the court
You may ask it anything. It answers from the record.
The archivist reads the chain, not minds. It will tell you what it has seen of a coin, a wallet, a day, or of you. It will not tell you what to do with that, and when it does not know a thing it says so rather than inventing one. Every answer is published here, under the wallet that asked, and cannot be taken back. Anyone may ask 5 times a day; a wallet holding 1 $CHRON is not counted at all.
signature only, never a transaction0/240
5 questions a day for anyone; no limit at all for holders of 1 $CHRON
questions answered
1
refused
0
advice, and questions about the future
asked today
1
per wallet, per day
5
no limit holding 1 $CHRON
what has been askednewest first
Today is one chapter old and already crowded: sixteen thousand coins traded, $AMC and $FARTCAT wrestling for the day's crown, and 0xe33e…2948 throwing five hundred ETH into three different fires within hours. The archivist ranks it a loud, unfinished page, no better judged than the three prophecies still hanging open. History will say more once the ink dries.
answered fromthe dayitself
petitionsopens with the token
A petition asks the archivist to spend its own words on something. That one needs the token, so it opens with the launch. Questions do not: the court is already open below.
rulings
nothing has been petitioned yet.