BitGraph Recorder 0.1.20

The verdict line states both bounds.

September 15, 2026, after 03:25:47 PM UTC, and before anchor #10087

A date below, a place above, each in the unit its evidence supports.

The floor is a time: the recording came after a block Ethereum dates, trusting nobody. The ceiling is a position: recording a block proves the block already existed at that position, and the monotonic counter puts the recording underneath it, so everything at a lower counter provably existed by that anchor. Ethereum gives the chain a clock that runs one way. The counter gives it an order that runs both.

The anchor above is named, never timed. An anchor is built after the block it carries, so its position is later than that block's mint time and never at it.

With no anchor above yet, the line stays one-sided rather than inventing an upper bound to keep the sentence symmetrical.

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