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Test the oracle asks: put ten questions to the IMD oracle, and check every attested answer against the goal's own count over the same blocks.

Episode 1, both at once:

  1. Ask all ten. Every ask: chainId 1, window {"fromBlock":26371056,"toBlock":26372855}, evidence "chain", panelSize 7, answerType "uint256", the key below. Write each question in full, naming the contract's address and the event's full signature, for example: "How many Deposit(address indexed dst, uint256 wad) events did WETH9 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2 emit in the window?"
  • weth-dep: count of WETH9 Deposit(address indexed dst, uint256 wad)
  • weth-wd: count of WETH9 Withdrawal(address indexed src, uint256 wad)
  • weth-dep-sum: sum of wad, in wei, over WETH9 Deposit
  • weth-wd-sum: sum of wad, in wei, over WETH9 Withdrawal
  • usdc-mint: count of USDC Transfer(address indexed from, address indexed to, uint256 value) with from the zero address
  • usdc-mint-sum: sum of value, in base units, over those mint Transfers
  • usdc-burn: count of USDC Transfer with to the zero address
  • v4-init: count of PoolManager Initialize(bytes32 indexed id, address indexed currency0, address indexed currency1, uint24 fee, int24 tickSpacing, address hooks, uint160 sqrtPriceX96, int24 tick)
  • v2-pairs: count of V2 factory PairCreated(address indexed token0, address indexed token1, address pair, uint256)
  • beacon-dep: count of deposit contract DepositEvent(bytes pubkey, bytes withdrawal_credentials, bytes amount, bytes signature, bytes index) Addresses: WETH9 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2; USDC 0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48; Uniswap v4 PoolManager 0x000000000004444c5dc75cB358380D2e3dE08A90; Uniswap V2 factory 0x5C69bEe701ef814a2B6a3EDD4B1652CB9cc5aA6f; beacon deposit contract 0x00000000219ab540356cBB839Cbe05303d7705Fa; zero address 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000.
  1. Spawn one table batch named check, ten items, one per key: each computes its figure over blocks 26371056 to 26372855 inclusive from public Ethereum RPC data, with eth_getLogs in spans of at most 500 blocks, and writes one row: key, answer (a decimal), rpc (the endpoint it used). Key the table on key. Wake on check, or after 120 minutes.

Later episodes: an answered ask wakes you with its answer. If an answer and its check row differ, spawn a one-item batch recheck- that recomputes it on another public RPC. Otherwise decide nothing new while asks or batches still run. If an ask is refused, note why, and ask it once more only if the refusal names wording you can fix. Finish once all ten asks and every batch have settled.

The answer

10 keys from 10 answersDownload CSV →
Key / check sourceQuestion as asked: original unavailable; reconstruction belowAttested answer recorded in notesCheck answerRecheckMatchOracle request idAttestation digest
weth-depHow many Deposit(address indexed dst, uint256 wad) events did WETH9 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2 emit on Ethereum mainnet over blocks 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive?1097410974NoneYes, exact numeric equalityc302bd0f-fd8e-47fd-ae30-f104169227baNot supplied
weth-wdHow many Withdrawal(address indexed src, uint256 wad) events did WETH9 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2 emit on Ethereum mainnet over blocks 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive?1411014110NoneYes, exact numeric equality3119e343-9f63-4d1d-b25b-d57fad8cef7aNot supplied
weth-dep-sumWhat is the sum of wad, in wei, over all Deposit(address indexed dst, uint256 wad) events emitted by WETH9 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2 on Ethereum mainnet over blocks 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive?1611354163711471814766116113541637114718147661NoneYes, exact numeric equalitybf3bb13c-b920-452a-b5c4-34ab00966ccfNot supplied
weth-wd-sumWhat is the sum of wad, in wei, over all Withdrawal(address indexed src, uint256 wad) events emitted by WETH9 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2 on Ethereum mainnet over blocks 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive?1371207340915049126148913712073409150491261489NoneYes, exact numeric equality2df84d42-8197-479e-86f7-788ef0f477e6Not supplied
usdc-mintHow many Transfer(address indexed from, address indexed to, uint256 value) events with from equal to the zero address 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 did USDC 0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48 emit on Ethereum mainnet over blocks 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive?10921092NoneYes, exact numeric equality3769f644-e2e2-4580-9afd-c03e621ef822Not supplied
usdc-mint-sumWhat is the sum of value, in base units, over all Transfer(address indexed from, address indexed to, uint256 value) events with from equal to the zero address 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 emitted by USDC 0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48 on Ethereum mainnet over blocks 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive?3981844768267439818447682674NoneYes, exact numeric equalitydb11d205-733c-4e43-956a-5872f51ee43eNot supplied
usdc-burnHow many Transfer(address indexed from, address indexed to, uint256 value) events with to equal to the zero address 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 did USDC 0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48 emit on Ethereum mainnet over blocks 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive?588588NoneYes, exact numeric equality66e5a15b-422b-426a-b08f-ed98ae6e31fcNot supplied
v4-initHow many Initialize(bytes32 indexed id, address indexed currency0, address indexed currency1, uint24 fee, int24 tickSpacing, address hooks, uint160 sqrtPriceX96, int24 tick) events did Uniswap v4 PoolManager 0x000000000004444c5dc75cB358380D2e3dE08A90 emit on Ethereum mainnet over blocks 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive?9494NoneYes, exact numeric equality8ea897e6-6fbb-4d38-bc98-5c47cda9aec6Not supplied
v2-pairsHow many PairCreated(address indexed token0, address indexed token1, address pair, uint256) events did Uniswap V2 factory 0x5C69bEe701ef814a2B6a3EDD4B1652CB9cc5aA6f emit on Ethereum mainnet over blocks 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive?3131NoneYes, exact numeric equalityb969ac4a-fcde-4e65-bea4-6dfbf1de5f81Not supplied
beacon-depHow many DepositEvent(bytes pubkey, bytes withdrawal_credentials, bytes amount, bytes signature, bytes index) events did the beacon deposit contract 0x00000000219ab540356cBB839Cbe05303d7705Fa emit on Ethereum mainnet over blocks 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive?100100NoneYes, exact numeric equality49e95f37-77c4-4c91-b6ae-e77512b97fa9Not supplied

All ten oracle values recorded as attested in the episode notes equal the corresponding handed check answers. No mismatch triggered a recheck. This conclusion compares preserved records; it does not independently authenticate an oracle signature or reproduce the Ethereum logs during write-up. The oracle values and request ids above come from G, episodes 3–5; each check value comes from the linked item result.

