LIVE STATE
Live
1) See what’s on chain · 2) Write the rules you approved · 3) Lock them · 4) Compare again
NO SCAN YET
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No verification yet.
Attention
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Contract
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Onchain keys
Start with a contract
First we look at the real contract. Then you write the rules you approved. We only say “match” when the chain still fits those rules. Not an audit.
- On chain — see what’s deployed now
- Your rules — write what you meant to approve
- Lock in — freeze that list so it can’t drift
- Check — does the chain still match?
Mainnet · 0xcA11…CA11 · great for a first live read
WHAT YOU APPROVED
Your rules
This is the checklist you stand behind—not what the chain happens to show right now. Fill it in, then lock it in. Only after that can we check if the live contract still matches.
In plain English
- On chain only shows what’s deployed today. It is not your approval.
- Your rules are the promises you made (who owns it, can it upgrade, etc.).
- Copy from chain is a shortcut to fill blanks—you still review and lock them.
- Lock in freezes a version. Check compares the live chain to that freeze.
- Empty boxes mean “we’re not checking that.” We never treat empty as a pass.
Start from a template
Pick a common setup. This only fills a work-in-progress list—it does not lock anything yet.
What changed since last lock-in
Read this before you lock in a new version.
From chain = we copied what we saw live (still only a draft—not a match). You set this = you typed or changed it. Left blank = we skip that check (we do not treat blanks as “OK”).
THE COMPARISON
Results
Live chain vs your locked rules. Skipped / not in scope = you left that rule blank. Missing evidence = you set a rule but we couldn’t read it on chain.
Lock in your rules first, then run Check to see the comparison.
SHAREABLE SUMMARY
Brief
A printable report of what we checked. It is evidence—not a security audit.