Check the receipts.
Fishinhood runs on a simple loop you can watch end to end: trades pay a 4% creator tax on Pons, the tax lands in the treasury wallet, the fish picks a zone on the live stream, and the pot leaves as public transactions. Everything that moves money is on the explorer.
The treasury is public
on-chainThe pot lives at 0xf05a9b42F1bF0C59B25c15Ec4C43d7A2fEA7f284. Watch it fill from Pons escrow claims and empty through payouts. Its full balance history is the game's ledger — we cannot edit it.
Settlements are receipts
Every trigger on the triggers page links its transactions: the Uniswap swap that turned the USDG pot into the stock, and the batch of stock transfers you can sum against the holder set. The split of every claimed tax sweep is fixed — 84% to holders, 15% ops, 1% alms — and recomputable from the same public history.
The pick happens on camera
The dwell that fires a round accumulates on the live stream in front of everyone — zone bars fill as the fish banks time, the pick locks on screen before it settles, and the settled stock always matches the map that was showing. If those ever disagree, screenshot it and roast us publicly.
Threat model
The treasury wallet does — a plain wallet we control. The 4% creator tax accrues in Pons's fee escrow as USDG, the keeper claims it into the treasury, and every swap and payout is a transaction signed by that wallet. There is no vault contract between us and the money. The honest trade: in exchange, every claim, every swap, and every stock transfer is a public transaction you can audit.