Learn/How Foreseez works
Why receipts are public
Foreseez publishes paper fills as receipts. This is the proof layer: a track record other people can read without trusting a screenshot.
Aug 31, 2026 · 5 min read
A receipt is a public paper fill: outcome, entry probability, live or terminal mark, and paper return. Cash remaining and leftover inventory stay off the receipt. They are still publicly selectable on the profile. The receipt is the claim. The profile is the ledger.
Screenshots of private P&L are easy to fake and easy to crop. A public, append-only tape is harder to game. You can still be lucky. You cannot quietly delete the losers. That is the product.
What stays private
Saves are private. Blocks are private. The blocked account is not told. Email and sign-in methods are private. Everything about the paper book that other traders would need in order to judge you is public: fills, cash, positions, settlements, username, follows.
How to use this
Read other people’s receipts the way you read a market: look at the sample size, the timestamps, and whether they traded through news or after it. Follow people whose process you want in your feed. The social graph is not a friends list. It is a directed public edge from one claimed username to another.
Keep reading
- What is a prediction market?
A short primer on how prediction markets turn questions into prices, and why those prices are worth reading.
- How to read a probability on a market card
The large percentage on a Foreseez card is an implied probability. Here is what it is, what it is not, and how it updates.
- Yes, No, and outcome tokens
Every Foreseez market is a binary contract. This explains the two tokens, how buying No works, and why both sides can be the trade.