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# Stream Semantics

## Latency ordering

For a transaction that this validator ends up seeing:

```
/v1/incoming  ≈  /v1/accepted   →   /v1/pending   →   /v1/executed
```

* `/v1/incoming` fires the moment a client submits a transaction **directly to this validator** over the standard Sui gRPC endpoint, *before* the validator runs any validation or signature check. Frames may include transactions that are later rejected as invalid.
* `/v1/accepted` fires at network ingress when any peer block arrives at this validator, *before* block verification. Each block carries many transactions; the same transaction may appear in multiple blocks (peers often re-propose). Frames may include transactions that never commit.
* `/v1/pending` fires after consensus has ordered the transaction but before execution. One frame per ordered transaction.
* `/v1/executed` fires after execution, carrying the full transaction data plus effects and events.

## /v1/incoming coverage

`/v1/incoming` only emits transactions that arrive **at this validator’s own gRPC submit endpoint**. Most Sui clients submit to a single validator, so each individual validator sees only a fraction of network-wide transactions on this stream. The benefit is **latency**: it’s the earliest possible point of observation — the bytes are emitted before any deserialize/validate work runs.

For complete coverage of all transactions reaching the network, subscribe to `/v1/accepted` as well. `/v1/accepted` sees every block proposed by every peer, so it eventually includes every transaction the network agrees on — at the cost of duplication and some phantom transactions.

## Reconciliation

Frames on `/v1/incoming` and `/v1/accepted` are *speculative*: a transaction appearing there may be rejected later in the pipeline. If execution certainty matters, cross-reference by transaction digest against `/v1/pending` or `/v1/executed`.


## Related topics

- [Wire Formats & BCS Conventions](/docs/syncro-data-sui-wire-formats.md)
- [Submission & Versioning](/docs/syncro-data-sui-submission-and-versioning.md)
