Query 06 - Network Compliance ADA Producers
Result
ADA quantities are decimal ADA. The query returns the largest 12 outputs to network_compliance by ADA value.
| txId | ix | ada |
|---|---|---|
64f27254f3c0311fb2e672cdb87de200089a596aa90dc09f8be4248540267cf0 |
0 | 1450000.000000 |
dfd355530e2d3baef6fc4cb22369c8b64aa117b0a84ff2cdaadc24cdc3fbc7bc |
2 | 1449918.885741 |
10a5c1dafe7dd8d4ab680e35dc53b8b550da90bea55f2c758f36474064f2e598 |
2 | 1449833.102132 |
b5716ae98bb41b53c5fa2ebc6e8d5558879dc86d14fb998333e643095c6b233e |
2 | 1410976.503281 |
26ef34aa02aecfb068e44f00e7d2f50deef377d168a7e33d1e7d01a11f32d46d |
2 | 1372563.060767 |
f2791967f99ac04b33da17bd9c848b673c690a40d647b1e21e2651ff7a2f4657 |
2 | 1293332.892131 |
2695f20941ac832a9b36fdbe4f0b78a8f5bafddf964b353b81aec360a13df3f3 |
2 | 1215626.254430 |
b63aa2dd78c2a63b71aeba687cf45d445a98653a81f48774aa30236e47f30b86 |
2 | 1137012.611931 |
5fc04113da630ec676a5a7a66d82f53c0e64527ee592c3e6c5e1dccad67732ea |
2 | 1058398.969432 |
5262be893119bd6d43c1c2fce5b0b89f7ac15f8e7d3d3dd66d0eb01e42b875d7 |
2 | 979785.326933 |
a38cb99bab8eb9922454fc7ae61ca38ff31b54d0db4afa6b33933763ba1cfd09 |
2 | 901171.684434 |
107e439f247fad6bd05543d81b9139547c521f50e5409120bed9f3d80b644055 |
2 | 822558.041935 |
What
This query lists the largest ADA outputs produced at the network_compliance address.
It is not a final-balance query. It is a producer-side inspection query: which loaded transactions placed the largest ADA-bearing UTxOs at the treasury address?
Why
Large ADA movement is useful context when debugging the UTxO state. The
terminal ADA is only 129.217272, but the graph shows much larger ADA
outputs being produced and then spent as the state rolls forward.
This query makes that churn visible.
Diagram
flowchart LR
producers[Producer transactions]
outs[network_compliance outputs]
sort[Sort by ADA desc]
table[Top 12 rows]
producers --> outs
outs --> sort
sort --> table
How
The query resolves the network_compliance bech32 address by label, finds outputs at that address, converts base ADA units to decimal ADA, and orders by ADA descending.
The LIMIT 12 keeps the page readable while still exposing the largest
state-carrying outputs.
Run
From the repository root, run this query through the tutorial setup script:
bash docs/may-2026-amaru-lattice/setup.sh \
docs/may-2026-amaru-lattice/ada-signers-and-references/06-network-compliance-ada-producers.rq
SPARQL
PREFIX cardano: <https://lambdasistemi.github.io/cardano-knowledge-maps/vocab/cardano#>
PREFIX rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#>
PREFIX xsd: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#>
# Largest ADA outputs produced at network_compliance in the 85-tx lattice.
SELECT ?txId ?ix ((xsd:decimal(?lovelace) / 1000000) AS ?ada)
WHERE {
?networkCompliance rdfs:label "amaru-treasury.network_compliance" ;
cardano:bech32 ?networkComplianceBech32 .
?tx cardano:hasTxId/cardano:bytesHex ?txId ;
cardano:hasOutput ?out .
?out cardano:hasIndex ?ix ;
cardano:atAddress/cardano:bech32 ?networkComplianceBech32 ;
cardano:lovelace ?lovelace .
}
ORDER BY DESC(?lovelace) ?txId ?ix
LIMIT 12