DOCS · PROOF-OF-BAG
every post shows the real bag.
Proof-of-bag ties each post to what the author actually holds on-chain, so you can tell conviction from noise.
How a bag gets verified
- Connect a wallet from your profile.
- Sign a short message. It is free and does not move any funds; it only proves the wallet is yours.
- BagDrop reads that wallet’s holdings on Robinhood Chain and shows them as your bag.
When a bag counts as verified
- You proved you own the wallet by signing a message from it.
- At the moment you posted, that wallet held at least $10 of the token you tagged.
- There is no minimum holding time. How long you have held is shown on the post instead, so readers can judge for themselves.
What a post shows
- Verified bag: the post met the rules above.
- Held for: how long the wallet has held the token.
- Bag size: the value of the position, rounded.
- Since call: how the price moved after you posted.
- Sold after posting: within 7 days of posting, the position fell below half of what it was when you posted. The label shows how long after.
What it does not prove
A verified bag proves a holding, not a good call. It cannot see wallets you did not connect, and people can sell at any time. Labels update from on-chain data and can lag by a few minutes.
Your bag is public
Connected wallets and their holdings are visible to everyone. If you want to keep other funds private, connect a separate wallet that holds only what you want to show.