A grant program publishes a milestone; a grantee claims it; a funder wants to know. Glass Hull captures the milestone text and every piece of evidence, hashes them, points at the on-chain proof where one exists, and signs the record with hardware (A9 and A10 chips) onto the Matchstick ledger. The record carries a verdict, never a badge: VERIFIED-ONCHAIN, VERIFIED-OFFCHAIN, UNRECONCILED or DENIED.
What the funder gets
One kind-15 ledger event per milestone with the milestone hash, evidence hashes and on-chain pointers (schema below); the packet with the full text and captures is kept and hash-bound.
A verifier page where anyone re-hashes the published milestone and evidence and compares.
NOT FOUND is a permitted answer: when no on-chain deliverable exists the record says so, and the verdict stays off-chain.
Demo attestation · public Open House milestone
Glass Hull · grant milestone · demo
Tilt Protocol
VERIFIED-OFFCHAIN
Program: Arbitrum Open House 2026 — NYC Founder House (Robinhood Chain special awards) Milestone (as published): “Tilt Protocol — $100K Founder in Residence seed funding, Robinhood Chain special award, NYC Founder House (announced 2026-03-11): AI-driven management layer for tokenized real-world assets.”
Demo record. The milestone is evidenced by the program's own publication (captured and hashed). No contract or transaction attributable to Tilt Protocol was found on Robinhood Chain 4663 mainnet at capture time, so the on-chain pointer is NOT FOUND and the verdict stays VERIFIED-OFFCHAIN. A funder-facing attestation would add the grantee's signed deliverable and its on-chain pointers.