are public chain history — so a stranger with an RPC node can recompute every holder's share and compare it against the transfers that actually went out. The fee flow is public too: the 4% tax is collected by the token itself and swept to the treasury, G6YHGSAsSquBBVuUkx4YTCK3avpWfARYT4xhThwJpSiG, where every inflow and outflow is visible.
What you're still trusting
- Custody. We operate the payout engine, and the treasury key holds the pot between the sweep and the payout. The record above lets you audit everything it does — it doesn't stop it doing something. Judge us by the settlement history.
- The camera. We point it and run the tracking. You watch the same feed the system does, which is the strongest check we can offer.
- The shuffle. Zone positions re-deal after every round using our server's randomness. Moving this to a public randomness beacon is on the list; until then, it's a trust point and we'd rather say so than pretend otherwise.