height 25503 of 25503 on the network. 9 peer(s) connected, 92 in its peer directory; 2799 block(s) followed and 2284 pulled in by sync since this follower started. Caught up: this follower holds every block any peer has claimed, so every panel below is the whole chain. Genesis 1cf8655125cc1bbb…, producers genesis.
What this follower is, locally
Following 7 seed(s) — their addresses are not published here, for the reason the peer table gives. Its store is held under its own Cerberus lease — no other node’s store is opened, touched or stopped.
Contracts — Sindri
c5160e4b…f39da3ac- Purpose
- Contract code and storage, committed to the chain state root like every other ledger.
- State root
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Ledger
- Contracts
- 0
- Verified by construction
- 0
- Unverifiable on this node
- 0 this node holds no block carrying their deployment
- Mismatched
- 0
- Caller authentication
- signed
- Holds value
- yes
- Chain binding
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- A deployment record carries SOURCE, not bytecode. Every node compiles it, and the address is derived from the resulting bytecode — so a contract that exists at an address is the source that produced it. There is no unverified state for a contract to be in.
- A call record carries the arguments, not the result. Every node executes it and reaches the same storage root, so what a call did is computed rather than reported.
Contracts
Nothing has been deployed on this chain yet
A contract exists here only once a deployment record carrying its source is inside a block this node holds. No block it holds carries one, so there is nothing to list — and that is the chain’s answer rather than a gap in this page.
What would put something here
- a deployment record carrying the source, which every node recompiles for itself
- an address derived from the resulting bytecode, which is what makes a contract here verified by construction rather than verified by somebody uploading a file afterwards
- a call to it, which is then listed on the contract’s own page with its arguments
Contract templates to start from (drafts, not deployed contracts) · The contract ledger, and the rules it enforces · What protects a deployment · Every block this node holds
Ownership
- Table row
STARW- Owner
- STR.sourceless
- Steward
- STR.starwars
- Governed by
pool:STR.starwars- Purpose
- The virtual machine registry and contract execution record. Holds no token.
Fees: none. SourceLess charges no transaction fee. There is no gas price, no priority fee and no burn on a transfer: value is conserved exactly. The sybil cost is the 1000 STR locked to hold an STR.domain, paid once per identity rather than once per transaction.