The handoff does not preserve the original question strings or the plane-added goal prefix. The questions above reconstruct the requested semantics from the objective and episode-one notes, with the complete address, event signature, filter, units and window. They are not verbatim transcripts. The handoff also contains no raw asks, ask.answered payloads, signed attestations or attestation digests. “Not supplied” means missing evidence in this handoff, not an unattested request. A request id, closing block hash or result-file hash cannot substitute for an attestation digest. Exact wording and digest verification remain unavailable. G

All questions were submitted with chainId: 1, window: {"fromBlock":26371056,"toBlock":26372855}, evidence: "chain", panelSize: 7 and answerType: "uint256", according to episode one. Episodes three and four record quorum 5, agreement by 5 or 6 panel members, signer 0x5598aa9146215bc13eb26f2c692ad1461fd32982, and closing block hash 0xb6445349bd38ce220816a3fc7818e52630fccb5c39c87a21e4ec982fe23d5a82. Those notes describe the figures as deployer-reproduced. The signer and block hash are preserved metadata; the signed payload needed to verify them was not handed over. The WETH sums are in wei; the USDC sum is in base units; all other answers count matching event logs. G, episodes 1, 3–5

No ask was recorded as refused or as ending unattested. Accordingly, there are no refusal reasons to enumerate and no wording-fix retries. The current refused array is empty, and episode five records all requests as answered/attested, no re-asks, and no pending effects. This status history is available through the notes, rather than through individual terminal ask objects in the write-up snapshot. The source flag on check/weth-wd, discussed below, is not an oracle refusal. G

The requested duration from episode one to each attestation cannot be measured from the supplied records: episode one's start/submission timestamp is absent for every ask, and only three attestation timestamps survive in the notes. The following table preserves all available timing evidence. “Unavailable” is not a zero-duration result.

KeyAttestation timestamp retained (UTC)Episode receiving answered wake, per notesElapsed time from episode one
weth-depNot retained3Unavailable: start timestamp missing
weth-wdNot retained3Unavailable: start timestamp missing
weth-dep-sumNot retained3Unavailable: start timestamp missing
weth-wd-sumNot retained3Unavailable: start timestamp missing
usdc-mintNot retained3Unavailable: start timestamp missing
usdc-mint-sumNot retained3Unavailable: start timestamp missing
usdc-burn2026-11-08T22:05:40Z4Unavailable: start timestamp missing
v4-init2026-11-08T22:05:09Z4; request status already attested in 3Unavailable: start timestamp missing
v2-pairs2026-11-08T22:05:09Z4; request status already attested in 3Unavailable: start timestamp missing
beacon-depNot retained3Unavailable: start timestamp missing

Episode one submitted the asks and the check batch together. Episode two distinguished completed request-opening effects from answered asks and avoided duplicate submissions. Episode three retained seven answered wakes while the other answers were still arriving. Episode four retained the final three answered wakes; all asks were then recorded as attested. The check batch remained queued during those episodes and settled by episode five, when the notes recorded completion. This gives an episode-level sequence, not a wall-clock latency. The configured afterMinutes: 120 was a wake deadline and cannot be used as elapsed time. G, episodes 1–5

The single batch was check, with mode research. The surviving brief begins “Compute one figure from public Ethereum mainnet (chainId 1) data and write it as one table row,” then specializes the item with {{key}}, {{what}}, {{address}}, {{event}}, {{topic0}} and {{filter}}. Its displayed tail is truncated. Episode one preserves the result contract: one item per key; one JSON row per item; columns key (string), answer (decimal), and rpc (string); table keyed on key; maxRows: 1; groupSize: 10. Thus the retained brief scopes each item to one figure, and the notes specify exactly what its result must contain. Each supplied result has precisely that row shape. No additional batch, including a recheck-<key> batch, appears in the final batch list. G; C01–C10 below

The current batch record says settled, not cancelled, with every item accepted and none failed, running or waiting. The declared dataset figure is exactly {"dataset": "check", "rows": 10}. It is copied unchanged into figures.json, the only entry in that manifest. The current dataset has no totals. Event counts and sums in this report are transcribed from the individual results and oracle notes; they are not invented dataset totals. Episode five's prose caveat about a one-row dataset conflicts with both the current structured dataset.rows value and the assignment's declared figure. This report uses the current value, 10, and makes no claim about the cause of the earlier discrepancy. G, current batch and episode 5

The check items report eth_getLogs over the same inclusive block window, divided as follows. All primary result scans used these boundaries; the V2 item's optional second-provider check subdivided some spans further. C01–C10

SpanInclusive blocksBlocks in span
A26371056–26371555500
B26371556–26372055500
C26372056–26372555500
D26372556–26372855300

These ranges cover 1800 consecutive blocks without gaps or overlap and meet the at-most-500-block requirement. Workers report generating hex bounds in code, checking contract addresses and event topics, and excluding removed logs. Several also explicitly report range and duplicate-log checks. The table below preserves the chosen endpoint and reported matching-log counts for every item, including sum items. These are item-reported observations, not a fresh RPC scan.

Key / evidenceRPC used for the complete rowA logsB logsC logsD logs
weth-dep / C01https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com3552325326571512
weth-wd / C02https://ethereum.publicnode.com4430408135182081
weth-dep-sum / C03https://ethereum.publicnode.com3552325326571512
weth-wd-sum / C04https://rpc.flashbots.net4430408135182081
usdc-mint / C05https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com339307269177
usdc-mint-sum / C06https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com339307269177
usdc-burn / C07https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com20318511387
v4-init / C08https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com42141622
v2-pairs / C09https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com81067
beacon-dep / C10https://ethereum.publicnode.com681868

The event topic hashes preserved in the history are below. Contract addresses and full Solidity event signatures are in the opening table; the canonical signatures here omit parameter names and indexed only for identifying topic0. G, episodes 1 and 5

Applicable keysCanonical event signaturetopic0
weth-dep, weth-dep-sumDeposit(address,uint256)0xe1fffcc4923d04b559f4d29a8bfc6cda04eb5b0d3c460751c2402c5c5cc9109c
weth-wd, weth-wd-sumWithdrawal(address,uint256)0x7fcf532c15f0a6db0bd6d0e038bea71d30d808c7d98cb3bf7268a95bf5081b65
usdc-mint, usdc-mint-sum, usdc-burnTransfer(address,address,uint256)0xddf252ad1be2c89b69c2b068fc378daa952ba7f163c4a11628f55a4df523b3ef
v4-initInitialize(bytes32,address,address,uint24,int24,address,uint160,int24)0xdd466e674ea557f56295e2d0218a125ea4b4f0f6f3307b95f85e6110838d6438
v2-pairsPairCreated(address,address,address,uint256)0x0d3648bd0f6ba80134a33ba9275ac585d9d315f0ad8355cddefde31afa28d0e9
beacon-depDepositEvent(bytes,bytes,bytes,bytes,bytes)0x649bbc62d0e31342afea4e5cd82d4049e7e1ee912fc0889aa790803be39038c5

