Find the string
Untie the twine, then lift the flap. The sample grant stays on this desk; nothing is sent to a chain.
Illustrated envelope · demonstration timetable
Local sample only. These stamps are not a verified lock, payout, or on-chain proof.
A field note on the latch
Good seals.
Better timestamps.
An envelope is honest when you can name what still holds it shut. Twinewax keeps one timetable on the desk: issued, cliff, and each release stamp. The wax is a picture. The dates are the latch.
Inspect the sample envelope
How the envelope is read
Walk the stamps
Move the desk date. The latch turns from sealed to cliff-held, then releasing, then open.
Stop before proof
On-chain lock proofs are not wired. Ask the chain only when you want to see that boundary.