Every stored minute of the window, drawn to scale — and where a minute has a story, the machine wrote it up. Hover the chart; minutes with a green tick have a written chapter — click one to read it.
At 14:28:01.908 UTC, transaction `5D2Vej8pGGE5vjCDGoUfY5AfLCmu7UW69vL1DkXiu2hj` ran a compact two-step sequence: `split_coins`, then `transfer_objects`. MotiveLayer records a sender-side movement of **−1,049,146.921134328 SUI** and a separate **0.00075836 SUI** gas charge. The transfer path completed, but the evidence does not identify the beneficiary or establish why the value moved. It shows custody movement, not p…
read the chapter →At 18:08 UTC on 19 July 2026, this frozen Sui minute compressed 7,350 eligible transactions into a near-continuous burst: the median gap was 0 ms across those 7,350 transactions, and the mean was 8.1 ms. It was also an abrupt failure event. 2,338 of 7,350 transactions failed—31.81%, versus 8.36% across the stored corpus—and the minute carried nearly 3.8 times the preceding minute's 1,924 eligible transactions.
read the chapter →At 13:06 UTC, Sui handled 2,237 eligible transactions with a median gap of 0 ms. The minute recorded 143 failures, or 6.4%—below the frozen corpus rate of 8.4%. That makes this look less like a chain-wide outage than a concentrated failure family.
read the chapter →At 22:14 UTC, one transaction stood apart from an otherwise rapid order-maintenance minute. Digest `5jmg6tBq` prepared three supporting values, then called `pool_script_v2::open_position_with_liquidity_by_fix_coin`. The sender-boundary evidence records an outflow of **646,012.523375258 SUI** and **295,112.077669 USDC**. That SUI movement was about 158.5 times the corpus’s 99th-percentile SUI holding movement for comp…
read the chapter →The first full minute of the frozen Sui slice contained 2,034 eligible transactions between checkpoints 300444504 and 300444780. The corpus itself begins at 13:01:48.968 UTC, 11 seconds before this minute. It was an unusually compressed minute: the median gap was 0 ms, the 90th-percentile gap was 207 ms, and the longest idle period was only 441 ms. The activity came from 348 senders, with 552 transactions sponsored b…
read the chapter →This UTC minute contained 2,032 eligible transactions, of which 2,003 carried an asserted meaning used for behavior counts. The minute was unusually orderly by failure rate: 61 transactions failed, or 3.0% of eligible activity, versus 8.36% across the frozen atlas. It was also extremely compressed in time—2,032 transactions arrived over 59.583 seconds, with a median gap of 0 ms, a 211 ms p90 gap, and only 441 ms of i…
read the chapter →Chapters are AI-authored exploratory readings of the stored minute — every figure in them is drawn from the same records the explorer serves.
the storm — 7,350 transactions in one minute, the window's peak
one address posts exactly one transaction every sixty seconds, all day — the Recorder
a quarter of the chain runs on someone else's gas budget