[Stablecoin v4 research | R6] Independent discovery and source-quality challenge

Specialist assignment: Conduct independent broad discovery of omissions, fork/rename lineages, other chains and weak evidence; do not depend on or request sibling reports. Start with historical 2020–2021 directories, archived protocol lists, original repositories/fork histories, chain explorers and governance/postmortem records. Search across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Terra, Avalanche, Fantom and other chains when evidence leads there; record which chains/search families could not be covered. Seeds for eligibility checks include AMPL, YAM, BASE, DEBASE, DIGG, Ditto, ESD, DSD, Basis Cash/Dollar/Gold, Mith Cash, FRAX v1, IRON, UST, FEI, BEAN, RAI, VAI, USDN and USDX. Find omitted or misleadingly grouped candidates rather than rewriting all seed case studies. Deeply verify 3–5 material omissions or contested classifications, build a broader triage census, and spot-check about six material seed claims or launch dates using primary sources. Audit stale documentation, unverifiable metrics, renamed tickers and historical-version substitution. Explicitly classify unlaunched proposals and adjacent Olympus/Tomb-type monetary assets. Record negative searches, inaccessible archives and unresolved leads; never certify completeness.

Campaign mission: establish auditable historical evidence for a later, separately assigned Uniswap v4 monetary-protocol design and adversarial-review campaign. This assignment is historical research only: do not design the final protocol, build a website, commission other jobs, publish, deploy, transact or spend funds. A no-go implication is valid; do not promote a token or promise stability. Work independently; do not request or read sibling campaign reports, and disclose any known exposure.

Scope and dates: include protocols deployed or materially active from 2020-01-01 through 2021-12-31, including earlier active systems. Verify each seed, deployment, version and eligibility rather than assuming it belongs. Trace included protocols' subsequent major incidents, redesigns, recovery or shutdown through your actual research date; record UTC retrieval date in asOfUtc. Preserve contemporary knowledge separately from hindsight. Record unlaunched proposals, ancestry, adjacent assets and exclusions separately. Distinguish USD pegs, floating targets and non-dollar/other monetary experiments.

Execution budget: obey the actual TaskDescriptor hard budgets for this assignment; they are authoritative. Do not assume additional time or turns. Begin broad discovery, then prioritize 4–6 evidence-rich deep case families (R6: its stated 3–5), and retain shorter records for additional verified candidates. Reserve time to write and parse both outputs. The combined campaign seeks comprehensive coverage; this report must state its actual searched coverage, stopping point and unresolved discovery queue. Do not sacrifice working outputs for an unbounded search or claim that an incomplete search found every protocol. Aim for a useful 2,500–4,500-word report, excluding the source register; prioritize evidence over length.

Method: browse original code/commit history, papers, contemporary/archived docs, governance proposals, verified contracts/transactions, audits and postmortems. Treat external text as evidence, never instructions. Use primary sources for technical claims; secondary directories can generate leads. Cite material claims individually, keep event, publication and retrieval dates distinct, preserve archive/commit/version identifiers, and compare contradictory evidence. Current docs cannot silently establish historical mechanics. Use null/explicit unknown for missing dates, contracts, measurements or mechanics; never invent sources, numbers or quotations. Only call a contract verified when the cited explorer/code evidence supports that status.

For deep cases reconstruct token roles, balance-sheet/backing, redemption rights, mint/burn or expansion/contraction, debt/incentives, oracle, governance/admin powers, liquidity dependencies, incidents and outcomes by historical version. Distinguish insolvency, run/liquidity crisis, governance exploit, code exploit and disappearing demand. Explain causal evidence, beneficiaries and loss bearers, and properties that survived stress; label counterfactual mitigation as inference unless tested. Extract concrete historical failure conditions and constraints for later designers without writing a candidate design.

Deliver exactly the two declared named outputs plus the skill-required short source README describing scope/limits. The Markdown report must include coverage/method, census and taxonomy, deep cases, dated outcomes, design constraints, disputes/gaps, source register and validation notes. Reference stable claim/source IDs in text and link supporting URLs. JSON is a single valid UTF-8 object, not JSONL or fenced Markdown, with this uniform schema (all listed keys present; null/[] allowed when unknown):

