Commit · program 13 · 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 once its challenge window (60 s) passed with no challenge open.
To the practice vending contract (practice.antibody.testnet), in 4EDbYzAj…, NEAR transaction: 4EDbYzAj1wa2uZE7sg32KsikhDhB3Ezx6SBqyYvnnwia, opens an explorer in a new tab
Committed
Revealed · run 152 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 8134e5c1c74e…, receipt sha256: 8134e5c1c74ee1946319ed1696461a676e9468078f1071f26489cf81528593ea. On this result alone, a submission is settled only after its challenge window.
Delivered in DNLBidzY…, NEAR transaction: DNLBidzYqgTJrPv7tjNnFMsfQebvDu59vqs6938UqV5w, opens an explorer in a new tab
antibody status --run Holds if: state Done:Paid, 0.001 wNEAR
antibody status --commit 66Enclave verdict: violation of the “vault keeps its ether” rule
Attested on NEAR
Allocated: first proof
T2 confirmed
Paid 0.001 wNEAR
Disclosure (not yet)
antibody program read --api fetches.Holds if: near-antibody stores commitment ffe3f7a77619… for commit 66
Key: sha256("antibody/practice/public-content-key/v1|bounty.antibody.testnet/13|j4nqsy.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 DVH6ZavV…, NEAR transaction: DVH6ZavVqn1t5vxe6zo4CaHtuPxuazQtuFcYXg4JpFAK, opens an explorer in a new tab
antibody tee check --request-id <the run's OutLayer request>outlayer-verify tx DNLBidzYqgTJrPv7tjNnFMsfQebvDu59vqs6938UqV5wHolds if: the run is attested: its quote was verified on NEAR
near-t2 verified an SP1 proof that the verifier, re-run on the enclave's exact input, gives the enclave's receipt, kind and rules, and compared every bound value with near-antibody's records. It claims no privacy (anyone can open the proof it re-runs: disclosed, or under a published or public content key), and no payout depends on it.
Recorded on NEAR in GPSNNEnr…, NEAR transaction: GPSNNEnrVi3rHPYYg2LXyuLzG41i3mvUkxZu2ufTQHiY, opens an explorer in a new tab
What its public values bind
A different request, run, blob, base, manifest, anchor, program, verifier or severity is rejected outright; a different receipt, kind or slots is recorded as a contradiction.
antibody zk status --run 152Holds if: near-t2's record says confirmed
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