8BBBD0230172632B3D7AF8E8282332D40C3B9C2222AD03880762E1ACF650EFAB971493E9501311022947245C5968237D89BB2EB0F967980616C0650122006C6Dsits inside a LedgerHashes ledger objectAD77EB424FC85BAFDEBF42B139CDD4D16449DAB56096313B24B4E49A6568F8B93806AF8F22037DE598D30D38C8861FADF391171D26F7DE34ACFA038996EA6BEB4109C6F2045FC7EFF4CDE8F9905D19C28820D86304080FF886B299F0206E42B5The last value is ledger 32,570’s published hash. Changing any recovered hash would change the root and break it — which is what makes these real rather than reconstructed.
No transaction landed here. Every transaction advances its sender’s account, the highest such index anywhere in ledger 32,570 is 32,359, and nothing could overwrite it before the snapshot.
No transaction landed here. Every transaction advances its sender’s account, the highest such index anywhere in ledger 32,570 is 32,359, and nothing could overwrite it before the snapshot. Every field marked — died with the ledger. Reconstructed from the state tree of ledger 32,570 — how this works.