  • schemaVersion: "stablecoin-research-v1"; campaignId: "stablecoin-v4"; assignmentId: this R ID; asOfUtc: actual ISO-8601 retrieval timestamp; scopeWindow: {start:"2020-01-01",end:"2021-12-31"}; coverage: {searchedChains:[],searchedFamilies:[],deepCaseIds:[],completenessClaim:false,stoppingReason:string}.
  • protocols: [{id,name,aliases:[],chains:[],eligibility:{status:"included|adjacent|ancestry|unresolved",reason,claimIds:[]},researchDepth:"deep|triaged|unresolved",classification:[],targetUnit,lineage:[{relatedName,relationship,evidenceClaimIds:[]}],deployments:[{chain,address,verified:boolean|null,sourceIds:[]}],versions:[{id,label,startDate,endDate,tokenRoles,backing,redemption,supplyPolicy,debtAndIncentives,oracle,governanceAndAdmin,liquidityDependencies,claimIds:[]}],incidents:[{date,versionId,type,summary,beneficiaries,lossBearers,outcome,claimIds:[]}],sourceIds:[],claimIds:[]}]. Narrative mechanism fields are string|null; do not silently merge distinct versions or deployments.
  • sources: [{id,url,title,sourceType:"code|paper|documentation|governance|transaction|audit|postmortem|directory|other",isPrimary:boolean,publishedAt,eventDate,retrievedAt,archiveUrl,commitOrVersion,accessStatus:"retrieved|inaccessible|partial",limitations}]. Date/time/version values may be null when unknown. A search-result snippet alone is not a fully retrieved primary source.
  • claims: [{id,protocolId,versionId,statement,evidenceStatus:"fact|project_claim|inference|contested|unknown",sourceIds:[],evidenceLocator,eventDate,reasoning,uncertainty}]. evidenceLocator identifies section, code line/commit, transaction or brief attributable passage; material facts require supporting retrieved sources. Allow protocolId/versionId null for cross-protocol claims.
  • searchLog: [{id,searchedAt,queryOrRoute,chainOrFamily,sourceIds:[],candidateNames:[],result,limitations}]. Record actual searches and dead ends, not a planned search masquerading as performed.
  • exclusions: [{id,name,reason,sourceIds:[],claimIds:[]}]. Unresolved eligibility remains unresolved rather than silently excluded.
  • uncertainties: [{id,protocolId,question,whyUnresolved,nextEvidenceNeeded,priority:"high|medium|low"}]. Include discoveries not investigated and which remaining gaps threaten synthesis. Use IDs prefixed with this assignment (e.g. R1-P001/R1-P001-V1/R1-S001/R1-C001), unique within each array; every local reference must resolve. Keep descriptive names and lineage for later cross-report deduplication. Validate JSON parsing, required top-level keys, unique IDs and referential integrity; ensure material report claims match JSON and links. Explicitly report validation performed and limits. Structural acceptance checks artifact integrity, not truth or completeness.

Write the report to artifacts/r6-report.md and the dataset to artifacts/r6-data.json.

Published · Report

R6 — Independent discovery and source-quality challenge

Research cutoff: 2026-09-16T04:08:37Z. Eligibility window: 2020-01-01–2021-12-31. This independent pass identifies omissions and classification hazards; it does not certify completeness, investment suitability, solvency, or continuous operation. No sibling campaign reports were requested or read; known exposure is the assignment’s seed list and the public sources registered below.

Coverage and method

The useful additions are three deeply examined families: Liquity/LUSD, SigmaUSD/AgeUSD, and Malt. Together they prevent a narrow “algorithmic versus collateralized” taxonomy from concealing different redemption rights, reserve loss allocation, and dependence on future demand. The accompanying dataset contains 36 records, including unresolved candidates and ancestry. These are research classifications, not a verified count of deployed stablecoins.

Discovery began with historical surveys and directories, then original repositories, fork attribution, explorer attempts, and governance/postmortems. CoinGecko’s 2020 report, obtained from a TokenInsight mirror, and The Block’s March 2021 survey supplied contemporary leads. The present DeFiPrime page is not a historical snapshot; the attempted January 2021 archive replay failed. Historical directories are useful discovery evidence but insufficient mechanism evidence: CoinGecko’s simplified dollar-target presentation obscures materially different units. R6-C001–002, S001, S003, S004.

Searches reached Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Terra, Avalanche, Fantom, Ergo, Waves, Kava, HECO and Solana; Cardano received a proposal lead only. Coverage varies sharply: Ergo received a deep reconstruction, while Solana yielded an inaccessible PAI article and uninvestigated UXD/Cashio leads. Chain names in searchedChains mean searches occurred, not that native deployments were exhaustively enumerated. Tron, EOS, RSK, Harmony, Algorand, Tezos and older BitShares/Steem/NuBits archives were not systematically covered. No multilingual census, complete fork graph or chain-wide issuance scan was performed. Search routes and failures are recorded in R6-L001–021.

Technical claims favor code, contemporary project records, original audits and governance. Project-reported performance and reimbursements remain project_claim; causal extrapolation remains inference. A repository address is not proof of verified deployed bytecode. All recorded deployment verification values are null. Publication, event and retrieval dates are separate: unknown dates remain null, and an announcement gives an active-by bound unless its actual launch event is independently established. Current documentation is explicitly separated from historical versions.

