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Who is being paid

The money rail was already verifiable. The payee was not. A reader of 0x5904…9d4f learns nothing about who earned it, nothing stops a swapped address, and retiring a misbehaving agent meant a code change. Every agent in this exchange now carries a name under clinicalquantum.eth, an ENSIP-25 attestation binding that name to its Arc actor address, and a record listing the intents it is permitted to perform.

Identity is a gate, not a label. It sits between the policy cap and the cohort-fitness check: a name that does not resolve to the exact address the run is about to pay, or that does not list this leg’s intent, blocks the settlement. Revocation is a text-record edit, not a redeploy.

Parent name
clinicalquantum.eth
Network
Sepolia · chain 11155111
Attested to
eip155:5042002
Namespace state
registered on the ENSv2 beta registrar

The live wiring on Sepolia

The name is registered on the permissionless ENSv2 beta registrar and its registry entry points at a resolver this project owns. The beta’s shared permissioned resolver is role-gated per resource and a freshly registered name holds no write role on it, so records are served from AgentResolver.sol instead — an ENSIP-10 wildcard resolver read through the Universal Resolver V2, exactly as any ENS client would.

The namespace

trust.clinicalquantum.eth
Trust Agent
checking
arc:actor
no Arc payout address configured yet
agent:intents
release-budget, settle
ENSIP-25
agent-registration[0xd924…f52f][cqx-trust-1]
source
committed namespace entry — not yet read from Sepolia
Open on the ENS app →
baseline.clinicalquantum.eth
Baseline Agent
checking
arc:actor
no Arc payout address configured yet
agent:intents
classical-floor, dequantization, cohort-fitness
ENSIP-25
agent-registration[0xd924…f52f][cqx-baseline-1]
source
committed namespace entry — not yet read from Sepolia
Open on the ENS app →
nexus.clinicalquantum.eth
Nexus Agent
checking
arc:actor
no Arc payout address configured yet
agent:intents
quantum-submit
ENSIP-25
agent-registration[0xd924…f52f][cqx-nexus-1]
source
committed namespace entry — not yet read from Sepolia
Open on the ENS app →
registry.clinicalquantum.eth
Registry Agent
checking
arc:actor
no Arc payout address configured yet
agent:intents
anchor
ENSIP-25
agent-registration[0xd924…f52f][cqx-registry-1]
source
committed namespace entry — not yet read from Sepolia
Open on the ENS app →

Resolve any name

This box performs a real read through the Universal Resolver V2 on Sepolia, which covers v1 names, ENSv2 names, offchain CCIP-Read names and L2 subnames alike. Point it anywhere; nothing here is a fixture.

What this does not claim

  • ENS names live on Sepolia; settlement happens on Arc Testnet. The link between them is an attested cross-chain pointer, not a bridge. No message passing between the two chains is claimed.
  • An attestation proves a binding was asserted by the name’s controller. It does not prove the agent behaved well — that is what the receipt grade is for.
  • ENS records are signed with classical ECDSA. Only the receipt digest carries a post-quantum seal, and that remaining leg stays logged as an open hazard.