Proof
Cresio's proof model exists to replace vague screenshots and unverifiable performance claims with structured public records.
Direct answer
A Cresio proof page is a public record for a published setup. It shows the thesis, levels, timestamps, and eventual outcome so prospects can inspect the operator's process before they pay for access.
Each proof page is built around the actual setup: symbol, direction, timeframe, thesis, entry, target, stop, and timing.
The system is designed for human approval before distribution so the proof record reflects operator intent, not blind autoposting.
Settlements, timestamps, and status changes give prospects a cleaner audit trail than screenshots or edited message threads.
Proof pages sit next to subscribe flows and funnel metrics so operators can see whether the record is actually converting.