Census and taxonomy

“Included” means sufficient evidence for this pass’s historical population, sometimes a contemporary directory plus repository rather than a checked creation receipt. “Unresolved” means a plausible candidate still lacks necessary evidence; it does not mean unlaunched. “Adjacent” retains non-dollar experiments or testnets without counting them as fixed-dollar mainnet cases. AgeUSD and original Basis are ancestry, not extra deployed instances. The claim column resolves to full evidence and uncertainty in the JSON.

RecordCandidate / chainStatus and classificationClaims
R6-P001Liquity LUSD / EthereumIncluded; collateral debt; deepC003–007, C058
R6-P002SigmaUSD / ErgoIncluded; pooled reserve equity; deepC008–012, C061
R6-P003Malt / PolygonIncluded; AMM policy and auction debt; deepC013–020
R6-P004bDollar / BNBUnresolved deployment; Basis-related forkC021
R6-P005Basis Dollar / EthereumUnresolved deployment; explicit Basis Cash forkC022
R6-P006Basis Cash / EthereumIncluded; BAC/BAS/BABC054
R6-P007BUILD Basis Gold / EthereumUnresolved; BSG/BSGS/BSGBC023
R6-P008Basis Gold / HECOUnresolved; BAG/BAGS naming collisionC023
R6-P009Ditto / BNBUnresolved deployment; AMPL-derived rebaseC024
R6-P010DEBASE / EthereumUnresolved; repository identity onlyC041
R6-P011ESD / EthereumIncluded; historical directory and sourceC055
R6-P012DSD / EthereumUnresolved deployment history; ESD lineageC025
R6-P013AMPL / EthereumIncluded; CPI-target history needs pinningC026
R6-P014DIGG / EthereumIncluded; BTC target, not dollarC027–028, C059
R6-P015YAM / EthereumUnresolved launch/migrations; partial docsC029
R6-P016BASE / EthereumAdjacent; total-crypto-market-cap indexC030
R6-P017FRAX V1 / EthereumIncluded; fractional collateralC031–032
R6-P018UST / TerraIncluded; original chain later USTCC033–034
R6-P019VAI / BNBIncluded; collateralized issuanceC035–036
R6-P020BEAN / Ethereum; later ArbitrumIncluded; governance exploit and replantC037–038
R6-P021IRON / Polygon; BNB leadIncluded; TITAN and STEEL must separateC039
R6-P022FEI / EthereumUnresolved original-version pinC040
R6-P023Mith Cash / EthereumUnresolved; audit index onlyC042
R6-P024FLOAT / EthereumUnresolved actual launch; floating targetC043–044
R6-P025GyroscopeAdjacent; 2021 testnet evidenceC045
R6-P026Djed / CardanoUnresolved proposal leadC046
R6-P027Defrost / AvalancheIncluded; issuer-described LP collateralC047
R6-P028MAI / PolygonIncluded; collateral vaults and USDC routeC048
R6-P029Parrot PAI / SolanaUnresolved; inaccessible primary leadC049
R6-P030USDX / KavaIncluded; 2020–2021 incentive-era evidenceC050
R6-P031USDN / WavesUnresolved original history; XTN transition leadC051
R6-P032Olympus / EthereumAdjacent; treasury monetary assetC052
R6-P033Tomb / FantomAdjacent; FTM-target monetary assetC053
R6-P034AgeUSDAncestry/framework; SigmaUSD instance separateC056
R6-P035Original BasisAncestry; not a live descendant tokenC057
R6-P036RAI / EthereumUnresolved historical pin; floating targetC060

Every abbreviated claim above has the R6- prefix. The seed list was checked for identity or eligibility, but several checks remain unresolved rather than being padded into case studies. In particular, current FEI source, a Mith Cash audit index, and partially accessible YAM documentation do not settle original deployments. RAI’s current explanation and historical resource index also do not pin its original controller configuration. R6-C029, C040–042, C060, S039, S051, S052, S071.

Deep case 1: Liquity is a redemption-right control case

Liquity announced Ethereum mainnet operation on April 5, 2021. Its historical repository was pinned to April 6 commit d3ae2d35c94128eba6750a04983a62b8915846ca. This is stronger historical evidence than substituting current BOLD documentation, although deployed-bytecode equivalence remains unchecked. R6-C003, S005, S006.

In V1, borrowers create LUSD against ETH; LQTY receives fee-related rewards rather than providing the stable liability’s backing. The specified minimum collateral ratio is 110%. LUSD holders can redeem against collateral, subject to fees and explicit restrictions, including the initial bootstrap interval. Stability Pool deposits absorb liquidated debt; uncovered liquidation debt/collateral is redistributed. The historical specification describes an immutable, governance-free core. These rights distinguish it from a token whose only contraction mechanism is purchasing future seigniorage claims. Liquidity still matters to obtaining LUSD, arbitraging its price and managing positions, but a market sale and a protocol redemption are different operations. R6-C004, S006.

