Mobile body
This phone holds the wallet. The miner address is that address. The key is not sent to the solver. The hash it computes before it knows the post-state is its tip, not the seal a node admits. A local accept is that tip. It is not a durable write. A transfer moves EQU to another EQU address. A withdrawal is a different signature: it leaves when a Bitcoin output matches the lock, or when an Ethereum receipt matches an admitted execution header.
Wallet on this device
Same phrase as the wallet page. Path m/44'/600'/0'/0'/0'.
A transfer pays another EQU address. A withdrawal locks EQU in an escrow this key cannot spend. Bitcoin settles when an output's destination and amount match the lock and that transaction sits in an admitted header. Ethereum settles when a receipt — and, for native ETH, the transaction — is proven against an admitted execution header's trie roots. That header is not an EQU beacon, and Ethereum's sync committee is not verified. The first execution header is only a structural bootstrap. Settled EQU is not credited on this ledger. If the proof does not arrive within 10 blocks, the same amount returns to this address. A lock against a header hash is not this withdrawal.
Light header packet
What this body actually receives
Waiting for a tip.