Meme court onboarding
Prove ItIn 30Seconds
Someone makes a public claim. You summon it with a source link. The court asks for proof, the crowd votes, moderators review, and the result becomes a shareable record.
One loop
Understand it in one trial cycle.
Spot a public claimFind the post, promise, or project statement worth remembering.
Summon itDrop the source link and frame the claim in plain English.
Attach a bountyFund or attach a GO bounty only when receipts deserve stakes.
Vote and shareThe crowd votes, moderators review, and the card travels.
Roles
Four ways to play.
File the summons.
Bring the source, name the claim, and set a proof requirement that can actually be checked.
Prove or dispute.
Show receipts, challenge the case context, or let the court record speak for you.
Vote the room.
Call PROVED, COPE, or FAKE. Your vote is community signal, not the final verdict.
Spread the card.
Share the summons, the dispute, or the verdict. The card is the meme surface.
Independent outcomes
One case. Three tracks.
What the jury thinks: PROVED, COPE, or FAKE. Loud, useful, and not final truth.
What Prove It records after reviewing the claim, proof, disputes, and context.
What Pump.fun GO does with the bounty. It can move differently from the vote or verdict.
The tracks are independent. They do not need to agree.
Good case / bad caseModerator lens
Good
- Public quote with source URL.
- Wallet, tx, revenue, or concrete claim.
- Clear proof requirement.
- Time-bounded challenge.
Bad
- Personal attack.
- No source link.
- Vague "is a scam" claim.
- Impossible proof requirement.
Defendant FAQ
Got summoned?
The point is public record, not punishment. Bring receipts, clarify the claim, or let the card speak for itself.
Someone submitted a public claim linked to you and asked the court what proof would settle it.
You can provide proof, challenge the case context, or ignore it and let the record show no response.
Challenge it with counter-evidence. The court decides whether the case should continue.
No. Prove It is a meme court for social accountability, not a legal institution.
No. GO handles bounty settlement. Prove It keeps the public case record separate.
Appeals require new context or clear process error. They are reviewed by moderators.
FAQ
Rules without legalese.
No. Prove It is a meme court for social accountability, not a legal institution.
No. Community vote is jury signal. It does not replace the official verdict.
No. GO settles bounty state. It does not decide whether the claim is proved by itself.
The defendant can challenge the case. The court then decides whether it should continue.
You can draft, but a public trial needs a bound GO link in the current P0 flow.
A loud claim, a clean receipt, a named defendant, and a card people want to quote.