Read a Window's proof
Trace its opening and closing prints, policy source, and on-chain recording transactions.
Proof lists settled Windows. Start with a ticker or filter by source, then open a row. The page shows the opening and closing boundary values, their recording transactions and the policy used to accept them. The program settles from these recorded values, not the latest display price.
The connected-session proof feed is public data. Its rows show closed Windows and their policy sources.
- 1Filter by the policy source used for settlement.
- 2Open a row to inspect its prints and recording transactions.
Check the units and source
Equity and individual PreStocks token prints are prices; a basket print is an index in points. In this AI Labs example, the PreStocks catalogue supplied both members in one read and Agari's attestor signed the calculated index. That is different from a Pyth-signed update.
The AI Labs detail names its PreStocks source, index points and recording transactions. A recording link is evidence of an instruction; verify the transaction's actual effect if you need to audit it.
- 1The basket print is in points, with separate open and close values.
- 2The source is PreStocks data signed by Agari’s attestor, not an independent Pyth update.
Use the price-source map to see each verification path. An absent archived source package should be treated as unavailable evidence even if the on-chain print and recording transaction are present.