USDC mint rows match the zero address in indexed from (topics[1]); the burn row matches it in indexed to (topics[2]), leaving from unconstrained. The zero address is encoded as a 32-byte zero topic. These filters count Transfer events matching the goal's definitions, without any claim about other mint/burn mechanisms. WETH sums decode wad from the first 32 data bytes, and the USDC sum decodes value the same way. Sum workers describe Python arbitrary-precision integers or JavaScript BigInt, avoiding floating-point rounding. The beacon result counts DepositEvent logs; it does not sum the dynamic amount field. C03–C07, C10

Two sum items retain enough subtotals to check their arithmetic directly:

Key / evidenceA sumB sumC sumD sumTotal and unit
weth-dep-sum / C03746218647648306790559933534452242326661107194186923759796089054061111098617660289507728216113541637114718147661 wei
usdc-mint-sum / C0691771913833471386016814263513078511598022370257655867039818447682674 base units

The WETH withdrawal sum result supplies its total and matching-log counts, but no per-span amount subtotals or raw logs. Its total can be compared exactly with the recorded attested value; it cannot be independently reconstructed from the handed summary alone. C04

Provider diversity is limited. Nine row endpoints belong to PublicNode: six use https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com and three use https://ethereum.publicnode.com. The withdrawal-sum item uses https://rpc.flashbots.net. The shared PublicNode operator is identified in episode five's notes; different hostnames do not establish independent infrastructure. The oracle's RPC endpoint is not disclosed in this handoff, so independence from that provider cannot be established. G, episode 5; C01–C10

There is useful additional corroboration, but it has a precise scope. The Flashbots withdrawal-sum item reports the same withdrawal log counts as the PublicNode withdrawal-count item. The V2 item reports the same per-span counts and block numbers on https://eth.drpc.org, after halving some ranges. Neither was a formal recheck batch. Flashbots supplies only one handed computation of the withdrawal sum; the matching withdrawal count on PublicNode is not a second computation of that sum. The beacon and WETH deposit-sum items merely probed Flashbots and did not use it to corroborate their full figures. C02–C04, C09–C10

The public RPC failures were access and query constraints: workers reported HTTP 403/429/525 responses, API-key requirements, small allowed log ranges, and an inconsistent range-limit error from dRPC. Some workers discarded earlier partial reads and recomputed the entire figure at the endpoint named in their row. These failures did not leave any check item unaccepted. They explain much of the concentration on PublicNode without proving that all alternative providers were unusable under every possible query strategy. C01–C04, C07, C09–C10

The plane records sources.checked: 10, sources.flagged: 1, and flaggedResults: ["check/weth-wd"]. It supplies no detailed flag reason in the current structured batch record. Episode five attributes the flag to treating an eth_chainId JSON-RPC POST response as a quote that a webpage fetch could replay; the worker confirms that a plain GET returned HTTP 403. That is the preserved explanation, not a newly verified plane diagnostic. The flagged row remains accepted and numerically agrees with the recorded oracle answer and Flashbots' withdrawal log count. A successful chain-id response alone would not substantiate the log count; the worker says the count came from its POST eth_getLogs responses. G, episode 5 and current batch; C02; C04

No code repository or wave commit was produced for this goal: the only batch is research and trunk is null. There is consequently no trunk repository or commit to name. Episode five records finish: true, with no further work launched. The original decisions file is not included in the handoff; the following single JSON object restates that terminal decision in the supplied reference's shape, within this report:

{
  "notes": "Episode 5 records all ten asks as attested and the check batch as settled. Every recorded attested value equals its handed check row. No mismatch triggered a recheck, and no refusal triggered a retry. Finish the write-up, preserving the missing question text, digests and timing evidence as limitations.",
  "spawn": [],
  "finish": true
}

Local write-up checks parsed every input as JSON, compared each decimal answer to the value preserved in the oracle notes using exact integers, checked all supplied count subtotals and the two available amount-subtotal sets, and checked contiguous span coverage. Input SHA-256 hashes were matched to the assignment's pinned values. These checks establish consistency of the handoff and transcription; they add no independent chain evidence or signature verification. No network queries were used for this write-up.

The source register below identifies the supplied evidence even when the staging inputs are removed. Row values, endpoints, relevant method notes and timing evidence have been carried into this report. File hashes identify input bytes only; they are not attestation digests. Each C source is the result check/<key>, originally named artifacts/goal/batches/check/items/<key>/result.json, and supplied as .imd/reads/artifacts/b01-<key>.

G is .imd/reads/goal.json, pinned input 685b2cdb-9682-4b30-acdc-d07b52576462:0, SHA-256 7b7f0019be55cd5f2b97528fc8ed27b62899297e3019dd2e62c52d30eec9c8e9. Its goal.objective and episode-one notes supply the ask definitions and batch design; episodes three and four supply recorded oracle answers, request ids and limited timing; episode five supplies the final comparison and caveats; the current batch record supplies settlement, dataset and source-flag metadata. The orchestration reference is .imd/reads/skills/goal-orchestrator/REFERENCE.md (pinned input 685b2cdb-9682-4b30-acdc-d07b52576462:2); it supplies the decision-object shape, not additional observed outcomes.

CitationHanded input / resultSHA-256 of supplied result
C01b01-weth-dep / check/weth-depf9cfa9110e53a7e1bd46d6ee9a01a8e04a540a492cbc591c641ef5d625f382a6
C02b01-weth-wd / check/weth-wd07f373cf82b70f656f15c69286cc4af44c499ae345d77a733a59671eef375fe4
C03b01-weth-dep-sum / check/weth-dep-sum772cd0bec40c894f7d9d4ae0317251f1d0eccfe195044281f187e891b4dd656b
C04b01-weth-wd-sum / check/weth-wd-sum1056c9c14c805d655af7437980fc55809d676dd7ea9c07b263b473249d666c37
C05b01-usdc-mint / check/usdc-minte0be29c5a036c33a709dcacf639ed8d014c0e0a33bac7d1f63ff33c764a73af9
C06b01-usdc-mint-sum / check/usdc-mint-sum467534bbc561db1a2408ada8d4fc24cd68385f7f612ca9cd5c5405cc3206942b
C07b01-usdc-burn / check/usdc-burn4bc7be1761cff01d70468d3dd9ac457343a74ac6acde86c1a2fc06cb548e2d72
C08b01-v4-init / check/v4-init21dca0c6e4c076a867a93066d4256cb886c21465cfec2995c82d3943bcba8ca6
C09b01-v2-pairs / check/v2-pairs1bb23f1d04ad8a5ec6bf491b7144b2194442da85a1325b50e001c975849337cd
C10b01-beacon-dep / check/beacon-dep858bc00d984215cf5dd7ae2c3d5ff3da342031886c415c8c554a8c80c41c19c0

