We built proofs[.]verifiable[.]exchange (link below) because "trust but verify" in crypto usually ends up being just "trust." Most verifiable systems make verification so technically complex that only a handful of experts can actually do it. You need specialized infrastructure, knowledge of cryptographic protocols, and hours of setup time. So users just... don't verify. They trust. That's not good enough for financial infrastructure. When we say VEX generates proofs for every trade, every order, every state change - that means nothing if users can't actually check those proofs themselves. Real verifiability requires real accessibility. This dashboard runs a full Celestia light client directly in your browser. No installing software, no trusting our RPCs, no technical prerequisites. Click a button, fetch the proof, verify it yourself. Right there in the browser. You can even download the proofs and verify them offline whenever you want. Your laptop, your rules, your verification. The technical stack here is pretty wild - we're running a light node in WebAssembly, fetching S-two proofs from Celestia's DA layer, and doing full cryptographic verification client-side. This would have been impossible even two years ago. But the philosophical point matters more than the technical achievement. If you can't verify it yourself, easily and independently, then it's not really verifiable. It's just marketing. VEX generates the proofs. Celestia stores them. You verify them. No intermediaries, no trust assumptions. This is what "Don't Trust, Verify" actually looks like in practice.