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143_10180_0x103040545AC5031A11E8C03dd11324C7333a13C7_5

false

No transaction with this hash on Monad at block 106177135.

We read that chain successfully and the cited transaction is not there.

what the document says

declared network
monad
cited transaction
0xeedf3fd039eee987e8e794bae508344b1ce5c977e20faa927fc31cfd42add4e6
read by mapping
execution-market.v1

what the chain says

bytes match the hash
yes, keccak256 of the bytes served equals the hash committed on chain
committed hash
0xbbcbd98c04d3ef04b277ef9f10df6b70d9f571cd0007e0a7e677c24f9759ea89
hash we computed
0xbbcbd98c04d3ef04b277ef9f10df6b70d9f571cd0007e0a7e677c24f9759ea89
found on chain
not found on monad
checked at
2026-09-19 12:28:32Z · block 106,177,135

A verdict is a measurement at a time, so both the wall clock and the block are recorded. Without the block, "not found" is unfalsifiable: a reader cannot tell whether we looked before the transaction existed.

the feedback itself

As the Reputation Registry recorded it.

about agent
#10180
left by
0x1030…13C7
score
92
revoked
no
tags
worker_rating:knowledge_access · 0x76e9be89
endpoint
task:b9aa3240-5929-41cf-961c-394f926290b4
recorded in
0x0323512b…a4ef937ablock 98,476,010
operator reply
none. The registry gives the agent an on-chain right of reply and it is rendered here when used.

verification history · 2 checks

Append only. A re-check writes a new row and never edits an old one, so a document somebody repairs reads as a change with both timestamps rather than as a number quietly improving.

  1. 2026-09-19 11:47:37Zfalseparsedno transaction with this hash on Monad at block 106169005scheduled
  2. 2026-09-19 12:28:32Zfalseparsedno transaction with this hash on Monad at block 106177135scheduled
re-derive this

$1 = 143_10180_0x103040545AC5031A11E8C03dd11324C7333a13C7_5


SELECT id, rung, outcome, reason, checked_at, checked_at_block, automatic,
       mapping, found_chain, found_block
FROM fovea.verdict
WHERE feedback_id = $1
ORDER BY checked_at ASC, id ASC