This run supports a narrow positive finding about goal asks: the recorded chain-evidence answers agreed exactly with the goal's own event-count and integer-sum results for this fixed Ethereum window. Full event definitions, explicit filters and base units made the comparisons unambiguous. Preserving answers across episodes and distinguishing opening effects from answer wakes allowed the workflow to finish without duplicate asks or unnecessary recheck batches. G; C01–C10

The observed weaknesses were operational and evidentiary: the check queue lagged behind the oracle answers; public RPC access failures reduced provider diversity; one source check could not replay the cited POST evidence; and the final handoff lost exact question text, attestation digests, signed payloads and enough timestamps to measure latency. No numeric disagreement or oracle refusal was observed, so this run does not test mismatch recovery, wording-based refusal retries, signature validity, or performance guarantees for other windows and question types. G; C01–C10

Future runs should make the following changes:

  1. Preserve every submitted question verbatim, including the plane's prefix, and retain the full request and signed attestation objects: request id, answer bytes, decimal interpretation, digest, signature, signer, chain/window metadata and status. That would make the opening comparison auditable beyond episode summaries.
  2. Record episode-one submission time, request creation, attestation time, answer-wake receipt, and check start/completion times in UTC. Compute latency only from those retained timestamps, separating oracle processing from queueing and delivery.
  3. Make RPC evidence replayable as JSON-RPC POST requests and responses, with chain id, exact ranges, filters, block hashes, per-span counts and sum subtotals. Use a source verifier that understands POST evidence, and preserve the plane's detailed flag reason.
  4. Arrange checks across distinct RPC operators and record the oracle reproduction provider where possible. Allow smaller spans when a provider requires them, while staying within the 500-block maximum. Retain the current mismatch-triggered recheck rule for discrepancy handling; broader replication would need to be part of the next experiment's brief.
  5. Export authoritative dataset metadata and the full batch brief alongside item results. Preserve disagreements between historical notes and current state explicitly, and let the current declared dataset figure control the figures manifest.
report.md

1 of 2 cited sources checked out

KeyRpcAgent
beacon-dephttps://ethereum.publicnode.com#813https://ethereum.publicnode.com
usdc-burnhttps://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com#1073https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com
usdc-minthttps://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com#165https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com
usdc-mint-sumhttps://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com#886https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com
v2-pairshttps://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com#809https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com
v4-inithttps://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com#1846https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com
weth-dephttps://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com#1266https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com
weth-dep-sumhttps://ethereum.publicnode.com#713https://ethereum.publicnode.com

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The swarm

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  1. Round 1check10 of 10 back

    Agent #47 planned it. Started 4 min after the job was posted.

    what check was asked

    Compute one figure from public Ethereum mainnet (chainId 1) data and write it as one table row. Figure {{key}}: {{what}}. Contract: {{address}}. Event: {{event}}, topic0 {{topic0}}. {{filter}} Method: use one public Ethereum JSON-RPC endpoint that serves eth_getLogs (for example https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com, https://eth.llamarpc.com, https://1rpc.io/eth, https://eth.drpc.org or https://rpc.ankr.com/eth); if it refuses or rate-limits, switch to another and redo the whole figure on that one endpoint. Call eth_getLogs with address {{address}} and topics [{{topics}}] over blocks 26371056 to 26372855 inclusive (hex 0x19263f0 to 0x1926af7), split into consecutive spans of at most 500 blocks each, for example 26371056-26371555, 26371556-26372055, 26372056-26372555 and 26372556-26372855, every span's fromBlock and toBlock inclusive, no block skipped or counted twice, 1800 blocks in all. Generate every hex block parameter with code, never by hand, and check that the spans cover exactly blocks 26371056 to 26372855. Never query the whole window in one call. If an endpoint answers that a span has too many results, halve the span and retry until it answers. Ignore any log with removed true. Check that every returned log's address equals {{address}} and its topics[0] equals {{topic0}}. {{compute}} Result: a JSON object with exactly one row holding key = "{{key}}", answer = the figure as a decimal string of digits only (no separators, units, decimal point or exponent; a sum is in the token's smallest unit), and rpc = the endpoint URL you used. In notes (at most 4,000 characters) record the span boundaries, the number of matching logs per span, the total log count, and any endpoint you abandoned and why. Use only public RPC data; no block explorer page or dataset may replace it.

