Questions

What is YerTruth?

A timeline built from someone's public posts, one card at a time. Anyone can comment on a post or give it a name for free. Putting money behind a comment or a name is what moves it up. The amount is shown beside the words and decides the order.

Why would I pay to back a comment?

Because that is the signal. Everywhere else ranks by engagement, and engagement is free, so it is gamed. Money is not free. A comment with something behind it is one somebody meant.

That is also the only thing it buys. No membership, no token, no share of anything, no vote. If you want it to have bought more than its place in the order, it did not.

What are the blue and red pills?

Two readings of the same timeline. Blue is the story as told. Red is the other one. The switch is top right, and it is part of the product rather than a colour theme.

Is anyone featured here involved?

No. Timelines are built from public posts by people who have nothing to do with this site. They have not endorsed it, joined it, been paid by it or been asked. Their posts are quoted, the way a quotation appears in writing about them. If you are one of them and want your posts removed, ask, and they will be.

What does it cost to comment?

Nothing. You connect a wallet and sign one message to prove it is yours. Signing moves no money and authorises no payment.

What is a label?

A name for a post: what it is. Anyone can suggest one for free. The label with the most money behind it is what the post's header reads as. Backing a name that already exists adds to its pool rather than making a duplicate. Hover the header, or tap it on a phone, to see every label and what is behind each.

Can I edit or delete what I wrote?

No. Every comment, label and link is public the moment it is posted, along with the wallet that wrote it and any amount behind it. There is no edit and no delete. Write accordingly.

How much does backing cost?

Whatever you choose above a floor of about $1. There are 1×, 5× and 25× presets, and you can type your own amount.

Do I get my money back?

In the normal mode, 99.5% is sent back to you automatically and the site keeps 0.5%. Refunds go out about once a minute. On Robinhood Chain the network fee is also yours.

That is what the code tries to do, and it is not a guarantee. A refund can fail: a wallet that cannot receive, a chain that will not settle, a bug nobody has found yet. Large amounts are held for a person to look at rather than sent automatically. Treat every payment as one-way and a refund as a bonus. Only spend what you would be content never to see again.

What does burning do?

Instead of paying, some tokens can be burned: destroyed on-chain, so nothing comes back to anybody, ever. That is the point. It is louder than paying. There is no undo and no recovery, so choose it only if you mean it.

What can I pay with?

SOL, USDC, and the other tokens listed in the payment panel, on Solana. On Robinhood Chain you pay from your own wallet and paste the 0x transaction hash.

How do SOL and USDC rank against each other?

By weight: the amount divided by that token's floor. So a payment five times the SOL floor ranks level with one five times the USDC floor. Totals are still shown per token, because the site has no price feed and will not claim an exchange rate it cannot know.

Which wallets work?

Phantom and Solflare connect from the button at the top. On Robinhood Chain there is no wallet connection: you send the payment yourself and paste the transaction hash.

I paid, but my comment did not appear.

If a payment goes through but saving fails, the site shows you the transaction signature instead of a generic error. Keep it: it is your receipt. Use the "already paid?" form with that signature to finish the job. One transaction backs one thing, once.

Does YerTruth hold my money or my keys?

No. Nobody here ever holds your funds, your private key or your seed phrase, and nobody here will ever ask for a seed phrase. A request that does is fraud, whatever it appears to come from.

Can I make my own timeline?

Yes. Build one from anyone's public posts, then decide who can add to it: nobody, anyone who pays you a toll, or people who ask and you approve. A toll paid to add a post goes to the timeline's owner.

What does that cost?

Free from a wallet with some history. $10 to the site from a brand-new wallet. Or free with no wallet at all through Claude Code, up to five new ones a day.

What is the </> button?

It connects Claude Code. Press it, then GET MY COMMAND, and paste the one line it gives you. The key it gives you never expires and is the only way to edit what it made: lose it and nobody can edit those truths, share it and whoever has it can. Nobody here can reset it.

Is this an investment?

No. Nothing here is a token, a share, a fund, a deposit or a claim on anything. There is no return, no yield, no airdrop and no roadmap to a coin.

Is what I read here true?

Not necessarily. The label with the most money behind it is what shows. That means anything here can be bought into prominence, by someone with an interest in it. The site does not claim its contents are accurate. It claims only that somebody paid for them.

What do you record about me?

No email addresses and no names. What is stored is what you did: the wallet that wrote or paid, what was paid, and what was said. Payments sit on a public blockchain and cannot be deleted by anybody. A wallet address is not a name, but it is permanent and it links everything that wallet has done, so use one you are content to have attached to what you write.

Who can use it?

Not if you are under 18, in a sanctioned jurisdiction, on a sanctions list, or anywhere that using it would break the law. Working out which of those apply to you is yours to do.

Where are the full terms?

On the site itself: they are the first thing you see, and AGREEMENT_ON_FILE at the bottom of any timeline opens them again. If anything on this page and the terms disagree, the terms are what count.