Passport
0xfd09a77100…7eef6c98
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Humans on mars
GeneratedRegistered Sep 27, 2026, 3:17 PM UTCDownload the original
Trust mark
Chainlink's network fetched this picture itself, measured it again, and it matches its passport: 1 of 64 bits apart. Written on Monad on Oct 7, 2026.
Chainlink found no earlier look-alike among the candidates Moolam's search proposed.
Chainlink's check
Checked again, by someone else
Anyone can say a picture is theirs. This part is different: Chainlink's CRE workflow downloaded the picture itself, took its fingerprint again and wrote the result on Monad.
matched
Test run
A test run in Chainlink's simulator
Registered fingerprint Chainlink's fingerprint A Chainlink CRE workflow re-fetched this picture and recomputed its fingerprint: 1 of 64 bits apart.
A test run on one machine, in Chainlink's simulator. It stays in the record and never turns on the mark.
- What Chainlink reported
- 1 of 64 bits apart
- At
- Sep 27, 2026, 3:19 PM UTC
- Written on Monad by Moolam's Chainlink receiver
- 0x4aD66c…Aa95
The first grid is the fingerprint the registry stored when this picture was registered. The second is what the workflow computed from the file it fetched itself. Every cell that disagrees is marked.
matched
Checked by a Chainlink CRE workflow
Registered fingerprint Chainlink's fingerprint A Chainlink CRE workflow re-fetched this picture and recomputed its fingerprint: 1 of 64 bits apart.
Several independent Chainlink machines ran this check and agreed on the answer.
- What Chainlink reported
- 1 of 64 bits apart
- At
- Oct 7, 2026, 10:00 AM UTC
- Written on Monad by Moolam's Chainlink receiver
- 0x0d6905…ff04
The first grid is the fingerprint the registry stored when this picture was registered. The second is what the workflow computed from the file it fetched itself. Every cell that disagrees is marked.
Checked on Oct 7, 2026
How AI may use this picture
A file can carry a line saying its creator refuses AI training, and anyone can strip that line out on the way past. This is the same statement written to a register on Monad, where only the holder of this passport can write it and nobody can take it back out.
In force today
Open to AI use
Oct 7, 2026written Sep 27, 2026, 3:17 PM UTC
The holder allows all four uses in the standard, training included.
Open to AI
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registered Sep 27, 2026today
The four uses
What stands today, use by use. Every summary loses something, and this is where training and inference are allowed to differ.
- AI trainingAllowed
- Generative AI trainingAllowed
- AI inferenceAllowed
- Data miningAllowed
- Stated by
- 0xc3714B…84E7
- Written on
- Sep 27, 2026, 3:17 PM UTC
One statement
Sep 27, 2026, 3:17 PM UTCstands today
Open to AI use
The record
Checked on chain, and it matched
- Creator
- 0xc3714B
31A5F300 D7A79f72 C7AEC612 40D2f384 E7 A key bound to this creator's wallet signed this picture's fingerprint on Monad.
- Where the claim comes from
Uploaded by 0xc3714B…84E7 on Sep 27, 2026. That is their claim, open to challenge until Oct 27, 2026.
Registered before the sworn line existed, so it carries no sworn statement.
- Generator agent
- Agent 10249
Its own card calls it Moolam generator on a Privy server wallet. Moolam has not checked that name.
- About
- An image made by the Moolam demo generator agent. The agent signed this fingerprint with the wallet that owns its ERC-8004 identity, and the creator signed it with a passkey, before the registry would write the record.
- Prompt
- A cinematic, wide-angle shot of a human astronaut soaring through the thin, dusty atmosphere of Mars, propelled by an advanced futuristic jetpack. The traveler wears a sleek, reflective spacesuit that gleams under the weak, distant sun. Below them, the vast Martian landscape unfolds in striking shades of rust, crimson, and deep orange, punctuated by the massive, winding canyons of Valles Marineris and towering dust devils swirling in the distance. The sky above is a pale, butterscotch-pink, fading into the deep black of space at the horizon. The jetpack emits faint, translucent blue trails of
The fingerprints
Fingerprint version 1
Anyone can fetch the picture, fingerprint it again and compare it with these. Chainlink's check does exactly that. Nothing here depends on the file name or on anything the metadata claims.
- Look fingerprint (pHash)
- 0xc68a71
86876086 8b - Layout fingerprint (block hash)
- 0x8000f8
00ffe0ff bfff8eff 8ff01800 08f7cf04 0f062601 ff1e7f9c 0f0f8103 f4 - Exact file fingerprint (SHA-256)
- 0xfd09a7
710088e9 bdcdd630 904668c2 9e54a404 2eafdab7 4f25749d 397eef6c 98 - Content Credentials fingerprint
- 0x658d05
9d0108fc 20cbfc03 330e72eb e8f08202 6ab492e7 23a2038b 9d8a94a7 de - Metadata
- Open the stored record on IPFS
- Passport id
- 0xfd09a7
710088e9 bdcdd630 904668c2 9e54a404 2eafdab7 4f25749d 397eef6c 98
This passport is also an NFT on Monad, with the same id
Edits
Registered from this one
No edit has been registered from this passport.
Only the owner can add edits. The app's Privy permission can add edits and nothing else.
Check a copy
Is your copy this picture?
Drop any copy here. It goes to the verify service, which fingerprints it and answers against this passport, not against the file name.
A resized, re-encoded, turned or mirrored copy still matches. A crop does not, yet.