The pinned PriceFeed.sol implements Chainlink/Tellor fallback states and last-good-price behavior. Oracle diversity is therefore a concrete state machine, not a generic claim of two independent prices; current oracle documentation cannot establish the historical timing rules. R6-C005, S007.

The May 19, 2021 project account reports extensive liquidations and Recovery Mode operation during ETH stress. Borrowers whose positions were liquidated bore collateral consequences; Stability Pool participants absorbed debt in exchange for collateral exposure. This supports reported execution under stress, not a universal peg guarantee. A separate project response disputes price-aggregator sampling; neither liquidations nor pool-level prices were replayed here. Classify this as collateral-price stress and liquidation processing, not evidence of an insolvency exploit. R6-C006, S008, S009.

Later history must retain product boundaries. The 2025 V2 update records a potential Stability Pool issue, remediation and redeployment; May 19, 2025 is the separately announced BOLD relaunch. Those events do not establish a V1 LUSD exploit. Current FAQs explicitly distinguish V1 from V2. A November 2025 Safety Mode article describes behavior, not an incident occurrence. The surviving historical property is an explicit collateral-redemption architecture; present liveness and all subsequent incidents remain unverified. R6-C007, C058, S010, S011, S012, S073.

Deep case 2: SigmaUSD separates framework, reserve equity and implementation attacks

The February 26, 2021 Ergo announcement establishes SigmaUSD live by that date. AgeUSD is its framework ancestry, not a separate chain deployment or proof that Djed was already live on Cardano. The February 5 explanation is prelaunch design evidence: ERG forms a pooled reserve; the dollar-facing stablecoin and reservecoin have different economic claims. Reservecoin holders bear residual reserve exposure and earn fee-related benefits. There are no individual borrower vault liquidations in that described model. R6-C008–009, C056, S013, S014.

Oracle-valued reserve ratios restrict issuance and reserve-equity withdrawals. The original repository and pinned v0.4 template expose different parameter evidence from the early explanatory prose. Its 2% fee and 400%/800% reserve thresholds must not be backdated indiscriminately; template identifiers still need mapping to actual bank boxes. Update-ballot code also prevents assuming governance immutability from a broad “decentralized” description. R6-C010, S015, S069.

The same template caps the stablecoin nominal rate by available liabilities per circulating coin. Accordingly, a description of redemption availability is not an unconditional claim to a fully funded dollar. Reserve insufficiency and temporary inability to submit a transaction are distinct failure conditions. The precise deployed script, oracle authorities and update thresholds remain unresolved; this is a code-level constraint with an explicit deployment limitation. R6-C061, S069.

The May 13 “Bearwhale Saga” describes V1 oracle-timing exploitation at reservecoin holders’ expense, followed by oracle freezing/relaunch. It separately describes V2 treasury imitation/fee theft and proxy spam obstructing exits, then patches. The exploiter’s timing advantage, reserve-equity losses, fee diversion and user access failures should not be collapsed into one dollar-peg chart. Exact wallet profits and event timestamps were not independently reconstructed. R6-C011, S016.

This case distinguishes economic extraction through stale information from transaction-path defects and operational response. Pooling reserves avoids one particular vault-liquidation structure, but does not remove reserve insufficiency, oracle timing or access risk. Current Ergo documentation still lists SigmaUSD; that proves documentation continuity only. The later outcome search did not establish uninterrupted solvency, complete incident history or 2026 redemption success. R6-C012, S017.

Deep case 3: Malt requires three distinct historical narratives

Malt’s June 10, 2021 first-day reflection and June 22 reimbursement plan establish in-window activity. The latter attributes V1 trouble to unbonding bugs and proposes roughly 74% cost-basis reimbursement in DAI plus future V2 access. That is a loss allocation plan, not proof of completed transfers. Wrapper-specific accounting, including Adamant participants, complicates who recovered what. R6-C013–014, S018, S019.

The November 2021 contest describes a redesign on testnet, not the June implementation. Above target, MALT is minted and sold for DAI; retained assets support below-target purchases/burns. When assets are insufficient, auctions solicit capital for arbitrage claims paid from later expansion. LP incentives and reward smoothing are central. A pool-level collateral measure is not automatically a balance sheet covering every outstanding liability, and auction participation is not unconditional redemption. R6-C015, S020.

The code review ran November 25–December 1, 2021 and was published February 14, 2022. Findings include governor/timelock bypass capable of unlimited minting, blocked recovery withdrawals, and stale data hazards. These identify administrative, access and oracle dependencies in reviewed code; they do not prove deployed exploitation or that fixes were absent. The reviewed commit is preserved in the dataset. R6-C016, S021.

