SourceLessExplorer · SourceLess AsgardSourceLess Asgard · chain 1313
LiveHeight25,521Head age2 sLast interval1 minFinality25,510Behind−11Pending0 / 8,192Tx in head0
XPlorer following the chain as its own read-only node

height 25521 of 25521 on the network. 9 peer(s) connected, 91 in its peer directory; 2817 block(s) followed and 2297 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.

M 5.6 · NEAR S. COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN

34.8090° N137.7868° E2026-11-07 16:04:32.040 UTCM 5.6

A GodCypher timestamp: this earthquake as the observatories below reported it, timed against the national time labs, digested, sealed and counter-validated by GodCypher. Its anchor on the chain is pending.

M 5.6 · NEAR S. COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN · 2026-11-07 16:04:32 UTC
Depth
10.0 km
Place
NEAR S. COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
Observatories agreeing
2 of 5: EMSC, GFZ
Independent solutions
emsc, gfz
Signed time
3 of 3 Roughtime servers asked signed the digest, verified against the pinned server keys
Record made
2026-11-07 16:16:14.715 UTC
Timestamp id
a72f8c4c1caf34c672ef5cf04650c212c8c47be17db90ea18c75444e898c6fe4 · version jord-v2
GodCypher
CountersignedNot sealed
Anchor
Pending

What each observatory reported

Each observatory’s own values and event id. The distance and the seconds are from the timestamp’s own epicentre and origin time.

ObservatoryEvent idOrigin time (UTC)EpicentreFrom the printDepthMagnitudeSource, as text
EMSCFranceagrees20261107_00001952026-11-07 16:04:34.730 UTC+2.69 s from the timestamp34.9626° N, 137.7868° ENEAR S. COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN17.1 km34.0 km5.6 mhttps://www.seismicportal.eu/fdsnws/event/1/query?format=text&eventid=20261107_0000195
GFZGermanyagreesgfz2026vvpu2026-11-07 16:04:32.040 UTC±0.00 s from the timestamp34.8090° N, 137.8630° ENear South Coast of Honshu, Japan7.0 km10.0 km5.7 mbhttps://geofon.gfz.de/fdsnws/event/1/query?format=text&eventid=gfz2026vvpu

The atomic watch when the record was made

2026-11-07 16:16:13.015 UTC: this host's clock is 3.498 ms behind the national time laboratories (median of 9 of 9, good to about ±10.129 ms), inside the 250 ms tolerance.

Median offset +3.50 ms, verdict in step.

NIST: +4.02 msPTB: +4.22 msNPL: +4.79 msMETAS: +3.50 msINRIM: +3.19 msNICT: +3.28 msSYRTE: +3.66 msVSL: +1.04 msRISE: +2.04 ms−10 ms0+10 ms
Each tick is one lab. Zero is this explorer’s own clock; the tall mark is the median.
Time labHostOffsetRound tripStratumUsed
NISTtime.nist.gov+4.02 ms126.4 ms1yes
PTBptbtime1.ptb.de+4.22 ms15.2 ms1yes
NPLntp1.npl.co.uk+4.79 ms16.6 ms1yes
METASntp.metas.ch+3.50 ms9.96 ms1yes
INRIMntp1.inrim.it+3.19 ms22.4 ms1yes
NICTntp.nict.jp+3.28 ms217.8 ms1yes
SYRTEntp-p1.obspm.fr+3.66 ms20.3 ms1yes
VSLntp.vsl.nl+1.04 ms16.2 ms1yes
RISEntp1.sp.se+2.04 ms24.5 ms1yes

Digest and seal

The digest covers the timestamp’s values; the seal is SourceLess’s signature over the digest.

