EVM transactions include input data containing ABI-encoded function arguments. A successful legacy `post(message)` call placed message bytes in that transaction input and emitted a `MessagePosted` event. The contract has no function to edit a confirmed transaction. Availability still depends on the LiteForge testnet and an RPC, archive, or explorer retaining the relevant history. The Lester website is a paginated event/RPC view, not a complete archive or a perpetual-storage guarantee. The legacy owner could change the fee and treasury route, so the system was not admin-free.
A confirmed transaction cannot be edited through the Ledger contract, but testnet continuity and historical RPC availability are not guaranteed. Paid posting to the legacy Ledger is disabled.
Navigate independently to lester-labs.com/ledger. A wallet is not required to read the sampled feed.
Use the displayed hash to retrieve the exact transaction, status, block, sender, target, input data, and event log through an independently selected RPC or explorer.
Never call the legacy Ledger or send it zkLTC. A new post must target the immutable replacement on chain 4441 and show its exact runtime, message, 0.01 zkLTC minimum value, and fixed test-treasury behavior before signing.
The sender address proves only which key authorized the transaction. It does not prove a real-world identity, message accuracy, project endorsement, or perpetual availability.
The Lester feed requests historical events through LitVM RPC and presents a bounded, paginated view. When exact completeness matters, query a separately selected archival data source and preserve the transaction hash and receipt. No single public RPC or website is assumed to retain every historical record indefinitely.