GFCAccountability Explorer
BASE SEPOLIA
DEEN
PUBLIC PILOTTESTNETNOT MAINNET

ETHOnline 2026 · Continuity Build

Turn onchain activity into inspectable accountability evidence.

The Explorer separates what is visible, what it proves, and what remains unproven. A transaction is evidence of execution—not automatic proof of authority, compliance, purpose, outcome, or impact.

Read-only. No wallet connection, signature, approval, or transaction is requested.

Evidence discipline

What is visible? What does it prove? What remains unproven?

The interface keeps those questions separate by design. Missing evidence is displayed as a limitation, never silently converted into a fact.

01

Visible

Onchain records, indexed events, network metadata, transaction receipts and explicit public references.

02

Proven

Only the claims that follow directly from the available evidence and its authenticated scope.

03

Unproven

Authority, rules, decisions, purpose, outcomes or impact when the required evidence is absent.

Live activity layer

Activity overview

Recent visible tGFC Transfer activity on Base Sepolia.

Data sourceChecking…
Visible transfers—Loading live data
Visible addresses—Within the displayed result set
Latest indexed / scanned block—Source-dependent
History scope—Loading source metadata

Inspectable events

tGFC transfers

TimeFromToAmountBlockEvidence

AI accountability layer

Ask the Accountability Analyst

The analyst reasons over live indexed tGFC evidence retrieved server-side from The Graph. It may explain the evidence, but it cannot upgrade verification states or invent missing authority, rules, decisions, purpose, outcomes, or impact.

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Current evidence contextIndexed activity

The Graph is load-bearing for this feature. The AI receives a fresh server-side evidence packet and no wallet access. AI output is explanatory; deterministic verification states remain authoritative.

Accountability model

Funds → Authority → Rules → Decisions → Outcomes → Evidence

This six-part model predates ETHOnline and belongs to the existing GFC transparency architecture. The new hackathon work is the Explorer that maps live blockchain records into these explicit evidence states.

Verification vocabulary

  • VerifiedEvidence directly supports the stated claim within the displayed scope.
  • Partially verifiableSome technical facts are supported while broader claims remain unproven.
  • Not verifiableThe required evidence is not present in the available data.
  • UnavailableA required source or record is unavailable.