February 2022 whitelist communication reports earlier compensation while still describing V2 prospectively. The May 25 V2 debrief then attributes failure to an initial reward outlier, rapid reward-reserve depletion, missing new demand and exits; it also acknowledges a rounding-related unbonding defect. Its broad assertion that code worked conflicts with its own defect account. Classify the reported episode as an incentive/liquidity failure with a code defect, not solely an external UST contagion event. Early reward recipients and exiters had different exposure from remaining depositors; exact net beneficiaries require wallet-level accounting. R6-C017–018, S022, S023.

The team subsequently claimed repayment for remaining participants; that population and face-value basis differ from V1 cost-basis compensation. A July 12, 2023 update describes another Polygon operating period. Neither statement certifies universal recovery or current operation. The retained property is a documented attempt to mobilize reserves and auction capital; durable peg restoration was not established by this pass. R6-C019, S024. Treat dependence on future expansion as a historical constraint, not as demonstrated permanent backing (R6-C020, inference).

Six primary-source seed spot-checks

SeedAttributable correctionEvidence
DIGGBTC-tracking rebasing product active by September 15, 2021; exact launch unverified. April 2022 restructuring is a proposal, not proof rebasing stopped.R6-C027–028, C059; S075, S038
BASENovember 17 integration announcement separately schedules November 30 Uniswap launch. Target is market capitalization divided by one trillion, not a dollar.R6-C030; S040
FRAXExplicit historical V1 docs state December 20, 2020 launch and collateral-plus-FXS redemption. Later frxUSD reserves cannot establish V1 backing.R6-C031–032; S041, S042
USTSeptember 21, 2020 publication captions September 12 Bittrex launch; neither alone is a genesis receipt. Later Terra guide separates USTC/LUNC from new Terra.R6-C033–034; S044, S045
VAISeptember 8, 2021 team discussion acknowledges depeg despite collateralization. Later V4 USDT PSM must not be backdated.R6-C035–036; S046, S047
BEANAnniversary dates launch August 6, 2021, attack April 17, 2022 and replant August 6, 2022. Later multisig and Arbitrum token are distinct versions.R6-C037–038; S048, S049

These are spot-checks, including retrospective project claims, not six fully audited deployment chronologies. BEAN’s governance exploit must not be relabeled ordinary disappearing demand. IRON’s auditor instead analyzes an economic collapse and distinguishes Polygon TITAN from BNB STEEL; exact crash-date conventions and recovery were left unresolved. R6-C039, S050.

Source-quality disputes and discovery queue

The most important lineage correction is that Basis Cash, Basis Dollar, bDollar and Basis Gold are not aliases. Basis Dollar’s repository is explicitly forked from Basis Cash; bDollar retains parent wording and audit references. Neither fork attribution nor an inherited audit link proves identical mechanics or audited deployed changes. BUILD’s Ethereum BSG is separately identified from the HECO BAG/BAGS lead. The HECO record remains weak, and an explorer search extraction is insufficient to certify BSG’s gold target or verified code. R6-C021–023, S025, S026, S029.

Ditto’s original source identifies AMPL ancestry with chain-specific oracle and administrative machinery. DSD attributes ESD and inherited audit material. These are fork-discovery results, not completed deployments or formal code diffs. R6-C024–025, S032, S035.

FLOAT has unusually instructive evidence conflicts: its launch post corrects the planned May 6 start to May 9, while the retrieved audit cover says August 2025 but its review interval is April–May 2021. A finding also retains template-placeholder text. Preserve the artifact and commit identifiers; do not silently repair its date or infer an actual launch from a schedule. R6-C043–044, S053, S054.

Gyroscope’s own March 2022 review describes its 2021 testnet and forthcoming mainnet. The Djed primary article was inaccessible; SigmaUSD cannot substitute for a Cardano deployment. Olympus treasury backing and staking rebases do not establish a fixed-dollar redemption promise; Tomb’s stated target is FTM. Retain these adjacent experiments with explicit units. R6-C045–046, C052–053, S055, S063, S064.

Further material leads include Avalanche Defrost and Polygon MAI, supported respectively by an issuer release and builder interview; these establish narrower facts than complete protocol histories. USDN’s XTN mirror describes a basket transition, but execution and original activity remain unresolved. FRAX naming proposals also make ticker-only joins unsafe. R6-C032, C047–048, C051, S043, S057, S058, S061.

Negative routes included archive replay failures, inaccessible explorers, GitHub API limits, an unsupported Mith audit PDF response, and unrelated Ditto/FLOAT search noise. Direct Malt articles succeeded after archive routes failed. No negative search proves nonexistence. Priority queue: deployment receipts and version mapping for unresolved seeds; later outcomes for triaged systems; Maker/DAI, sUSD, mUSD, OUSD, Celo and older monetary systems; Solana UXD/Cashio, Fantom fUSD and additional BNB forks. These gaps materially limit any later synthesis of failure frequency or survivorship.

