Anyone can claim a track record. Almost nobody can be checked.
FinFrens is a social layer over vaults people already run in public. Every vault gets a page from the venue's own record; the person who runs it can claim that page, under a pseudonym if they like, and talk to the people following it. The numbers are read from the venue, never written by the person.
Control is signed, not claimed
To claim a vault you sign a message with the wallet the venue lists as leader. Nobody can borrow someone else's book.
Numbers come from the venue
Positions, fills and balances are read live on every page load. Nothing is typed in by the creator.
Deposits can't flatter returns
Each period's return comes from the change in profit over the capital at work in it. Adding money moves a flow, not the line.
The clock starts when you join
Earlier venue history is shown in full and labelled, never counted. Under 30 days a record reads as still building.
Follower capital is shown, not hidden
Plenty of good operators already take deposits on the venue. A claimed vault shows the split: how much is the creator's, how much is followers', and how many depositors there are. Those deposits were made on the venue and cannot be made or withdrawn here.
Pseudonymous by default
A profile needs a handle and a wallet signature, nothing else. No real name, no email, no ID. Reputation attaches to the book and its record, which is the part that can be checked.
What this does not do
FinFrens publishes public vault records from the venue and the profiles operators attach to them. It holds no funds, executes no trades and takes no deposits; any deposit happens on the venue itself. Nothing here is an offer, a solicitation or investment advice, and past results do not predict future ones.
Enforced by tests over the route tree and the source, not only stated here.