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Was this market's price made honestly? Check it yourself.

A Hyperliquid HIP-3 market takes its price from its operator every few seconds. Each update here comes with a receipt: which prices it was built from, how it was calculated, and what was sent. This page re-does that work in your browser, so you do not have to take the operator's word for it.

A

The total adds up

Like re-adding a shop receipt with your own calculator: every published price follows exactly from the inputs listed on its receipt, and no receipt was edited, removed or reordered afterwards.

C

The prices on the receipt are real

The inputs come signed by RedStone's registered price signers. Change an input by a fraction of a cent and its signature no longer matches.

B

The till matches the receipt

What actually reached the chain is what the receipts say, and nothing was sent without a receipt. Enter the updater's address below to check.

STEP 1

See honest receipts

Twelve real prices from a run on live data. All checks pass.

STEP 2

Cheat like a careful operator

Raise every BTC input by 0.05%, then recompute the prices and rewrite every hash so the receipts still look consistent.

STEP 3

Watch it get caught

The math still adds up, so A passes. The signatures do not: C turns red and points at the exact inputs that were changed.

Why this matters

What it cannot tell you

Check receipts

A…
Computation: each published price follows exactly from its recorded inputs, and no receipt was edited, removed or reordered.
C…
Inputs: signed quotes recover to RedStone's registered signers; other quotes must lie inside the exchange's public 1-minute candle.
Bnot run
Chain: the updater's on-chain oracle updates match these receipts one for one, with none sent without a receipt.

Receipts

#Time (UTC)MarketStatusPublishedRecomputedComputationInputs

Select a row to see the quotes behind a price.