Cell F8 is still blank.
Axiom Bindery keeps every statement you have personally proven, one sewn folio per cell, 48 cells in a 6x8 case. 31 are stamped. 17 wait for a proof.
Why keep a case
A proof you cannot find again is a proof you will redo. Each cell holds the statement, its proof and the date it was pressed, so B3 answers in one lookup instead of one afternoon.
Six rows, eight columns
Pressing a cell
Choose a blank cell by its coordinates, for example F8.
Place 3 proven fragments in the witness column of the statement's circuit.
An accepted proof is stamped and the tally moves by 1. A rejected proof leaves the cell blank.
The case, 6 × 8
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Method
The case refers to cells by coordinates and uses exact counts. A cell is stamped or blank; there is no partial state. Of 48 cells, {{ tally }} are stamped and {{ blanks }} are blank.
Rules of the case
Each pressing records the NEAR final block height read at that moment as its date. The figures below are a reading of the chain's pools, kept so the clock can be checked against public activity. They are the only numbers on this site that are not illustrative.