    the whole memo

    EPISODE 1 (plan): Asked all ten oracle questions (keys weth-dep, weth-wd, weth-dep-sum, weth-wd-sum, usdc-mint, usdc-mint-sum, usdc-burn, v4-init, v2-pairs, beacon-dep), each chainId 1, window fromBlock 26371056 toBlock 26372855, evidence chain, panelSize 7, answerType uint256, question naming the contract address and full event signature. Spawned table batch "check" (10 items, one per key, groupSize 10, table keyed on key with columns key string, answer decimal, rpc string, maxRows 1): each item computes its figure from a public Ethereum RPC with eth_getLogs in spans of at most 500 blocks over 26371056-26372855 inclusive (1800 blocks) and writes key/answer/rpc; notes carry per-span log counts. Wake on check or after 120 minutes. Items used after this episode: 10 of 20, leaving 10 for one-item recheck batches. Reference data: topic0 hashes computed with cast keccak: Deposit(address,uint256) 0xe1fffcc4923d04b559f4d29a8bfc6cda04eb5b0d3c460751c2402c5c5cc9109c; Withdrawal(address,uint256) 0x7fcf532c15f0a6db0bd6d0e038bea71d30d808c7d98cb3bf7268a95bf5081b65; Transfer(address,address,uint256) 0xddf252ad1be2c89b69c2b068fc378daa952ba7f163c4a11628f55a4df523b3ef; Initialize(bytes32,address,address,uint24,int24,address,uint160,int24) 0xdd466e674ea557f56295e2d0218a125ea4b4f0f6f3307b95f85e6110838d6438; PairCreated(address,address,address,uint256) 0x0d3648bd0f6ba80134a33ba9275ac585d9d315f0ad8355cddefde31afa28d0e9; DepositEvent(bytes,bytes,bytes,bytes,bytes) 0x649bbc62d0e31342afea4e5cd82d4049e7e1ee912fc0889aa790803be39038c5. Window in hex: 0x19263f0 to 0x1926af7. Addresses: WETH9 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2; USDC 0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48; v4 PoolManager 0x000000000004444c5dc75cB358380D2e3dE08A90; V2 factory 0x5C69bEe701ef814a2B6a3EDD4B1652CB9cc5aA6f; beacon deposit 0x00000000219ab540356cBB839Cbe05303d7705Fa; zero 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000. NEXT EPISODES (rules from the objective): (1) Each ask.answered wake brings an answer; compare it with the check row of the same key (read check/<key> results, handed under .imd/reads/artifacts). (2) If an answer and its check row differ, spawn a one-item batch named recheck-<key> whose brief is the check brief for that key but tells the worker to use a different public RPC than the one in the check row's rpc column (name that endpoint as excluded), same 500-block spans, same row shape (key, answer, rpc); use the same table shape. (3) If answer and row agree, or asks/batches are still running, decide nothing new: write notes recording each key's status (ask answer, check answer, match or mismatch, recheck answer) and wake on the running batches / afterMinutes 120. (4) If an ask is refused, record why in notes; re-ask once (new key, e.g. <key>-2, chainId 1, same window/evidence/panelSize/answerType) only if the refusal names wording that can be fixed; otherwise leave it refused. (5) If check items fail (see batch failures in goal.json), mend the brief and re-run only failed items in a new batch (e.g. check-2 with itemsFrom failed), keeping item count within the 10 left. (6) Finish (finish true) once all ten asks have settled (answered or refused and not re-askable) and every batch has settled; the write-up then lists per key: oracle answer, check answer, rpc, recheck answer if any, and whether they agree. STATUS TABLE (update each episode): all ten asks pending; check batch spawned, no rows yet; no rechecks; no refusals yet.

    check, item by item

  2. Round 2Episode 2: wait for the work submitted in episode 1.

    Agent #1548 planned it.

    the whole memo

    Episode 2: wait for the work submitted in episode 1. No results were handed over, no check rows or merges exist yet, and no refusals or requester notes were reported. No new asks, batches, retries, cancellations, pauses or resumes are warranted. Keep finish false and wake when check settles, after 120 minutes, or on an oracle/effect wake as provided by the plane. This is a future episode schedule; this episode ends now. Oracle status: episode 1 submitted all ten keys: weth-dep, weth-wd, weth-dep-sum, weth-wd-sum, usdc-mint, usdc-mint-sum, usdc-burn, v4-init, v2-pairs, beacon-dep. The current snapshot lists only weth-dep and weth-wd as opened, both with request status assessing, and effects.pending is 8. Treat the remaining eight submissions as pending processing, not missing asks to duplicate. asks.asked is currently 2 of max 20. The two handed wakes are effect.ask with payload.state done: completion of opening a request, not completion of the oracle question. Neither wake contains an answer or signed attestation, and neither is ask.answered. weth-dep request: c302bd0f-fd8e-47fd-ae30-f104169227ba; weth-wd request: 3119e343-9f63-4d1d-b25b-d57fad8cef7a. Both report window 26371056 through 26372855 inclusive and toBlockHash 0xb6445349bd38ce220816a3fc7818e52630fccb5c39c87a21e4ec982fe23d5a82. No attested answers, comparisons, mismatches or rechecks exist yet. Check status: the existing research batch check has 10 items, 5 released and waiting, 5 held by its canary, 0 running, 0 accepted and 0 failed. It is not settled, paused or cancelled; pausedAt and pauseReason are null. Its dataset has 0 rows and its merges list is empty. Let its normal canary process continue. The goal has used 10 of 20 item seats, leaving 10 for one-item discrepancy rechecks; this episode uses none. This is episode 2 of 12. No additional result reads are requested now because no completed results are reported. Next episode: read the current goal state and all handed results. Retain any actual oracle answers and attestations and any check rows in notes until their counterparts arrive. Compare each attested answer to the check row for the same original key, using exact integer arithmetic on the decimal values, never floating point. Obtain a missing existing row with read check/<key> if needed. Every comparison must cover Ethereum mainnet chainId 1, blocks 26371056-26372855 inclusive. All original asks use evidence chain, panelSize 7 and answerType uint256. The check table is keyed on key and contains key (string), answer (decimal), rpc (string), one row per item. Only an observed disagreement between an attested answer and its check row triggers a new one-item batch named recheck-<key>. Its brief must recompute only that key's figure over the same inclusive window using eth_getLogs spans of at most 500 blocks, on another public Ethereum RPC, explicitly excluding the original row's rpc endpoint. Require one row containing key, exact decimal answer and the actual rpc endpoint, with the same table shape. Preserve both original values and the recheck result for the final comparison; do not replace an observed disagreement with a claim of agreement. Otherwise make no new work while asks or batches remain pending. If an ask is refused, record its reason and retry it once only when the refusal identifies wording that can be fixed; use a fresh ask key and retain its mapping to the original key, the retry count and all required question parameters. Finish only after all ten original questions (including any permitted retries) and every batch have settled. The final report must distinguish agreements, disagreements, refusals and any unavailable checks, citing the actual results rather than treating absent data as zero.

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    1. Orchestrate 002Agent #1548made 1 file

      Created and validated decisions.json, left untracked for upload.

      No new work is scheduled. The goal remains unfinished, waking when check settles or after 120 minutes.

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  3. Round 3EPISODE 3 (wait; nothing new decided because asks and the check batch are still running, as the objective requires).

    Agent #1299 planned it.

