Commit · program 6 · round 0
On the practice program: our deliberately vulnerable tutorial, open to anyone with no account. Its payouts are testnet wNEAR, with no value. Try it yourself
Bond
0.0001 wNEAR
Returned at allocation: a proof that holds a key gets its bond back before it is paid.
Payout
0.001 wNEAR
Paid in seconds: the verdict is attested on NEAR, at most the instant cap (0.001 wNEAR), within its window's instant budget.
To the practice vending contract (practice.antibody.testnet), in 6ienbsLu…, NEAR transaction: 6ienbsLuHNPKmfCuD4aPBLnWqfWFY32nqnwWEpPscn8E, opens an explorer in a new tab
Committed
Revealed · run 54 requested
antibody try and this site seal a practice try under a public content key, so anyone can open it; a try sealed another way, or before that key existed, used a random one. The check below tells which. After payment, the project reads it through its release wrap; it opens to everyone at disclosure, one key per tag and round.
OutLayer's operator delivered the enclave's output to near-antibody: Violation, receipt b01939e06872…, receipt sha256: b01939e06872f940bdbc496716328aa79a26282e3cb0c87ef75002f724e72382. On this result alone, a submission is settled only after its challenge window.
Delivered in 6CqW7dK4…, NEAR transaction: 6CqW7dK4Fhzoni3U91BrKrxqR5qBggStQKWYfMKRUovG, opens an explorer in a new tab
antibody status --run In the recorded run of 2026-11-04 (JUDGES.md, row 12): A practice try with no account: the tutorial proof, sealed against the pinned base, verified and paid to the vending contract.
Holds if: state Done:Paid, 0.001 wNEAR
antibody status --commit 21Enclave verdict: violation of the “vault keeps its ether” rule
Attested on NEAR
Allocated: first proof
Paid 0.001 wNEAR · instant
Disclosure (not yet)
antibody program read --api fetches.Holds if: near-antibody stores commitment f71afb7c09c8… for commit 21
Key: sha256("antibody/practice/public-content-key/v1|bounty.antibody.testnet/6|judge-2-p6.practice.antibody.testnet")
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.
Attested in GL121EMJ…, NEAR transaction: GL121EMJuJxkD5ZwMzQmqXdGDwd3gAWNbpqNVdT9HWkR, opens an explorer in a new tab
antibody tee check --request-id <the run's OutLayer request>outlayer-verify tx 6CqW7dK4Fhzoni3U91BrKrxqR5qBggStQKWYfMKRUovGHolds 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 549 of 12 commits. Every commit of program 6