Digest
a72f8c4c…898c6fe4
Seal scheme
aegis-gemini
Signer
zk13str_b4c421607b749197aff78f3edb58ce087a7a16b6_16a1
Signature
d501494e27d1b6c0c017c6aa7feb6f9c57342c1d6d0a5a641514f7001630eea6e22e9c51f9c74fc72ec056c6d2a2200c41533101d5573955aa94d2cc33950207
Post-quantum signature
992e5291…0d0f1317
The whole signature, 3,309 bytes992e5291486dc6a108ff236e105d702cc37040222eab787d532ca28220d7ce71cdabd5145bb379ea80c06f3e487c192d0f0d4e89ce20feaf92b431d519932f9a2fe63a03b33543d12e6675e3723b45bf5d1a14a151e0bcd7bc4b8e745431870b8e96734f1adc3cf12b31358439824b31395cf367b3cbb7b69b6b08adde3a12f63d148abb3169fa8f5fd5dd23a65499fbcc892e806a77593ce3f10aaab77f61e6f81e3d9067601348aca4932e053f398d2298990a621aee56af276e32387d8b86a7fd6828e9199bfb94b8f88a4edb132dd106a3b3efdbc25313eea9e88f763c7a34b6002460c59ba8ea7ad1dec0929d45987433d952b3bfa41dd9f967a61b97e2d9c507051a2c62499ee08747d27a0f331816a36caeee8919def36ad9dcbf9aab599f77ff2525de131aa0f6930291a34ac7295650cfe64ade9be4eef8410cacb5aa501c242ae43c34a7ebd7a2af0db3625643cfa62aeddb1b66204238a93a5eb7e6c918f99e0e07088987a3ae49138633e82dd13b749330b7ebde187276ece882f9087cf146dc416910d27041246814c999bb9cc0b3c981a0b5afb75ce616dc01f7e25cecb0587b18333eb675d1ed35eda5024303f9101a02c77394255e47af441e0600d5eb110f973756f6f7cce37b892c19f9516d5b42200f5642acc5f9e2c1514b94dac14567fd45fab3377f1a60d17a59a93efc82bc431a44642f1c6148a09e3f355794eb628bc0f2f6db912d1231fe66991f4ebe242e75734d6477ed85570401bc66dd6bd677de215d53e77b486d986e9a6c562515ec7782464212fdaa0b6333b81c5519fd11c032b5f0f01ecdfb1796fbd46b49a00628c0f33c326f8c4d3d1f74d9639906ef8b8457e515caa917cd41f59b00e3165e98d5c95a9ae8075da9f61afa5503a0dbde883b79f140d855b5d12b593a9f7cdadd7274689f3f7379925fa9f2e6ef1bd563236180f3c557ab122e959822aa1ec4511ba7aa43e0ab0aab19e98fffc41629872162fbbae7479d02bf55e800b8e8d53ab2241065a95c9219362d2c6e3b0e6740e77158426382e8eb2d71243b1992f585af844554cc4850dbe347fe09b16aec8b5b67583292e4dbb0619aa3b0e84ffd72f028d314c78dfb0d9a69ddbdc0a97a4fc557a92a80d22f24f13b169a386f5fb351367dbae52964e8cb5e21e93fd3dd673b551707b1adaa10d958cadee5ccdbb04887dea74015e9abafef4df55747436ec72b1b921e046d35ac284303f0dfe8850d73823110f967700d54797ddd8e361c54d769791bd21be72032a59164042adad706f6766d6852377e151c5ff3ea3b69a4cc6c84d858118942b63d45ae5302e4a69d12692a98c2ff6f11fedf395b9cc3a4cf913a4d497cf98b7e58cac8046c7e7644b19e84d2fae2e95782818429d436831426cd136eb738296ada89655ff4171fdc9c5fdeecbe79dd7b7f38678c732888d33ab8a9f21bddac43a25c9a0e743cf7aa936759cfda4b12b09230b0741785959b35b3f9d0119e9c0875aa5de978431bfb4de486c0fdd8eb141061dcd35d71cf411d8d4d3f69d69674ca52661fd327f9a64a122d27f10ad545d6bad9c6ddfcbe33b26f64b962c0ebdad5eb649a69daad5c1aab3f622c2f7826a24b7e3b18fc4edd3c6b5a9a47b746a51deec3473929cdfeaf9eeecf1ed817ef5e303f2f402aa784742ada7f8db7c8e98d4f7c6a975e089479a85d156856047c1bdaa13a96d1967a025e32e0917241ec6ad54fe9b41464eb682894f8131ea5b8919266efd0b4bd7886155bb339c52485403dc2523fe9a5f6c3cd44ee8fa1195dfaa953f83de83fb17c110cb77888353a59c64112b8997635eccad6adff301e78d7572fee273264f7530633e525b2101ffd2c324d8a072f31d18c97b8d1bbe01a8c0831d88e5de0439ce2e0538667c91674505e16e33e51ec1d9d9aa0cc31eb083140cea1c0bcdb406421fcce2b2166763305648171673dd95979e3b4cb459189e2d5ae91c1d55e6e57e3fab5c56a31643c9eac4cbd6b3ad4c2919ed69bbe089019db47318068cdc77c7a6bfacdd667de455a054b83ebc50adb16faf291b63387a47a970d11be1c1ec75858e9b30ab75849baa7dec9790e5c400ec4abe2441d57ccb6854b18ab24737ec3ca4389f8c9c8b2f3aa853c1e54a35f755229894d8c2d22151acc326bf92fad5e8012260a6b7429884a307eb588e5c2f912ae124f05583fbe351b601965af9d40abbcb86a060bc5023c0dac96757e0186d5e7bb2c8c77a016fb8129a507d4ee59aaf14b8cb903e129004ccebe77871af4ffb4555a73aafd22205ddd4ca0ea4409eb127ab359f3925a8adf9c10b5c3b55dfb4f54af8243d86cf15a24844c1d41bc2db4b480ce7b41515acebd0ee5591e969a21c847cccc64ca8391bdccd1cd26d96d12e807fdb25efb81551e7945ee8e62415e2f2d04051d53d90b3a9dbd9a4940dcb4695aa6a952add8684edb8ad05bbab4345a813c6b23b17b3d95f69b8657e4d43825615fca2cc792db382035c135bb85f786765b7ad3e5f7dffd3ccd30cf82fccb62d61097d926df0d97bd42db60484c3c776b4568ca04d5b27cb22883bf79ecb59a4625f8533bd9f2bc3b3d589c1b3ff8dc8b804046e2e10e89d018f84c8cd1870adf0ed488ec5f795c442d96c99b7dba78b52836472226bcdb0de16fab9a90293ed4f4a2d43a3a3c9056508e55e8359ffa4ab7a74db053b609f5248d765a0473269e0f8908c1977581495bd05e547e0153ad35aa3dc5e8146a4c76007728ef4a161582cd80a1c581072513b218ae8530b30bca6b5d49fba58ff03be57a91bc57f41ee0e3907e325393fa7469de38ef4f984f8d18b995fe39e4f324d0563583cf77db312d67b9c664b0d81b7cca9dad9baf602dc5a90533fde622aadd3d2b5ad0569b493384539b418327a8b1a3f5aeba6b40a807e6836b748e90d43508b61b765aa1467ddf0af169175f96f8bc87c02733d854fb79b79b63c28e86e5ed39d6605b34587f7e23e92e6c940d81e2b72b7c6d3f0318cba8e1ddc456131de9d95e194f5c6e43c83d9ee95265d5c875fb11169f58102e80da2e3223fdb8c4cec4dd3227dbf7c18aaff38701d9b96edbe8bd9d090bd0d825566f537b75e87c558ee770a733866feb6e451cfb753a0b237886a500c18ded69a405081c3901d3ac887c1b78764bd408d4b28f2783b835cf08fc4970bff93d882d16d29733f4432e2ad8607208356a1c5e270a724b13afc75d5a1c27047657577c5c1b517472acd35d459a741de5b29c102effbc885f055f26f34ae127f02424de8732c442f22868367d178f0b2938c96ab504d1187b261cda35b33aa593e35f0439769b04532fe46a4a5f0762cca7a9673cd77618ae3eef0e51dbd7d7f864570975d7e318fc8993b6a03bf55cd204f87059ab3f8a941f6f6bc772aaa0885870e16e84f401f36ce938341aeb3e4fa774cef2df65698de360d98364181da98da8e909d944eca26bc879194ebf94152f2b165b0c1025c010973bc5e87686b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GodCypher

