Prediction Freeze — the verification ledger
When ZEME names a stock, the decision is written once and the row is never rewritten. That is
easy to claim and impossible to check. So every frozen prediction is also serialised into one
block of text and hashed with sha256, and the hash of each record is folded into the next one.
This page publishes all of it: the pick, the exact minute it was frozen, the levels exactly as
they were frozen, the hash, and what the market did afterwards — including the calls that
went wrong.
Your browser recomputes every hash on this page from the published fields. It does not ask our
server whether the records are intact.
Checking…Loading the ledger.
What a matching hash proves, and what it does not
- It proves the frozen fields of a record have not changed since its
hash was computed — unless the hash was recomputed at the same time.
- It proves no record was removed from, or slipped into, the middle of
the chain — unless every hash after it was recomputed too.
- It does not prove that ZEME could not rewrite a record, its hash and
the whole chain behind it. Nothing computed by one party alone can prove that. The remedy is
an outside witness: copy the chain head below, keep it, and compare it later — the head can
only ever grow forward from the value you kept.
- It is not a blockchain and it is not "provably fair". Those words
appear nowhere on this page because they would not be true.
- A record marked RETROACTIVE was hashed after trading sessions had
already passed, so it carries no tamper-evidence for the gap between the pick and the hash.
Those rows are labelled on every line.
Where it went wrong
The worst frozen calls, measured from the entry as frozen to the latest close. A track record
that shows only winners is worth nothing, so these sit above the full table rather than below it.
The chain head
Every record carries the hash of the record frozen before it. The value below is the
hash of the most recent one, which therefore depends on all of them. Keep a copy. If a record
frozen before this moment is ever altered, this value can no longer be reproduced from the
published ledger.
Rebuild a hash yourself
The canonical form is eighteen lines of plain text. Open any record below to see the
exact bytes that were hashed, then check them with any sha256 tool you trust.
The full ledger
| Frozen at (PKT) | Source | Stock |
Entry as frozen | Stop | Target |
Outcome since | Tamper check |