    the whole memo

    EPISODE 3 (wait; nothing new decided because asks and the check batch are still running, as the objective requires). No results were handed (.imd/reads/artifacts absent). No refusals, no requester notes, effects.pending 0, wakes.waiting 0. Items used 10 of 20; this episode spends none. ORACLE STATUS (from ask.answered wakes, all signer 0x5598aa9146215bc13eb26f2c692ad1461fd32982, chainId 1, fromBlock 26371056, toBlock 26372855, blockHash 0xb6445349bd38ce220816a3fc7818e52630fccb5c39c87a21e4ec982fe23d5a82, panelSize 7, quorum 5, answerType uint256; hex answer verified equal to decimal figure for each): - weth-dep: ATTESTED figure 10974 (agreed 5; request c302bd0f-fd8e-47fd-ae30-f104169227ba) - weth-wd: ATTESTED figure 14110 (agreed 5; request 3119e343-9f63-4d1d-b25b-d57fad8cef7a) - weth-dep-sum: ATTESTED figure 16113541637114718147661 wei (agreed 6; request bf3bb13c-b920-452a-b5c4-34ab00966ccf) - weth-wd-sum: ATTESTED figure 13712073409150491261489 wei (agreed 5; request 2df84d42-8197-479e-86f7-788ef0f477e6) - usdc-mint: ATTESTED figure 1092 (agreed 6; request 3769f644-e2e2-4580-9afd-c03e621ef822) - usdc-mint-sum: ATTESTED figure 39818447682674 base units (agreed 5; request db11d205-733c-4e43-956a-5872f51ee43e) - beacon-dep: ATTESTED figure 100 (agreed 5; request 49e95f37-77c4-4c91-b6ae-e77512b97fa9) - usdc-burn: still open, request 66e5a15b-422b-426a-b08f-ed98ae6e31fc status reproducing; no answer yet - v4-init: ask state opened, request 8ea897e6-6fbb-4d38-bc98-5c47cda9aec6 status attested, but no ask.answered wake with a figure was handed yet; wait for the wake, do not re-ask - v2-pairs: ask state opened, request b969ac4a-fcde-4e65-bea4-6dfbf1de5f81 status attested, but no ask.answered wake with a figure was handed yet; wait for the wake, do not re-ask All ten asks were submitted in episode 1 (asks.asked 10 of 20). No ask was refused. Do not ask any question again unless goal.json shows a refusal naming fixable wording. CHECK BATCH STATUS: research batch check, 10 items, 5 released (waiting, not yet run), 5 held by canary, 0 running, 0 accepted, 0 failed, not paused, not cancelled, dataset 0 rows, no merges. Let the canary run. Requested reads of all ten check/<key> results for the next episode so comparisons can be made from the handed artifacts as soon as rows land. COMPARISON TABLE (update each episode; compare exact decimal integers, never floats): no check rows yet, so no comparison for any key; 0 matches, 0 mismatches, 0 rechecks. NEXT EPISODE: (1) Read goal.json and every handed result under .imd/reads/artifacts (check/<key> rows: columns key, answer decimal, rpc string). (2) For each key with both an attested figure (listed above or in a new ask.answered wake) and an accepted check row: if equal, record MATCH; if different, spawn a one-item research batch named recheck-<key> (table columns key string, answer decimal, rpc string, key on key, maxRows 1, output json) whose brief recomputes only that key's figure over blocks 26371056 to 26372855 inclusive on Ethereum mainnet with eth_getLogs spans of at most 500 blocks, on a public RPC endpoint different from the one in the check row's rpc column (name it as excluded), and writes one row key/answer/rpc; keep both original values in notes. (3) If check items fail, read batch.failures, mend the brief and re-run only failed items in a new batch (check-2, itemsFrom failed), within the 10 items left. (4) If check pauses on canary failures, decide resume or a mended re-run per the reference. (5) If any ask is refused, record why; re-ask once under a new key (<key>-2, chainId 1, same window/evidence chain/panelSize 7/answerType uint256) only if the refusal names fixable wording. (6) Otherwise decide nothing new and wake on running batches or after 120 minutes. (7) Finish (finish true) only once all ten asks are settled (attested, or refused and not re-askable) and every batch (check and any recheck-*) has settled; the write-up then lists per key: oracle figure, check answer, check rpc, recheck answer if any, and agree/disagree. REFERENCE DATA (unchanged from episode 1): topic0 Deposit(address,uint256) 0xe1fffcc4923d04b559f4d29a8bfc6cda04eb5b0d3c460751c2402c5c5cc9109c; Withdrawal(address,uint256) 0x7fcf532c15f0a6db0bd6d0e038bea71d30d808c7d98cb3bf7268a95bf5081b65; Transfer(address,address,uint256) 0xddf252ad1be2c89b69c2b068fc378daa952ba7f163c4a11628f55a4df523b3ef; Initialize(bytes32,address,address,uint24,int24,address,uint160,int24) 0xdd466e674ea557f56295e2d0218a125ea4b4f0f6f3307b95f85e6110838d6438; PairCreated(address,address,address,uint256) 0x0d3648bd0f6ba80134a33ba9275ac585d9d315f0ad8355cddefde31afa28d0e9; DepositEvent(bytes,bytes,bytes,bytes,bytes) 0x649bbc62d0e31342afea4e5cd82d4049e7e1ee912fc0889aa790803be39038c5. Window hex 0x19263f0 to 0x1926af7 (1800 blocks). Addresses: WETH9 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2; USDC 0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48; v4 PoolManager 0x000000000004444c5dc75cB358380D2e3dE08A90; V2 factory 0x5C69bEe701ef814a2B6a3EDD4B1652CB9cc5aA6f; beacon deposit 0x00000000219ab540356cBB839Cbe05303d7705Fa; zero 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000.

  4. Round 4EPISODE 4 (wait; nothing new decided because the check batch is still running and no check row exists yet, as the objective requires).

    Agent #47 planned it.

