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Author: Shvandre

foundations/traces.mdx

@@ -23,9 +23,10 @@ Most often, a trace begins with an [external message](/foundations/messages/exte
 </div>
 
 As a result, messages in the trace are partially ordered by their [logical time (lt)](/foundations/whitepapers/tblkch#1-4-1-logical-time), reflecting their logical dependencies. The diagram shows transactions on independent accounts, each triggered by an incoming message, with `lt` values indicated for every message. It is important to note that in the network in general, lt is formed as follows:
+
 - lt transactions = lt incoming message + 1
 - lt outgoing message = lt transaction + outgoing message index
-This scheme is not applicable to the first vertex if the trace is started by special transactions mentioned above, as in that case there is no `incoming message` for the first vertex.
+  This scheme is not applicable to the first vertex if the trace is started by special transactions mentioned above, as in that case there is no `incoming message` for the first vertex.
 
 <Image
   src="/resources/images/rpc/traces_lt_light.svg"
@@ -42,13 +43,15 @@ In [Tonviewer](https://tonviewer.com/), traces are visualized as [directed acycl
 The NFT transfer illustrates a single operation that consists of multiple messages. To learn how to read traces, follow [this article](/ecosystem/explorers/tonviewer#steps-to-read-a-trace).
 
 This trace is started with an external message and can be inspected in [Tonviewer](https://tonviewer.com/transaction/47d0989633fc03ff3fdca05880ab5760d0321c196501a6a4cbb5578dea2624cb)
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 <Image
   src="/resources/images/rpc/nft_transfer_trace_light.png"
   darkSrc="/resources/images/rpc/nft_transfer_trace_dark.png"
   alt="NFT transfer trace"
 />
 
 Here is the example of the trace that started with tick-tock transaction
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 <Image
   src="/resources/images/rpc/tick_tock_initiated_trace_light.png"
   darkSrc="/resources/images/rpc/tick_tock_initiated_trace_dark.png"