The record is visible as community-submitted evidence, not an official finding.
Evidence review
Court of Sauce.
The name is playful. The process is not. Community receipts are kept separate from official findings until the source, timestamp, mint, wallet behavior, and methodology all clear review.
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No verified receipts, no Burn Notice.
A bad chart, a rival community, or an unsupported allegation cannot change someone’s Sauce Score.
The source URL, publication time, caller identity, and exact mint are verified.
Entries, exits, timing, clusters, and market snapshots are matched to the call.
Unsupported, duplicate, misleading, or unresolved submissions do not enter scoring.
Approved calls and evidence can affect the published record under the methodology.
New evidence can be reviewed, and clean-call redemption remains visible.
Important boundary: Proof of Sauce reports documented public behavior and market evidence. It does not determine criminal liability, intent, or whether any asset is a good investment.