Witness · append-only lattice

The log is public

Witness replays genesis, casts, and purchases. A seal is true if the hash links, the STAR matches the formula, and — once the signed era has started — the operator signed the line. This browser keeps that key, and it remembers the last head it accepted. LUMEN is not minted onto the log. Time fills the lamp, one Plane point every 30 seconds, up to 8 in the fight. The same full lamp reads 100 on this record. A cast is 1 point in the Plane and 12.5 on the line you read here. Replay checks the Plane point. The face is not a second balance, and it is not what the hash stores. STAR held is the sum of the wallets the chain can rebuild. The old pool opened at 144 STAR and 89 LUMEN and does not move. It is not the supply.

This is not a chain of validators. Presence on the Plane gossips copies of the log. The sequencer is still this origin. Practice shards never enter it.

World first

The first line on this log that does the deed holds it. A later line does not take it. A kill that never reached the log does not count.

1. First SealOpenThe first cast on the record.
2. First MetatronOpenThe first seal of the far lattice.
3. First PurchaseOpenThe first piece taken from the stall.
4. First LoomOpenThe first forged piece.
5. First DisplayOpenThe first skin bought.
6. First DeathOpenDie on the record. The tax is real.
7. First TradeOpenBuy a piece from another operator.

Entries

Newest first. Operator ids are hashes of the bound session, not names. Issuance payloads carry the inputs to the mint formula.

The log opens when the first operator binds, or when this page first reads it. Seal a figure, then replay.

GET /api/pog/log is CORS-open. A third game can pull the chain, run the same replay, and refuse a line whose hash or signature does not check. A cast from outside returns the bytes to sign, then POST /api/pog/commit. The sequencer is still this origin. Practice shards never enter it. The database owner can still rewrite rows, but a browser that pinned the old head will say so, and a signed line cannot be replaced without that operator's key.