    the whole memo

    EPISODE 4 (wait; nothing new decided because the check batch is still running and no check row exists yet, as the objective requires). No results were handed (.imd/reads/artifacts absent). No refusals, no requester notes, effects.pending 0, wakes.waiting 0. Items used 10 of 20; this episode spends none. Three ask.answered wakes were handed (v2-pairs, v4-init, usdc-burn); with them ALL TEN ASKS ARE NOW ATTESTED. No ask was refused; never ask any question again unless goal.json shows a refusal naming fixable wording. ORACLE FIGURES, FINAL (all ten: signer 0x5598aa9146215bc13eb26f2c692ad1461fd32982, chainId 1, fromBlock 26371056, toBlock 26372855, blockHash 0xb6445349bd38ce220816a3fc7818e52630fccb5c39c87a21e4ec982fe23d5a82, panelSize 7, quorum 5, answerType uint256; hex answer decoded and verified equal to the decimal figure for each): - weth-dep: 10974 (agreed 5; request c302bd0f-fd8e-47fd-ae30-f104169227ba) - weth-wd: 14110 (agreed 5; request 3119e343-9f63-4d1d-b25b-d57fad8cef7a) - weth-dep-sum: 16113541637114718147661 wei (agreed 6; request bf3bb13c-b920-452a-b5c4-34ab00966ccf) - weth-wd-sum: 13712073409150491261489 wei (agreed 5; request 2df84d42-8197-479e-86f7-788ef0f477e6) - usdc-mint: 1092 (agreed 6; request 3769f644-e2e2-4580-9afd-c03e621ef822) - usdc-mint-sum: 39818447682674 base units (agreed 5; request db11d205-733c-4e43-956a-5872f51ee43e) - usdc-burn: 588 (hex 0x24c; agreed 6; request 66e5a15b-422b-426a-b08f-ed98ae6e31fc; attested 2026-11-08T22:05:40Z) - v4-init: 94 (hex 0x5e; agreed 6; request 8ea897e6-6fbb-4d38-bc98-5c47cda9aec6; attested 2026-11-08T22:05:09Z) - v2-pairs: 31 (hex 0x1f; agreed 5; request b969ac4a-fcde-4e65-bea4-6dfbf1de5f81; attested 2026-11-08T22:05:09Z) - beacon-dep: 100 (agreed 5; request 49e95f37-77c4-4c91-b6ae-e77512b97fa9) CHECK BATCH STATUS: research batch check, 10 items, 5 released (waiting, not yet run), 5 held by canary, 0 running, 0 accepted, 0 failed, not paused, not cancelled, dataset 0 rows, no merges, no failures listed. It has sat at this state through episodes 2, 3 and 4; that is the plane's queue, not the brief, so let it run. Reads of all ten check/<key> results are requested again for the next episode. COMPARISON TABLE (compare exact decimal integers, never floats): no check rows yet, so no comparison for any key; 0 matches, 0 mismatches, 0 rechecks. The ask side is complete: the remaining work is entirely the check rows and any recheck they trigger. NEXT EPISODE: (1) Read goal.json and every handed result under .imd/reads/artifacts (check/<key> rows: columns key, answer decimal, rpc string; if a row is not handed but goal.json shows it accepted, ask for it again in read). (2) For each key with an accepted check row, compare it with the oracle figure above: if equal, record MATCH; if different, spawn a one-item research batch named recheck-<key> (table columns key string, answer decimal, rpc string; key on key; maxRows 1; output json; one item with key <key>) whose brief recomputes only that key's figure over blocks 26371056 to 26372855 inclusive on Ethereum mainnet chainId 1 with eth_getLogs spans of at most 500 blocks, on a public RPC endpoint different from the one in the check row's rpc column (name that endpoint as excluded), and writes one row key/answer/rpc; keep both original values in notes. Items left for rechecks: 10. (3) If check items fail, read batch.failures, mend the brief and re-run only the failed items in a new batch (check-2, itemsFrom {batch check, items failed}), within the items left. (4) If check pauses on canary failures, decide resume (failures not the brief's) or a mended re-run with itemsFrom both. (5) While check or any recheck-* batch still runs and no new comparison is possible, decide nothing new; wake on the running batches or after 120 minutes. (6) Finish (finish true) only once every batch (check and any recheck-*) has settled; all asks are already settled. The write-up then lists per key: oracle figure, check answer, check rpc, recheck answer and rpc if any, and agree/disagree, citing check/<key> and recheck-<key>/<key> results and the attestation request ids above. REFERENCE DATA (unchanged): topic0 Deposit(address,uint256) 0xe1fffcc4923d04b559f4d29a8bfc6cda04eb5b0d3c460751c2402c5c5cc9109c; Withdrawal(address,uint256) 0x7fcf532c15f0a6db0bd6d0e038bea71d30d808c7d98cb3bf7268a95bf5081b65; Transfer(address,address,uint256) 0xddf252ad1be2c89b69c2b068fc378daa952ba7f163c4a11628f55a4df523b3ef; Initialize(bytes32,address,address,uint24,int24,address,uint160,int24) 0xdd466e674ea557f56295e2d0218a125ea4b4f0f6f3307b95f85e6110838d6438; PairCreated(address,address,address,uint256) 0x0d3648bd0f6ba80134a33ba9275ac585d9d315f0ad8355cddefde31afa28d0e9; DepositEvent(bytes,bytes,bytes,bytes,bytes) 0x649bbc62d0e31342afea4e5cd82d4049e7e1ee912fc0889aa790803be39038c5. Window hex 0x19263f0 to 0x1926af7 (1800 blocks). Addresses: WETH9 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2; USDC 0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48; v4 PoolManager 0x000000000004444c5dc75cB358380D2e3dE08A90; V2 factory 0x5C69bEe701ef814a2B6a3EDD4B1652CB9cc5aA6f; beacon deposit 0x00000000219ab540356cBB839Cbe05303d7705Fa; zero 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000.

  5. Round 5EPISODE 5 (FINISH). Everything has settled: all ten asks are attested (goal.json: every ask state answered, request status attested), the check batch is settled…

    Agent #2 planned it.

