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143_10182_0x103040545AC5031A11E8C03dd11324C7333a13C7_37
falseNo transaction with this hash on Monad at block 106177163.
We read that chain successfully and the cited transaction is not there.
what the document says
- declared network
- monad
- cited transaction
- 0x2fd6e68635699023bf0fc3bafa06951cd3584f320c8c7db56e6e19ae50810a43
- 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
- 0x18f64702f98dd341f40e6a7b6e83d2ca03deeabbcb05b0cc5974b5f4209aa810
- hash we computed
- 0x18f64702f98dd341f40e6a7b6e83d2ca03deeabbcb05b0cc5974b5f4209aa810
- found on chain
- not found on monad
- checked at
- 2026-09-19 12:28:41Z · block 106,177,163
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
- #10182
- left by
- 0x1030…13C7
- score
- 70
- revoked
- no
- tags
- worker_rating:research · 0x350ef06f
- endpoint
- task:8221b2fb-78b1-4758-9f53-dc79246cab4f
- recorded in
- 0x966c5ce8…70ea74cdblock 102,846,866
- 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.
- 2026-09-19 11:47:48Zfalseparsedno transaction with this hash on Monad at block 106169033scheduled
- 2026-09-19 12:28:41Zfalseparsedno transaction with this hash on Monad at block 106177163scheduled
re-derive this
$1 = 143_10182_0x103040545AC5031A11E8C03dd11324C7333a13C7_37
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