#mira $MIRA
Delegator_compute hit 92% before the verification queue on Mira even looked bad.
claim_queue_depth: 23
Not terrible.
Yet.
Claim 31 had already decomposed Clean. Evidence pointer resolved. Citation path short enough that I almost ignored it.
verification_threads: maxed
That's when the ordering started bending.
Fragment 33 arrived two seconds later and cleared first.
consensus_weight: 67.1
cert_state: sealed
Claim 31 still sitting at 64.8.
Later fragment.
Earlier certificate.
I refreshed the Mira verification workload panel. Wrong node group again. Back.
delegator_compute: 94%
Every validator thread was already chewing through something. Delegator compute kept sliding toward fragments that would close faster — short evidence paths, fewer retrieval branches.
claim_queue_depth: 38
Fragment 34 cleared next.
Another easy one.
Claim 31 slipped one slot lower in the queue.
Nothing wrong with it. Same document hash. same reasoning trace depth on the Mira trustless consensus network. Just heavier.
verification_threads: still pinned.
Validators on Mira kept attaching weight where the certificate would land quickly. Delegator rewards settle on closure, not effort.
The fragment that seals the certificate gets the credit.
The one still verifying just burns time.
Claim 31 moved to 65.2.
Slow.
claim_queue_depth: 46
Two more fragments certified above it.
I opened the trace again to check if I'd missed something. Retrieval path widened a bit — one extra citation hop. Nothing dramatic.
Still valid.
Just slower to verify.
delegator_compute: 96%
Fragment 31 slid another line down the panel while fragment 36 crossed the band at 67.4.
cert_state: sealed
Older claim.
Lower in the queue.
The queue on Mira kept thickening behind it.
claim_queue_depth: 51
Claim 31 still there.
Valid.
Waiting.
verification_threads: still pinned.
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