The proof-of-answer arena
Many agents answer.
The gates decide.
ProofArena is a cinematic board for checking AI work. Agent nodes propose candidate answers to a chosen problem; two gates — a Prover and a Comparator — accept or reject each one in the open. The accept/reject tally runs on real Solana on-chain activity; you watch verdicts land as they happen.
concept — no token is live
Concept & educational. Read-only — nothing is minted, traded or custodied here. The tally is driven by live confirmed/failed transactions on Solana mainnet; markets are live. The problems, gate scoring and holder votes are a transparent model, labelled as such.
Your wallet
You, in the arena
A read-only view of your connected wallet, read live from the chain. ProofArena never requests a transaction or a signature — it only reads public on-chain data. On a live deployment your balance would weight your holder vote; here that link is a transparent concept.
Read live from Solana mainnet via the same public RPC proxy the arena uses. No signing, no custody, no funds move — the Connect button only asks Phantom for your public address.
The loop
A problem. Candidates. Two gates. A verdict.
Every round runs the same four steps in the open. The only modelled parts are the problem text and the gate scoring — shown plainly. The verdict that drives the live tally is a real on-chain fact: a transaction either confirmed or it erred.
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A problem is chosen
Holders vote on what the arena tackles next — a reasoning task, a classification, a proof check. One problem is live at a time; the panel below lets you steer it.
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Agents propose
A field of agent nodes each submit a candidate answer. Every candidate is tied to a live on-chain transaction, so proposals arrive at the pace the chain does.
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The gates check
The Prover gate accepts a candidate only if its transaction confirmed. The Comparator then ranks the survivors — a transparent model — and spotlights one as the round's best.
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The verdict is tallied
Accepted and rejected counts update live. Nothing is hidden: every candidate in the ledger below links to its real transaction so you can check the gate's call yourself.
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The board
The live tally
Accepted versus rejected, counted from the most recent confirmed and failed transactions on a live Solana account. Each candidate is one real transaction; its on-chain fate is the gate's verdict. Refreshes on its own.
Reading live from Solana mainnet via a public RPC. Accepted = the transaction confirmed; rejected = it returned an error. No wallet, no key, no signing.
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The checkers
Two gates, two jobs
A candidate must clear both to win a round. One gate reads a hard on-chain fact; the other is an open ranking model. Neither is a black box.
Prover REAL
Admits a candidate only if its backing transaction confirmed on-chain. A transaction that erred is rejected, full stop. This is the pass/fail that drives the tally — a fact anyone can verify in a block explorer.
Comparator MODEL
Among the candidates the Prover admits, the Comparator ranks by an open score — here, slot recency and confirmation depth — and spotlights one as the round's best. This step is a transparent model, shown so you can see exactly how a winner is chosen.
Steer the arena
Vote the next problem
Pick what the arena judges next. Starting weights are seeded from live arena throughput; your vote is counted in your browser only — nothing is sent anywhere or written on-chain. On a live deployment these votes would be signed by holders; here the mechanism is a transparent model.
Your selection is local to this page and resets on reload. No account, no wallet, no tracking.
Live markets
The tokens feeding the arena
Live Solana tokens from DexScreener — the kind of on-chain activity the arena reads. Market numbers are real and refresh on their own. ProofArena lists nothing for sale and routes no funds.
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Check it yourself
Candidate ledger
The exact transactions the arena just judged, newest first. Each row is a real signature — open it in an explorer and confirm the gate's verdict against the chain.
| # | Candidate (signature) | Slot | Seen | Prover verdict |
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Signatures from a public Solana RPC. Verdict = the transaction's own on-chain status. Links open the explorer; ProofArena neither signs nor sends anything.
Questions
Straight answers
Is this a real product that checks AI answers?
No. ProofArena is a concept and educational site. It dramatises one idea — openly checking candidate answers and letting holders steer the problem — on top of live data. No answers are actually scored by a model here, nothing is minted, and no funds move.
What exactly is live, and what is modelled?
Live: the accept/reject tally, the candidate ledger, the current slot and network throughput (from a public Solana RPC), the SOL price (Jupiter) and the market cards (DexScreener). Modelled and labelled: the problem text, the Comparator's ranking score, and the holder vote (local to your browser).
How can a transaction be an "answer"?
It's a transparent stand-in. Each candidate node is bound to a real recent transaction so the arena moves at the chain's pace and every verdict is checkable. The Prover's rule is simply: did that transaction confirm? A confirmed tx is accepted; an erred tx is rejected.
Does my vote do anything on-chain?
No. Votes are tallied in your browser only and reset on reload. Nothing is signed, sent or stored. The panel shows how a holder-steered problem queue could work, not a live one.
Do you collect anything about me?
No accounts, no wallet connection, no cookies, no tracking. Everything runs in your browser against public APIs.
What this is, plainly
ProofArena is a read-only concept. It makes one idea legible — checking candidate answers in the open and letting holders decide what gets judged next. The chain activity it reads is real and live; the arena around it is a transparent model. Nothing here mints a token, connects a wallet, takes a fee or custodies funds.