Every number has a receipt.

Sharp Intel publishes the pick before settlement, grades it from market truth, and keeps the original record intact.

Wins and losses. Both public.

Every graded pick stays on the ledger

The Sharp Receipts ledger

Each graded Sharp Intel pick gets its own receipt: the side, the entry price, when it was issued, and how it settled. Misses stay up next to the wins.

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How grading works

The record is designed to be reproducible, not selectively edited after the fact.

Recorded when the pick is issued

Every pick is logged with its market, side, entry price, timestamp, and scoring version the moment it reaches the board. Its receipt is built from that record, so the result can't change what was picked.

Resolved from market truth

Results follow the final market resolution. The original pick record stays unchanged after settlement.

Counted by one rulebook

Wins, losses, pushes, and voids use the same grading rules across every published sample.

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