DISTURBANCE
Arc Mainnet blocks enter through the read-only RPC layer. Number, hash, time and transaction count establish the current field state.
MIROX 1.0 / SYSTEM EVOLUTION
From disturbance to memory.
The current release is organized as an implemented sequence. Each layer has a visible source and a testable boundary.
SENSE
The interface derives a compact activity index from current block data and RPC response time. The source remains visible.
OBSERVER ENTRY
EIP-6963 detects supported browser wallets. Account access is requested only after an observer selects an available interface.
SIGNAL
An explicit EIP-712 FieldEntry message binds the observer, Arc chain, block, timestamp and nonce.
ECHO
The returned wallet signature becomes cryptographic evidence that the structured signal was approved.
ARCHIVE
The signal and its Arc block context persist on the observer's device, clearly labeled as browser storage rather than a network transaction.
RELEASE TRUTH
What 1.0 means.
MIROX 1.0 provides a working observer terminal, real wallet discovery, Arc Mainnet visibility, typed-signature signals and persistent device records.
It does not claim token approvals, automated transactions, market prediction or contract settlement. Those behaviors are absent from the current system and therefore absent from the interface.