The amount is public, the source is private. A face adds nothing you can verify — the wallet is the part you can check, so the wallet is the part that is public.
Don't. Every number on the portfolio page links to a public block explorer — read the chain yourself; it costs nothing and asks no signup. Trust is what's left for things you cannot check. This you can.
It stays on the page. Red months are part of the record: the journal scores every closed trade, winners and losers alike, and the charts keep the benchmark lines precisely so a losing stretch has nowhere to hide.
Contributions arrive as dollars because paychecks are dollars. The hold is what tends to keep value while money gets printed; the strategy block on the front page states exactly what is bought, how much, and when.
A paid layer, later: the method taught, and this same journal running on your own trades, privately. It will never sell signals or positions — the free proof layer is public precisely so you could catch it if it did.
The rules are public and nothing stops you — but this is a diary, not advice. The risk numbers fit one paycheck and one temperament: mine. Yours differ, and no page on this site knows them.
Epoch 1 ran on a wallet whose funds were later moved off it — which breaks the one thing this site promises: that you can read everything where it says you can. So that chapter is archived, not hidden: its numbers still render from its own chain history, its explorer links stay live, and the climb restarts clean in Epoch 2 on a fresh wallet.