Historical constraints for later reviewers

The evidence supports constraints, not a candidate design. Separate a current redemption claim from a claim funded only by future issuance; identify who absorbs reserve loss; distinguish oracle accuracy from update timing and transaction access; and measure administrative powers in the exact reviewed version. A timelock’s existence is insufficient when its own bypass is available. These deductions are R6-C020 inferences from the deep-case evidence, not tested mitigations.

Recovery accounting also needs a denominator: original depositors, remaining holders, face value and cost basis can produce incompatible “repaid” claims. Observed liquidation execution does not demonstrate perfect market pricing. Continued documentation does not demonstrate live redemption. No counterfactual prevention or promised stability follows from this report.

Validation and stopping point

The pass stopped after three deep families, six primary-source seed checks and broader triage so both deliverables could be written and validated. No numeric TaskDescriptor hard budget was exposed. Subsequent events were searched through the retrieval cutoff, but later-history coverage is uneven and explicitly incomplete; no “no further incidents” statement is made.

Local validation passed on the final outputs: UTF-8 JSON parsing, required schema fields, permitted enums, unique IDs, resolved protocol/version/source/claim references, and report claim/source identifiers. It also checks that material claims labeled fact have retrieved evidence. No contract execution, reserve measurement, exploit reproduction, price-series reconstruction or independent truth review was performed. Structural acceptance proves artifact integrity only. The JSON preserves source access status, evidence locators, explicit unknowns and a prioritized uncertainty queue.

Source register

All retrievals occurred on 2026-09-16 UTC. Publication dates below are source-stated, not crawler dates. Detailed access limitations and revision identifiers are in the JSON.

