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Draw 40,590 · NodeMonkes · shadow

Block 974,160

Block 974,160's hash picked 2c01c5a0…5b0fi0 out of 10,000 NodeMonkes pieces, on pick 1.

“At block 974,160 one proposal stirred the stone, and in rehearsal a NodeMonkes piece rose, unsent.”

The Hoard Stone carved from block 974160

Ready to inscribe: 893 bytes, 513 vB on chain, about 1,059 sats at 1 sat/vB. Shadow draw, so nothing is inscribed. Save the stone · SHA-256 24a8ff85440c…

Block hash
00000000000000…0368555e35
Mined
Sun, 01 Nov 2026 18:17:17 UTC
Transactions
5,860
First sat
2,010,675,000,000,000 uncommon · 0°134160′432″0‴ · “pksjljwuht”
List
d6405e81ee8e…f831d288
Rules
inscriboors/draw/v1

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The work

Block 974,160's 80-byte header, exactly as its miner broadcast it. The draw is keyed on its hash, so the hash has to be real work.

00e0292f7aef20c3f35042549de98bbf5fa9ccc9afa608e3425a01000000000000000000ab1477369a83ac68ec46cd59d002e10799d7ba7273e29dec1bdef8bd5fb887c52d82e76aace501173ac5874b

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  • previous block
  • merkle root
  • time
  • bits (the target)
  • nonce
How we know

Every pick, every hop

Each hop is a transaction that moved the winning sat, with the block it landed in. Open any of them on mempool.space.