A timestamp.
A receipt.
No guesswork.
Trust comes from being able to check the claim yourself. Every real receipt links back to its public transaction.
What does the counter actually measure?
Whole days between the earliest verified indexed normal transaction involving the supplied address and the wind-down notice on 6 October 2026 by default. You can choose the UTC lookup snapshot instead. Incoming transfers and failed included transactions count. The hours conversion multiplies whole days by 24, omitting remaining partial days. It measures elapsed calendar time, not screen time, active days, work, or financial losses. Internal transactions, token transfers, and unindexed activity may be older.
Can I search with my AGW username?
Yes. Enter your Abstract Portal username, with or without @, or paste your 0x wallet address into the same field. The public Portal search must return one exact name match (case-insensitive) with a valid wallet address. Similar names, tokens, and apps are never selected as your wallet. The resolved address appears on your downloaded receipt. If the name is missing, ambiguous, or temporarily unavailable, paste the address instead. Usernames resolve mainnet profiles; they do not discover a separate testnet wallet or prove ownership.
How is the first transaction found?
The native Abstract explorer is queried from block zero with ascending order. The earliest returned record is cross-checked against the official RPC for chain ID, block timestamp, and transaction inclusion. It is the earliest indexed normal transaction, not guaranteed complete historical activity. Official explorer documentation ↗
How do mainnet, testnet, and incomplete data work?
The wallet form checks the same supplied address on both mainnet and testnet, independently. A username is first resolved to its Portal wallet address. The earliest available verified record is used for the card. Network availability appears under Sources, and incomplete coverage is marked on the card. If you used a different address on testnet, search that address separately. One address cannot discover every wallet you used. Ownership and AGW identity are not verified.
When does the counter stop?
The card uses the lookup’s UTC snapshot, shown as “Counted until”. Refreshing or changing the page theme does not silently add hours to a downloaded receipt. Successful lookups may reuse a snapshot cached for up to five minutes.
What happens to my address and receipt?
A username search sends the name to Abstract’s public Portal search. Your public address is sent to the explorer and RPC. Successful lookup responses may be cached for up to five minutes; host and upstream request logs may apply. Searching alone does not publish a wallet. Adding to the optional ledger publishes the selected wallet, its receipt, and your message only after your consent. A wallet-free voice publishes only your chosen topic and message. Save your private edit access to update or remove your entries later. Wallet ownership and personal experiences are not verified; no wallet signing or analytics is included. Downloaded PNG files are kept by you. A public post may reveal your wallet address. The X button opens a draft; you decide whether to publish.
What do follows, evidence, and reports store?
Topic follows and read state are saved on this browser. Backing a question stores a hashed browser signal, not a verified identity. Evidence submissions store your chosen public source, date, topic, and summary; they are private until owner review. Reports are visible to the owner, who can hide reported community entries. Shared features use this deployment’s database. Submission limits store hashed IP window identifiers and discard old windows after a day; host request logs may still apply. A hidden wallet receipt is excluded from the displayed total.
Why aren’t rumours labelled broken promises?
A roadmap claim needs an original statement, date, specific deliverable, and a verifiable outcome. The Phase 2/3 essay contains a vision, not fixed delivery dates. Quantum remains an evidence gap in this review. This independent page makes no claim of affiliation with Abstract, Igloo, or Pudgy Penguins.