Linea Bridge · Register of Messages

Messages of record

both directions, all eras

Claimed on the far side

0.00% of all dispatches

Still open

dispatched, never claimed

ETH sent to Linea

cumulative, three years

ETH sent to Ethereum

cumulative, three years

Accounts

distinct addresses, one row per human

Events indexed

0 decoded logs

The undelivered register

0 entries open · folded from 0 rows

A message sent from Linea to Ethereum is not delivered by the bridge: the recipient has to claim it, and nothing forces them to. Every entry below was dispatched, anchored on Ethereum, and then left. The bridge app stops displaying a transfer 90 days after it was sent, so almost the entire register is already invisible to the person who owns it. This list can only be built by joining a dispatch on one chain to the absence of a claim on the other.

Undelivered: sent on Linea, never claimed on Ethereum

every open entry, folded from the full set · no sampling

folded from 0 rows

Entries open

from 0 distinct senders

Value held

0.00ETH

ETH still recoverable by its sender

Past the 90-day window

0.0%

0.00 ETH, invisible in the bridge app

Oldest entry

0days open

sent Jan 1, 1970

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Monthly register · 0 cohorts

Cohort	Entries	ETH	Cumulative entries	Cumulative ETH

Largest undelivered entries

Sender	ETH	Sent	Linea block	Status	Dispatch tx

Time to claim

0 days · both directions

Inbound messages are claimed for the user by the postman service and land in minutes. Outbound messages wait for the user. Plotted on one logarithmic scale, the two legs of the same bridge are not the same product.

Time to claim, by direction

0 days of record · to

L1 → Linea, median day

—

fastest observed claim —

Linea → L1, median day

—

fastest observed claim —

Asymmetry

0× slower outbound

inbound is sponsored, outbound is manual

No claim-latency series available.

Last 40 days of claim latency

Day	L1 → Linea mean	claims	Linea → L1 mean	claims	slowest that day

III

Traffic

7-day mean · full history

No daily traffic series available.

The wire

dispatches and claims, both chains, as they land

polling every 15s

Every row is one cross-chain message, joined on its messageHash. A claim row carries the elapsed time back to the dispatch that produced it, which is a number only a two-chain index can compute. Addresses link to the explorer for the chain the event landed on.

Signature eras

0 signatures on record

The bridge contracts have been upgraded repeatedly, and the same event name does not mean the same thing across the whole history. One event on Ethereum accounts for more logs than every other event on that chain combined, and it stopped emitting in February 2024. An index built from the deployed ABI alone decodes none of it.

Signature eras, decoded side by side

0 signatures · 0 events · 2 chains

Events of record

across both chains, from genesis

On retired signatures

0.0%

0 events, invisible to today's ABI

Ethereum side alone

0.0%

0 of 0 chain-1 events

Largest retired signature

—, last seen block 0

No event statistics available.

Full signature register · 0 rows

Chain	Contract	Event	Era	Events	First block	Last block	First seen	Last seen

Reconciliation

recomputed on every poll

Frozen USDC bridge

State rows unavailable from the endpoint.

Cross-chain checks

recomputed on every poll, not asserted

Duplicate claims a messageHash claimed more than once, either chain	0	✓
Unreconciled references a claim or anchoring with no dispatch behind it	0	✓
Dispatched on Ethereum, not yet anchored on Linea two counters, two chains, two handlers, one number	—	!

Every check compares a number written by one chain's handler against a number written by the other's. Two single-chain indexes cannot run any of them.

Token surface

No bridged tokens returned.