    the whole memo

    EPISODE 5 (FINISH). Everything has settled: all ten asks are attested (goal.json: every ask state answered, request status attested), the check batch is settled with 10 of 10 items accepted, 0 failed, and all ten check/<key> results were handed and read. Every attested answer equals its check row exactly (compared as integers, never floats): 10 MATCH, 0 MISMATCH. So no recheck-<key> batch was spawned (the objective asks for one only where an answer and its row differ), no ask was refused or re-asked, nothing is running, and finish is true. Items used 10 of 20; asks 10 of 20; no refusals, no requester notes, no wakes waiting, effects.pending 0. FINAL TABLE (Ethereum mainnet chainId 1, blocks 26371056 to 26372855 inclusive, 1800 blocks; oracle = deployer-reproduced attested figure, evidence chain, panelSize 7, quorum 5, answerType uint256, signer 0x5598aa9146215bc13eb26f2c692ad1461fd32982, closing blockHash 0xb6445349bd38ce220816a3fc7818e52630fccb5c39c87a21e4ec982fe23d5a82; check = the goal's own count, result check/<key>, eth_getLogs in four spans 26371056-26371555, 26371556-26372055, 26372056-26372555, 26372556-26372855): - weth-dep: oracle 10974 (panel agreed 5; request c302bd0f-fd8e-47fd-ae30-f104169227ba) | check 10974 on https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com (per span 3552, 3253, 2657, 1512) | MATCH - weth-wd: oracle 14110 (agreed 5; request 3119e343-9f63-4d1d-b25b-d57fad8cef7a) | check 14110 on https://ethereum.publicnode.com (4430, 4081, 3518, 2081) | MATCH - weth-dep-sum: oracle 16113541637114718147661 wei (agreed 6; request bf3bb13c-b920-452a-b5c4-34ab00966ccf) | check 16113541637114718147661 on https://ethereum.publicnode.com (10974 logs; span sums 7462186476483067905599, 3353445224232666110719, 4186923759796089054061, 1110986176602895077282) | MATCH - weth-wd-sum: oracle 13712073409150491261489 wei (agreed 5; request 2df84d42-8197-479e-86f7-788ef0f477e6) | check 13712073409150491261489 on https://rpc.flashbots.net (14110 logs: 4430, 4081, 3518, 2081) | MATCH - usdc-mint: oracle 1092 (agreed 6; request 3769f644-e2e2-4580-9afd-c03e621ef822) | check 1092 on https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com (339, 307, 269, 177) | MATCH - usdc-mint-sum: oracle 39818447682674 base units (agreed 5; request db11d205-733c-4e43-956a-5872f51ee43e) | check 39818447682674 on https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com (1092 logs; span sums 9177191383347, 13860168142635, 13078511598022, 3702576558670) | MATCH - usdc-burn: oracle 588 (agreed 6; request 66e5a15b-422b-426a-b08f-ed98ae6e31fc) | check 588 on https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com (203, 185, 113, 87) | MATCH - v4-init: oracle 94 (agreed 6; request 8ea897e6-6fbb-4d38-bc98-5c47cda9aec6) | check 94 on https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com (42, 14, 16, 22) | MATCH - v2-pairs: oracle 31 (agreed 5; request b969ac4a-fcde-4e65-bea4-6dfbf1de5f81) | check 31 on https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com (8, 10, 6, 7; the item also saw the same per-span counts on https://eth.drpc.org as a cross-check) | MATCH - beacon-dep: oracle 100 (agreed 5; request 49e95f37-77c4-4c91-b6ae-e77512b97fa9) | check 100 on https://ethereum.publicnode.com (6, 8, 18, 68) | MATCH WHAT I VERIFIED THIS EPISODE (arithmetic on the handed results only; I ran no chain query myself): each handed result has exactly one row whose key is its item's key and whose answer is a plain decimal; each answer equals the oracle figure recorded in episodes 3 and 4 from the ask.answered wakes; the per-span counts in each result's notes add up to its answer (10974, 14110, 1092, 588, 94, 31, 100); the per-span sums of weth-dep-sum and usdc-mint-sum add up to their answers exactly. Internal consistency across independent items: weth-dep and weth-dep-sum report the same per-span log counts (3552, 3253, 2657, 1512), weth-wd and weth-wd-sum the same (4430, 4081, 3518, 2081) and on different endpoints (publicnode and flashbots), usdc-mint and usdc-mint-sum the same (339, 307, 269, 177). CAVEATS FOR THE WRITE-UP (say them, do not hide them): 1. Independence of the check is limited by endpoints. Nine of ten rows came from PublicNode (six from https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com, three from https://ethereum.publicnode.com, which is the same operator); only weth-wd-sum came from another operator (https://rpc.flashbots.net). Workers reported most other public endpoints unusable for 500-block eth_getLogs (HTTP 403/429/525, API key required, 10- or 50-block range limits, drpc refusing with a contradictory over-10000-blocks error). Second-operator corroboration exists for weth-wd (its count 14110 was also seen on flashbots by the weth-wd-sum item), weth-wd-sum (flashbots) and v2-pairs (drpc cross-check, same counts); the other seven figures rest on PublicNode alone on the goal's side, plus the oracle's own deployer rerun on its own RPC. No recheck on another RPC was run because the objective asks for one only on a mismatch and there was none. 2. goal.json shows the check batch's sources as checked 10, flagged 1, flaggedResults check/weth-wd. That flag is about the result's cited source, not its figure: the item quoted an eth_chainId JSON-RPC POST response as its source, which a page fetch cannot re-read (the endpoint answers GET with 403). Its answer 14110 equals the attested figure and equals the log count the weth-wd-sum item independently got on rpc.flashbots.net. I did not treat it as a mismatch. 3. goal.json shows the check batch's dataset with rows 1 and totals {} although 10 items were accepted and each handed result carries one valid row. I do not know why the plane's dataset holds one row (the batch has no merges; the table declared no totals). All ten rows above are taken from the handed check/<key> results, not from the dataset. If the write-up objective lists dataset figures for figures.json, list only the figures it gives, copied as written, and state the rest as taken from the cited check/<key> results. 4. The oracle figures were recorded from ask.answered wakes in episodes 3 and 4 (hex answers decoded and checked against the decimal figures then); this episode was handed no wake, so the figures above are carried from those notes, and goal.json this episode confirms only that all ten requests are attested. WRITE-UP (next step): one table, one row per key: the question's contract and event, the oracle's attested figure with its request id, the check answer with its rpc and the result it comes from (check/<key>), agree or disagree. Result: 10 of 10 attested answers agree with the goal's own count over the same blocks; 0 refusals; 0 rechecks; the four caveats above. All ten check/<key> results are requested again in read so the write-up can cite them. REFERENCE DATA: topic0 Deposit(address,uint256) 0xe1fffcc4923d04b559f4d29a8bfc6cda04eb5b0d3c460751c2402c5c5cc9109c; Withdrawal(address,uint256) 0x7fcf532c15f0a6db0bd6d0e038bea71d30d808c7d98cb3bf7268a95bf5081b65; Transfer(address,address,uint256) 0xddf252ad1be2c89b69c2b068fc378daa952ba7f163c4a11628f55a4df523b3ef; Initialize(bytes32,address,address,uint24,int24,address,uint160,int24) 0xdd466e674ea557f56295e2d0218a125ea4b4f0f6f3307b95f85e6110838d6438; PairCreated(address,address,address,uint256) 0x0d3648bd0f6ba80134a33ba9275ac585d9d315f0ad8355cddefde31afa28d0e9; DepositEvent(bytes,bytes,bytes,bytes,bytes) 0x649bbc62d0e31342afea4e5cd82d4049e7e1ee912fc0889aa790803be39038c5. Addresses: WETH9 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2; USDC 0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48; v4 PoolManager 0x000000000004444c5dc75cB358380D2e3dE08A90; V2 factory 0x5C69bEe701ef814a2B6a3EDD4B1652CB9cc5aA6f; beacon deposit 0x00000000219ab540356cBB839Cbe05303d7705Fa; zero 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000.

  6. Write-upAgent #1548made 2 files

    Created and validated report.md and figures.json.

    All ten recorded oracle answers match their checks. Missing original wording, attestation digests, and timing evidence are explicitly documented. Both files remain untracked.

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  7. JudgeAgent #451found nothing

    No substantiated defects found. Wrote {"findings":[]} to .imd-findings.json.

    All ten figures matched fresh Ethereum RPC computations over the required blocks. Oracle attestation authenticity remains unverified because the signed payloads were unavailable, as the report discloses.

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  8. Publishedresearch report
  9. Onchain1 receipton Ethereum mainnet
    receipt
    receipt 1 · transaction · record
    scores
    written, with no entries recorded on it · block 26,373,447 · transaction

90 agents at most, judge accepted

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