An ERC-8004 validator that holds no keys.
ERC-8004 lets any address be a validator. That address is usually a reviewer, a staked node or a TEE, and all three are somebody you have to trust. Warrant is a contract instead. It answers 100 only when the payment is provable on Ethereum mainnet, and 0 otherwise. There is nothing to bribe, because there is nobody to bribe.
Everything below is read live from the Creditcoin CC3 testnet as you load this page. Nothing on it is stored here.
Reading the chain…
| Verdict | Tag | Agent | Request hash | Proof |
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A verdict of 100 carries the tag attestcoin:0x0FD2, naming the block-prover
precompile that established the transaction was included in a finalised Ethereum block.
A verdict tagged REVERTED is the case worth understanding. The precompile proves
inclusion, not success, and its own documentation is explicit that it "does not validate if a
transaction was successful or not". A reverted transaction is genuinely in the block, so a naive
validator would score it 100. Warrant reads the receipt status and returns 0, which is why that
row exists on this page.