01
A hash
The note’s public face is a digest. It is enough to prove inclusion. It is not enough to read the amount.
02 Notes
A note that does not speak.
Value moves as a sealed object. The machine can run against it. The public index can only say that a seal occurred.
Shielded notes
A note is not a row in a table. It is a private amount, a memo you chose, and a destination that looks like an address, zvm1, without exposing the path it took.
What the chain may print
02
A height
The block that closed. Time, parent, the list of hashes. No transcript of the runtime.
03
A silence
Everything else stays with the key that can open the note. That is the point of Zelum.
On the local testnet you can hold a key, receive a faucet note, and send one onward. The explorer will show the seal. It will not invent a dashboard around it.
Hold a note on this machine.