Binding
Both layers are signed by the printer that sealed this timestamp, together with its digest.
Countersign
CountersignedNot sealed
Window
USGS day feed, published by 2026-11-07 16:15:20.000 UTC, 171 earthquakes, this one not among them
Window source
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/summary/all_day.geojson
Window digest
28235ea9…bebd6e57
Countersigned by
zk13str_b4c421607b749197aff78f3edb58ce087a7a16b6_16a1 · the printer
Checked here
the signature, the digest it is over and the window digest all verify on this server. The window itself was not re-fetched here.
What it proves
this countersigned timestamp did not exist before 2026-11-07 14:56:48.079 UTC, when the eighth-newest earthquake in the window happened, once a re-fetch of the window confirms it. Both routes rest the bound on the eight newest earthquakes, never on one, so it is looser by design than the newest; a re-fetch from the permanent catalogue, after the feed has moved on, confirms the eighth-newest it matches, less five seconds. The window’s publication is shown above as “published” and is not a proven bound. A lower bound only.
Sealed evidence
Not sealed: GodCypher parties not configured

What this page checks, it checks on this server. The full check is node scripts/jord.mjs verify on your own machine, with --refetch to re-fetch the window.

The upper bound is not GodCypher’s: it is the Roughtime signed time above, the national laboratories’ judgement of the printer’s clock, and the chain anchor once one is submitted. How a GodCypher timestamp works.

Anchor

Pending Not anchored yet. Anchoring timestamps on the chain is not live; when it is, this line names the transaction and the block that carry this timestamp’s digest. Until then the chain holds none of it, and the page says so rather than pointing at a block that does not hold it.

Check it yourself

  1. Read the timestamp as data. /api/timestamps/a72f8c4c1caf34c672ef5cf04650c212c8c47be17db90ea18c75444e898c6fe4 is this page as JSON: every value the digest covers, as it was digested, and the GodCypher layers beside it.
  2. Recompute the digest, check the seal and re-fetch the countersign window on your own machine: save that JSON as timestamp.json and run the SourceLess code over it:
    node scripts/jord.mjs verify timestamp.json --refetch
    Each layer is reported on its own. A window the verifier could not reach is reported as not confirmed, never as a pass.
  3. Check each observatory at its source. The addresses in the evidence table are printed as text for you to open yourself; this page links to no other site. An observatory may revise its values later, by a little.
  4. Once it is anchored, open its transaction and check that it carries the digest shown on every timestamp.

All GodCypher timestamps