Find historical Chia coins discoverable through a hint
An application following wrapped assets may know a hint even when the outer puzzle hash differs from the receiving puzzle. A full node can search indexed hints in a bounded range.
Supply the hint from the asset workflow
Use the hex hint in HINT and replace the example heights with the incident window on your network. Including spent coins preserves candidates that have already moved. Compare the actual puzzle hash and parent in each returned record.
req=$(jq -cn --arg h "$HINT" '{hint:$h,start_height:1800000,end_height:1900000,include_spent_coins:true}')
chia rpc full_node get_coin_records_by_hint "$req"
Verify each candidate's asset semantics
A hint is discovery metadata; anyone constructing an output can include a matching hint. A result must pass the expected asset puzzle and lineage checks before a wallet credits it as a CAT or another wrapped asset. An empty result can also reflect a missing hint on the original output.