Commit · program 0 · round 0
Program 0 is from an earlier run on this deployment; the recorded run's programs are 5, 6 and 7.
Bond
0.001 wNEAR
The proof broke no rule, so the bond is forfeited to program 0's escrow, where it pays future findings. The protocol never earns from forfeits.
Program 0 has received 0.001 wNEAR in forfeited bonds, in all.
Payout
0 wNEAR
Nothing is owed for a proof that breaks no rule.
Holds if: state Done:Forfeited
antibody status --commit 2Only the enclave could open it before its verdict. Its run's facts carry no disclosure wrap, so no disclosure key opens it: the proof stays sealed, and the project reads only proofs it paid for.
OutLayer's operator delivered the enclave's output to near-antibody: No violation, receipt 1b304f5800f7…, receipt sha256: 1b304f5800f7c31a1710ac11f3f5f7b1dc01153736fe034d73106cd5f063a03d. On this result alone, a submission is settled only after its challenge window.
antibody status --run 4Holds if: near-antibody stores commitment f1cce56661ce… for commit 2
The state and the payout are checked under What it settled; the run's TDX quote (antibody tee check, outlayer-verify) under How the verdict is checked.
OutLayer's attestation names the pinned verifier wasm and the sha256 of the request near-antibody sent and of the output it received; NEAR's DCAP verifier accepted the run's Intel TDX quote over it. Instant payouts need it.
antibody tee check --request-id <the run's OutLayer request>Holds if: the run is attested: its quote was verified on NEAR
near-t2 has no record of this run yet. A zero-knowledge proof re-runs a disclosed proof, so it follows disclosure, or a published key; a practice try sealed with the public practice key is proven by our prover service with nothing handed over.
antibody zk status --run 4Program 0: its rules, escrow and rounds.