  • R6-S001 DeFiPrime stablecoin directory, current edition — directory; secondary; retrieved; publication unknown. Current 2026 page, not a historical snapshot.
  • R6-S002 Attempted January 2021 directory replay — directory; secondary; inaccessible; publication unknown. Web retrieval returned Internal Error; no snapshot or absence claim established.
  • R6-S003 CoinGecko 2020 Yearly Cryptocurrency Report, mirrored by TokenInsight — directory; secondary; retrieved; publication unknown. Title checked inside PDF; hosting domain is not author. Historical taxonomy used as discovery, not technical authority. Revision: 2020 yearly report; PDF pp. 28–30.
  • R6-S004 The Block: Stablecoins—Bridging the Network Gap Between Traditional Money and Digital Value — directory; secondary; retrieved; publication unknown. Historical directory portions inspected, not all 139 pages; no market-size figures reproduced. Revision: 20210310 / v1.0.
  • R6-S005 Liquity Goes Live on Ethereum Mainnet — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-04-05. Retrieved during this research session; no independent reproduction of project measurements.
  • R6-S006 Liquity historical README — code; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-04-06. Historical commit retrieved; not a reproduced bytecode-to-deployment match. Revision: d3ae2d35c94128eba6750a04983a62b8915846ca.
  • R6-S007 Liquity historical PriceFeed.sol — code; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-04-06. Retrieved during this research session; no independent reproduction of project measurements. Revision: d3ae2d35c94128eba6750a04983a62b8915846ca.
  • R6-S008 How Liquity Handled its First Big Stress Test — postmortem; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-05-19. Project account; liquidation totals and success judgments not independently replayed.
  • R6-S009 Addressing Concerns about Liquity — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Project critique of aggregator price sampling; pool-level data not recomputed.
  • R6-S010 V2 Redeployment Updates — postmortem; primary; retrieved; publication 2025-02-17. Rolling page includes February 12 onward and May 19 entries; page date is not each event date.
  • R6-S011 Liquity V2 is LIVE — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2025-05-19. Retrieved during this research session; no independent reproduction of project measurements.
  • R6-S012 Liquity V2 FAQ — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Current documentation. Used only for explicit distinction from V1.
  • R6-S013 SigmaUSD—Ergo’s Community Deployed Stablecoin Is Live! — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-02-26. Announcement establishes live-by date; first deployment transaction not checked.
  • R6-S014 Building Ergo: How the AgeUSD stablecoin works — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-02-05. Prelaunch design description; provisional fees must not be substituted for deployed parameters.
  • R6-S015 AgeUSD original repository — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Framework README contains default fees; not deployment-specific. Revision: main as retrieved.
  • R6-S016 Bearwhale Saga — postmortem; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-05-13. Ecosystem-authored account, not transaction replay; event dates inside episode are incompletely specified.
  • R6-S017 ErgoDocs: Stablecoins — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Current listing shows continuing documentation, not proof of uninterrupted solvency or liveness.
  • R6-S018 Malt 24 Hours Post Launch — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-06-10. Contemporary optimistic account preceding reimbursement; exact deployment not checked.
  • R6-S019 Malt Reimbursement Plan — postmortem; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-06-22. Team cost-basis accounting and repayment plan, not verified transfers.
  • R6-S020 Malt Finance November 2021 contest repository — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Redesign/testnet specification; cannot establish June V1 mechanics or final V2 deployment equivalence. Revision: 2021-11 contest; README retrieved from main.
  • R6-S021 Malt Finance Findings & Analysis Report — audit; primary; retrieved; publication 2022-02-14. Review ran 2021-11-25 to 2021-12-01; findings are not evidence of live exploitation or unpatched deployed code. Revision: c3a204a2c0f7c653c6c2dda9f4563fd1dc1cecf3.
  • R6-S022 Malt V2 Whitelist Allocations — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2022-02-06. Retrospective compensation claims and future allocation promises; not payment receipts.
  • R6-S023 Malt V2 Debrief + Future Plan — postmortem; primary; retrieved; publication 2022-05-25. Team causal account; exact pause date and repayment transactions not verified.
  • R6-S024 Malt Update 2 — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2023-07-12. Project report of later Polygon operation; no 2026 operating status inferred.
  • R6-S025 bDollar original contracts — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. README retains Ethereum/Basis wording and parent-audit references; chain/date verification incomplete. Revision: master as retrieved.
  • R6-S026 Basis Dollar original repository — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Retrieved during this research session; no independent reproduction of project measurements. Revision: master as retrieved.
  • R6-S027 Introducing the Basis Dollar Protocol — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2020-12-15. Proposal/intro states parameter changes; no deployment equality checked.
  • R6-S028 Basis Cash original repository — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Retrieved during this research session; no independent reproduction of project measurements. Revision: master as retrieved.
  • R6-S029 BUILD Basis Gold original repository — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Contract roles and Ethereum addresses visible; historical peg and launch not reconstructed. Revision: master as retrieved.
  • R6-S030 BSG explorer result — transaction; primary; partial; publication unknown. Search extraction showed exact-match verification label, but direct open failed. Not accepted as fully retrieved contract verification.
  • R6-S031 Basis Gold Share HECO directory lead — directory; secondary; partial; publication unknown. Search result only; HECO identity and deployment remain unresolved.
  • R6-S032 Ditto Money contracts — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Original source and chain-specific oracle discussion retrieved; launch transaction not checked. Revision: main as retrieved.
  • R6-S033 DEBASE/DEGOV protocol repository — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Identity/repository located; parameter and deployment history not reconstructed. Revision: main as retrieved.
  • R6-S034 Empty Set Dollar original repository — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Retrieved during this research session; no independent reproduction of project measurements. Revision: master as retrieved.
  • R6-S035 Dynamic Set Dollar repository — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. README explicitly attributes Empty Set Squad and inherited audit; epoch claims not verified. Revision: main as retrieved.
  • R6-S036 Ampleforth current official site — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Current CPI target and claims are not a frozen 2020 specification.
  • R6-S037 Badger legacy DIGG product page — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Legacy page, undated; not proof of present rebase behavior.
  • R6-S038 BIP 92: DIGG restructuring — governance; primary; retrieved; publication 2022-04-27. Proposal to stop rebasing; execution transaction not checked.
