Recorded runs
2
Observe / Network history
How has the devnet changed? Compare dated public observations. Follow reset signals and see when a claim changes status.
Recorded runs
2
Reset signals
0
Claim changes
0
Observed series
3,040,412
The line draws as you read. Dots and values are visible immediately. Straight segments connect samples. Gaps mean unavailable data. The vertical scale follows the observed range.
Between runs
A lower height or account count can reflect a reset or an indexer correction. A changed block-zero hash is reported evidence. No node consensus check is made here.
No reset signals or claim status changes between these recorded runs.
Fixed checks / Bounded requests
The same read-only claim set runs with each snapshot. UNVERIFIABLE and SKIPPED remain visible. Neither is a pass.
All source lifetimes match; signature validity and current freshness are not checked
Every observed settlement conserves escrow in integer arithmetic
Advertised minimal input returned structured data; no output schema or truth assertion is implied
All source lifetimes match; signature validity and current freshness are not checked
Every observed settlement conserves escrow in integer arithmetic
Advertised minimal input returned structured data; no output schema or truth assertion is implied
Reading guide
The line tracks your place in this explanation.
Public MCP and gateway calls produce a dated snapshot. Failures remain explicit.
A content-hashed file stays on the data branch. The signed main tree does not change for a recording.
Counts, reported genesis and claim status are compared with the previous available observation. Missing data stays missing.
From a built checkout of flop-lab. No wallet or API key.
node packages/cli/dist/cli.js history record --store ./archivePublic archive source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zkasuran/flop-lab/data/index.json
No proof verification, finality check or uptime claim. Price-source addresses are not active operators. Historical price sources can be expired. Samples do not cover every settlement. The recorded fixture is not a daily trend.