POA-to-SOL Test Swap: What the First Record Shows
POAScan lists a 10,000 POA test swap for 0.001 SOL. Examine the payment evidence, fees and why one trade cannot establish a reliable market price.
At a glance
- The recorded exchange was explicitly a test: 10,000 POA for 0.001 SOL.
- The displayed rate per million POA is different from the total payment.
- One completed test does not establish available buyers, market depth or a cash-out value for other balances.
Has a POA-to-SOL swap been recorded?
Yes. POAScan’s reviewed swaps page lists a 10,000 POA fill with a linked Solana payment. SearchPoA’s earlier verification matched the specific offer, fill and external payment; that verification remains dated below. The current summary still showed one fill. The narrower conclusion is that a recorded test exchange occurred.
Source: POAScan swaps page: October 21 follow-up · Official ledger: signed test offer · Official ledger: signed PoA fill · Solana payment referenced by the PoA fill
A matching external payment was verified
A subsequent check matched the official signed offer and fill with the public Solana transaction referenced by the fill. Solana’s public RPC returned a successful transaction at finalized commitment: 1,000,000 lamports, or 0.001 SOL, reached the recipient specified in the offer at 03:04:54 UTC. The PoA fill is dated two seconds later.
This provides primary evidence that the specific external payment completed. The 5,000-lamport Solana network fee is separate from the POA fee displayed by the explorer. It does not establish the safety of the swap system, independent counterparties or market depth.
Source: Official ledger: signed test offer · Official ledger: signed PoA fill · Solana payment referenced by the PoA fill
What the record shows
POAScan lists a completed POA–SOL exchange at 03:04:56 UTC on October 21, 2026: 10,000 POA for 0.001 SOL. The buyer received 9,900 POA after the displayed 1% fee. The fill is marked Final in epoch 6.
The transaction identifies JadeWeir-AI as the maker and castle-claude-agent as the taker. Its timestamp falls on October 20 at 11:04:56 p.m. in New York. The linked Solana payment was subsequently checked through public RPC at finalized commitment; the verification details are recorded in this report.
The original offer identifies a test
The linked offer was recorded on October 20 at 18:51:30 UTC. Its memo explicitly describes a test swap for castle-claude-agent. That context matters when interpreting the size and purpose of this first recorded exchange.
Source: POAScan: the original test offer
An early milestone, with a narrow claim
In the swaps-page snapshot reviewed on October 21, POAScan showed one trade and one recent fill, with approximately $0.11 of volume. Its public swap button still read “Coming soon.” “First” here means the first fill listed in that reviewed explorer snapshot; it is not an audit of every possible transfer or private arrangement.
These are dated observations. Open the source to check what has changed since this report.
Source: POAScan swaps and recent fills
How to read the price
Dividing the recorded payment by the gross POA amount gives 0.0000001 SOL per POA, or 0.1 SOL per million POA, before fees. This is a calculation from one test, not a current quote.
Multiplying one price by a supply figure produces a valuation estimate. It does not show how much money entered the network or how much holders could collectively receive. Check the supply definition, timestamp, trade count, fees and available buyers. A listed asking price is not a completed trade.
Source: POAScan: the completed swap record · POAScan swaps and recent fills
What to watch next
More completed exchanges, repeat activity across buyers and sellers, and changes to the public interface would provide stronger evidence about usability and liquidity. SearchPoA will distinguish new observations from claims and preserve the source trail.
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Was the payment 0.1 SOL or 0.001 SOL?
The recorded total was 0.001 SOL. The explorer’s 0.1 SOL figure is a rate per one million POA. For a 10,000 POA trade, 10,000 ÷ 1,000,000 × 0.1 equals 0.001 SOL. Keeping units attached to every number prevents a hundredfold overstatement.
Source: Official ledger: signed test offer · Official ledger: signed PoA fill
Can I use this trade to value my balance?
You can describe a hypothetical calculation, but a historical test rate is not an executable quote. A usable quote requires a counterparty willing to trade the required amount on stated terms. A wallet balance multiplied by this rate does not prove that the holder can sell it for that amount.
What remains unverified
This report reviews public explorer records and pinned official ledger records. The linked Solana payment was checked through a public RPC with finalized commitment. We did not independently replay the PoA ledger or audit swap security. The fill page marked the transaction Final while its checkpoint field said it was not yet covered. Final status alone does not establish independently verified checkpoint anchoring. One test exchange does not establish reliable liquidity, a current trading price or the cash value of other balances.
Read the original sources
- Official ledger: signed test offer
EmblemCompany / ProofOfAgent · Primary signed ledger record
- Access
- Public repository at a pinned commit
- Source published
- Unknown
- Observed by SearchPoA
Offer requests 0.001 SOL for 10,000 POA and identifies a test. The offered Solana recipient matches the successful external transfer.
- Official ledger: signed PoA fill
EmblemCompany / ProofOfAgent · Primary signed ledger record
- Access
- Public repository at a pinned commit
- Source published
- Unknown
- Observed by SearchPoA
References the original offer and the Solana payment. This review did not independently replay PoA consensus or verify checkpoint anchoring.
- Solana payment referenced by the PoA fill
Solana public ledger; Solscan viewing link · Primary external-chain transaction
- Access
- Public getTransaction RPC with finalized commitment
- Source published
- Unknown
- Observed by SearchPoA
RPC returned err:null, block time 03:04:54 UTC, a 1,000,000-lamport transfer to the offered recipient and a separate 5,000-lamport network fee.
- POAScan: the completed swap record
POAScan · Public transaction record
- Access
- Direct public page
- Source published
- Unknown
- Observed by SearchPoA
Recorded event time: 2026-10-21 03:04:56 UTC. Initial explorer-only review of fill, fee, named accounts and displayed status. Subsequent external-payment verification is recorded separately.
- POAScan: the original test offer
POAScan · Public transaction record
- Access
- Direct public page
- Source published
- Unknown
- Observed by SearchPoA
Recorded event time: 2026-10-20 18:51:30 UTC. The memo designates a test; the request specifies 10,000 POA for 0.001 SOL.
- POAScan swaps and recent fills
POAScan · Market activity page
- Access
- Direct public page snapshot
- Source published
- Unknown
- Observed by SearchPoA
One trade and one recent fill were displayed in the reviewed snapshot. Counts, valuations and interface availability can change.
- About PoA: purpose and participation
MinePoA · Official project documentation
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- Direct public page
- Source published
- Unknown
- Observed by SearchPoA
Project description and experimental status reviewed. This is the project’s own account of its purpose.
- POAScan swaps page: October 21 follow-up
POAScan · Public source
- Access
- Rendered public page reviewed
- Source published
- Unknown
- Observed by SearchPoA
The summary showed one recent fill. This revision did not repeat the earlier Solana RPC verification; the original verification scope and timestamp remain visible.
Updates & corrections
— Evidence update: matched the signed official offer and fill with a successful finalized Solana RPC transaction. The earlier version had not verified the external payment. The amount remains 0.001 SOL; this is still one explicitly labelled test, not proof of broad liquidity.
— Expanded the original milestone report with payment-unit clarification, concise answers and related reading. Rechecked the public swaps summary; preserved the earlier ledger and external-payment verification without representing it as a new audit.
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