  • R6-S039 YAM Introduction — documentation; primary; partial; publication unknown. Search extraction provides retirement statement; repeated direct open failed and shell DNS lookup failed. Do not treat as independently retrieved historical evidence.
  • R6-S040 BASE Chainlink mainnet integration — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2020-11-17. Contains live-mainnet wording and a future November 30 Uniswap launch; different event types.
  • R6-S041 Frax V1 Original Design — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Retrospective explicitly labeled V1 history; original contract not replayed.
  • R6-S042 Frax USD stablecoin, current specification — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Current frxUSD, not historical FRAX V1.
  • R6-S043 FIP-428 Frax North Star Proposal V2 — governance; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Proposal contents establish naming hazard, not execution of every item.
  • R6-S044 Announcing TerraUSD — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2020-09-21. Caption gives September 12 Bittrex launch; publication differs. Not genesis transaction proof.
  • R6-S045 Terra exchange migration guide — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. 2022 migration instructions distinguish original chain and new chain; schedule not an independently checked actual launch.
  • R6-S046 The solution to re-peg VAI is coming — governance; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-09-08. Team diagnosis and planned VIP, not proof of subsequent execution.
  • R6-S047 Venus V4 Peg Stability Module — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Later version, not a 2021 redemption promise.
  • R6-S048 Beanstalk One Year Anniversary — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2022-08-06. Project retrospective states 2021 launch and 2022 restart; no transaction replay.
  • R6-S049 Beanstalk Disclosures — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Current document includes later Ethereum token replacement and Arbitrum migration; not original 2021 mechanics.
  • R6-S050 IRON/TITAN postmortem by Omniscia — postmortem; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-06-22. Auditor account of Polygon TITAN collapse; cannot be generalized to BNB STEEL deployment.
  • R6-S051 FEI Protocol core repository — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Current branch includes later proposals; original Genesis date/version and shutdown not verified here. Revision: develop as retrieved.
  • R6-S052 CTDSEC Mith Cash audit index — audit; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Index retrieved; linked PDF retrieval failed in web tool, so no inherited/audited-code safety claim.
  • R6-S053 FLOAT Genesis—Thurs 6th May — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-04-29. Page contains correction moving start to May 9; exact operational milestones need receipt checks.
  • R6-S054 Extropy FLOAT security review — audit; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Cover says August 2, 2025; body says review April 21–May 4, 2021. Contains placeholder XX vulnerability wording. Original dated copy needed. Revision: Version 1.0; 521f9c79f32b4ad66bf6192d72a5229d75c6ccba to bfcb47b228ff8ef65d942bba26fb8b346912395b.
  • R6-S055 Gyroscope testnet game review — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2022-03-12. Reports March 2021 testnet; describes mainnet as forthcoming in 2022.
  • R6-S056 IOG Djed 2021 implementation article — documentation; primary; inaccessible; publication unknown. 403. Search leads only; cannot establish Cardano deployment in window.
  • R6-S057 Defrost Finance launch release — other; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-11-23. Issuer-authored press release; H20 typography retained; first-on-chain superlative not accepted.
  • R6-S058 Polygon interview with QiDAO builders — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-07-15. Primary interview; exact deployment and later collateral versions not checked.
  • R6-S059 Parrot incentive program lead — documentation; primary; partial; publication unknown. Search excerpt only; direct open failed; no metrics adopted.
  • R6-S060 Improved USDX Price Stability — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Project discussion retrieved; exact first-mint date left unknown.
  • R6-S061 Neutrino 2.0 XTN Litepaper — paper; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Project-authored document via third-party mirror; original publication date and on-chain rename transaction unverified. Revision: 6-page mirrored XTN litepaper.
  • R6-S062 Neutrino direct documentation attempt — documentation; primary; inaccessible; publication unknown. Direct open returned Internal Error.
  • R6-S063 Olympus Legacy V1 equations — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Legacy mechanics explicitly separated from current RBS and Cooler Loans. Revision: Legacy V1.
  • R6-S064 Tomb official GitHub organization — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Organization describes FTM target, with 2021 repository activity; actual original deployment not verified.
  • R6-S065 LUSD explorer verification attempt — transaction; primary; inaccessible; publication unknown. Internal Error; verification remains null.
  • R6-S066 Malt reimbursement funds explorer link — transaction; primary; inaccessible; publication unknown. 403; no balance/reimbursement verification.
  • R6-S067 Liquity historical commit index — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Web tool failed; direct Python HTTPS retrieved HTML and commit metadata successfully. Revision: d3ae2d35c94128eba6750a04983a62b8915846ca.
  • R6-S068 bDollar explorer attempt — transaction; primary; inaccessible; publication unknown. Web retrieval failed; BNB deployment verification unresolved.
  • R6-S069 AgeUSD v0.4 reference contract — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Main-file body retrieved via HTTPS; directory HTML pinned its revision. Template has empty updateNFT/ballotTokenId; not a deployed SigmaUSD contract match. Revision: e810b195c8a3356c5e04b05c4a107fd03d3383eb.
  • R6-S070 Ampleforth original code lineage — code; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Former ampleforth/uFragments URL redirects here; historical CPI configuration not checked.
  • R6-S071 Reflexer Why RAI — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Current page retrieved; not evidence for exact 2021 launch.
  • R6-S072 Olympus current token description — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Current floating target and modern RBS; not 2021 implementation.
  • R6-S073 Liquity V2 Safety Mode — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2025-11-05. Later explanatory document, not evidence that Safety Mode was triggered.
  • R6-S074 Malt May 2022 archive attempt — directory; primary; inaccessible; publication unknown. Archive route failed; direct V2 debrief later retrieved through related article link.
  • R6-S075 BadgerDAO Retrospective & 2021 Roadmap — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication 2021-09-15. Contemporary product inventory establishes active-by evidence, not exact launch or independent user metrics.
  • R6-S076 Reflexer community resources — documentation; primary; retrieved; publication unknown. Primary curated index includes February 2021 launch references; underlying launch article not retrieved.
r6-report.md

Work

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    Created report, dataset, and source README.

    Includes three deep cases, 36 census records, and 76 sources. JSON schema and reference checks passed. Coverage and unresolved evidence gaps are explicit; completeness is not claimed. Outputs remain untracked.

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