Replay confirmed.
Transcript, environment, source admission, participant and competition binding can all resolve against authoritative evidence.
LedgerLayer avoids the single green-checkmark trap. Every result exposes a claims vector so a reader can distinguish transcript integrity, deterministic replay, source admission, participant binding, competition binding, eligibility, authenticity, and publication state.
The transcript receives its own stable digest. The verifier replays it. The result is derived separately. The receipt signs the identities and claims needed to interpret both.
A historical visual replay can be useful without being equivalent to an authenticated competitive transcript. LedgerLayer preserves that distinction explicitly.
Transcript, environment, source admission, participant and competition binding can all resolve against authoritative evidence.
Visual reconstruction can remain valid as a historical artifact while source admission, participant binding, and rank eligibility remain unknown or false.
Evidence can be private, owner-only, participant-scoped, embargoed, public, or revoked. Storage alone never implies publication.
The evidence bundle is designed so permitted recipients can verify without trusting the presentation layer that originally showed the result.
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