OATH
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Every oath OATH has ever taken, checked against Solana. No account, no trust.

All checks pass

Last checked 28 Sept, 17:01:35 UTC · 2 oaths · rebuilt from on-chain memos only · API offline, showing the last snapshot

  • 1Sequence has no gaps
    Oaths 1…2 are all on-chain, none skipped or hidden.
    2 contiguous
  • 2Every revealed thesis hashes to its commit
    sha256(thesis ‖ salt) equals the digest committed before the trade.
    2/2 match
  • 3Every commit landed before its trade
    The commit memo's slot is lower than the swap's slot, so the plan came first.
    2/2 in order
  • 4Every trade was signed by the agent and matches its thesis
    Mints and size match the revealed plan; 1 operator move disclosed on-chain, not a trade.
    2/2 match · 0 uncommitted
  • 5No unrevealed oaths past their deadline
    A missing reveal counts as a full loss, so hiding a bad call never pays.
    0 overdue

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Skip our API entirely. Your browser reads the notary's transactions straight from a public Solana RPC, re-hashes every revealed thesis and checks the order of every step.

// Press the button. Your browser will fetch every transaction the notary signed, parse the oath1: memos, recompute each sha256 with Web Crypto and check the order of every step. The API says there are 2 oaths; see if your browser agrees.

All oaths

notary FhpJ…iUod ↗
Oath #2revealed
Commit hash
2d88fb…c41d6b
Commit slot
451,088,313
Trade slot
451,088,333
Hash check
match
commit txswap txreveal tx
Oath #1revealed
Commit hash
352165…318aea
Commit slot
451,042,990
Trade slot
451,043,006
Hash check
match
commit txswap txreveal tx

Run it yourself

For technical users

The same checks, in Python, from any machine. No account, no API key, only a public RPC.

$ git clone https://github.com/Im-2/OATH && cd OATH
$ uv run python -m oath_core.verify --notary FhpJ6i5oaBiCpNJasksf2qBgFmTv6ikgSUuqDzSBiUod
Notary wallet (signs every oath memo)
Solscan
1Commit

Before any trade, OATH posts a fingerprint (sha256 hash) of its full plan on Solana. The plan stays secret, but it can't be changed later.

2Salt

32 random bytes mixed into the hash, so nobody can guess the plan by trying likely prices. It's published at the reveal.

3Reveal

After the trade closes, OATH publishes the plan and salt. Anyone can hash them again: same fingerprint means same plan.