M·O·R·S·E
Signal 0x4d47b7c43f7937aa9f1d0b224048c5bb9df1f6b743fb16c0fd49708f4222b248
| Found on the node | yes — GET /engine/v1/signal/0x4d47b7c43f… |
|---|---|
| Kind | direct_result |
| Miner | livecert id 4433 |
| Paid by | 0xfBB3C3bd51EC6E19BDECc786945d83719b6b4c9c = Morse's payer wallet |
| Node's own check | verified — the node confirms this hash commits to the payload below (keccak256 over payload) |
| Settlement tx | 0x62c8be9e27e064aad70a4ad5ef76be7674d7dc1f158d34cf4d969c6a892cf2e8 |
| Recorded | 2026-09-03T09:16:08.803783Z |
| Morse's ledger row | 2026-09-03T09:16:04.569Z · web · ask · LANGUAGE_TRANSLATION · LiveCert Operational Signals · $0.01 |
The node states the hash is keccak256 over the payload and reports it verified. Morse shows that attestation as the node returns it: eleven serialisations of the payload as served were tried and none reproduced the hash, so Morse does not claim to have re-derived it independently (GAPS G3). What Morse does establish on its own is the payer — the wallet above is checked against Morse's.
Payload the hash covers
{
"intent_id": "",
"miner_slug": "livecert",
"subnet_id": "4433",
"wallet_address": "0xfBB3C3bd51EC6E19BDECc786945d83719b6b4c9c",
"request": "[direct] 4433 → {\"method\":\"GET\",\"endpoint\":\"/ssl-check\",\"payload\":{\"query\":\"translate Hello into chinese\",\"text\":\"translate Hello into chinese\"}}",
"response": {
"confidence": 0,
"error": "invalid_domain",
"reason": "Regarding translate Hello into chinese: No hostname was supplied with this request, so the TLS/SSL certificate could not be analyzed. Certificate chain completeness and hostname validation cannot be verified without a domain. Supply a domain such as example.com.",
"verdict": "unknown"
},
"timestamp": "2026-09-03T09:16:08.801322583Z"
}