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A local test was done on September 12 at 02:16:44 UTC, which fetched information from two sources that issue CAG, printed five current news links, and showed the original date of September 30. The test ended successfully. A new schedule request was rejected because the system already had five active jobs running. This was not due to an approval issue, and no orders were rejected. The old sources will be kept while a new, combined source is being evaluated. Even if scheduling is accepted, it does not guarantee that the server will execute the tasks. A local script called cag_collector.sh is being researched and can be rebuilt using issuer dates and links from the source notes. Requests that did not use a custom User-Agent header worked after using Mozilla headers, which initially gave a 403 error. This is for research purposes only, and the primary training model, T5, has a 4.2406% error rate on 17 items and a 3.8935% error rate on 6 items that were held out. Two monitors, 305TLX04UTC and 306CAG/MUSep29, were created on September 29, but no position was taken.

A news scan found the headline was not available, but a data line from a crypto research fund showed the following information. The fund, which is for crypto research only, was not eligible, and the observation was made on 2026-09-12 at 02:16:18.235316+00:00. The source of the information was https://www.okx.com/api/v5/public/time, which had an offset of 0.0584 seconds and an uncertainty of 0.1413 seconds. Another source, https://www.okx.com/api/v5/public/funding-rate and https://www.okx.com/api/v5/public/open-interest, provided the following data for three cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, and SOL. For BTC, the funding rate was 0.2798 basis points and the settled rate was 0.3247 basis points, with an open interest of 27225.147 coins. For ETH, the funding rate was 0.74 basis points and the settled rate was 0.2743 basis points, with an open interest of 626625.698 coins. For SOL, the funding rate was 0.8213 basis points and the settled rate was 0.6055 basis points, with an open interest of 2722688.59 coins. A news scan also found data from https://www.circle.com/transparency, which showed the issuer date was September 10, 2026, and the balance was 74.06, with issue and redeem amounts for 7, 30, and 365 days. Another source, https://www.usdc.com/, had a raw CMS value of 74342664805.879211266, but the issuer date was not parsed. A stablecoin data source, https://stablecoins.llama.fi/stablecoin/2, showed a circulating value of 74462450366.86803, with breakdowns for Ethereum, Solana, and Hyperliquid L1. The flow is not buying, and the eligible amount is 0.

The fund is for research only and is not eligible. The data is from September 12, 2026, at 02:16:17. The source of the data is https://runway.adityaperswal.workers.dev/data/stock-bars, which provides columns for date, close price, prior 20-day average, 50-day simple moving average, 20-day average daily range, signal, and age in days. The stocks considered are FRO, STNG, VIST, SWKS, CCJ, and HWM. For example, FRO's data from the iex exchange on September 11, 2026, shows a close price of 49.240, a prior 20-day average of 48.440, a 50-day simple moving average of 40.841, and a 20-day average daily range of 1.261. A news scan found the following filings: VIST had filings on September 8, August 28, and August 17; SWKS had filings on September 11, September 9, and September 2; CCJ had filings on July 31 and July 27; and ALM had filings on August 17, August 12, and August 7. The SEC filings can be found at https://data.sec.gov/submissions/CIK{10digitCIK}.json. FRO declared a total dividend of 3.41 on September 11, which includes a special dividend of 0.80 and a Q2 dividend of 2.61, with an expected ex-date of September 18 and payment date of around September 28. The system attempted 6 tasks and completed them, with no orders placed.

A news scan found the headline about delayed earnings for CAG and LW. CONVEX is a system that helps with trading decisions, and it delayed research, but did not provide executable quotes, from 2026-09-12T02:16:05.213501+00:00 to 2026-09-12T02:16:05.736614+00:00. Stock data shows that on 2026-09-10, CAG's price was 14.7 and LW's price was 47.32, and on 2026-09-11, CAG's price was 14.6 and LW's price was 47.85. Option data is also available for these stocks. The decision to exit was made with a value of 0.

A trend fund manager completed daily inputs for the EEM fund on September 12, 2026, at 02:16:04. The last completed bar was on September 11, 2026, at 04:00:00, with a close price of 67.84. The simple moving average, or sma, over 200 days was 61.76, and the average true range, or atr, over 20 days was 0.95. A profit ratchet candidate was identified at 67.22. The order reference includes a quantity of 1 for EEM, a limit of 67.84, a stop at 65.93, and a target of 75.11. The data source is a stock bars feed. The action is for research only, with the next step to verify pending and filled orders and actual entry before any ratchet, and to never loosen the stop.

The Catalyst fund, which is for research only and has a size of 0, was updated on September 12, 2026, at 02:16:03 UTC. The fund manager reviewed the following SEC filings: CHWY on September 9, 2026, ASO on September 9, 2026, and LOVE on September 10, 2026. The manager also reviewed an 8-K filing from SFIX on July 28, 2026. Additionally, the manager looked at news releases from SAIL, KFY, and LOVE, which were published on September 9 and 10, 2026. The manager also checked the FDA website for information on GRAL, which has a meeting scheduled for September 23, 2026. The manager noted that the SEC filings may not be up to date with the latest news. The manager will review the results of LOVE on September 10, 2026, at 12:30, and SFIX on September 24, 2026, at 12:30, after the market closes on September 23. The manager also noted that the GRAL meeting on September 23 is not for approval. The manager has a strong cash position and will validate and verify the cash levels. No automatic orders were placed.

This message replaces a previous message about task 2501. It says that a combined task numbered 245 has been finished and a replacement task called GRAL has been kept. According to the current information, a task called SRRK was approved early on September 11. However, when trying to check the issuer's website directly, it did not open safely, so we cannot claim that this information was verified independently. There will be no trade related to SRRK on September 30, which is the PDUFA date. A review of GRAL is scheduled for September 18 and a panel discussion is set for September 23. The collector numbered 232 has not yet received the actual items, but a report was completed about 15 minutes ago and no orders were placed.

The research and journal were finished in about 14 minutes, which is under the 43-minute limit. The last 5 minutes were used for records and reporting, and there was no deadline overrun. Analyses numbered 2794 to 2801 covered statistical, technical, indicators, fundamental, consequences, backtest, simulation, and strategy aspects. A US screen recovered 12,024 out of 13,181 directory securities, and 1,554 were identified as price and turnover candidates. However, 1,157 were missing, including 613 with only alphabetic names, and only 7 overseas securities had a name quote probe or ADR primary check, which is not all-world coverage. A new CAG call on September 30 had 0 out of 9 calls, and the current put had 1 out of 9 over the cap. An LW call on October 6 had 0 out of 8 calls, and the put had 3 out of 8 over the cap, with 9 event sensitivity having 3 out of 9. All cash of $178.71 was the reason for failed entry gates and current premium, and no orders, holdings, or closed trades were needed. The BB monitor had 289 resolved issues, and 301 CAG and 302 LW issues were armed for the 03:04 UTC handoff. Collector 232 was tested at 02:14 for both 200, and the scheduler accepted it, but the actual first run is pending. Existing receipts for 192, 199, 210, and 230 are complete. There are still 277 TLX issues left to review, but only the TLX status review is partial, and CPI, KR, and HOFT have not been redone. A missing decision is not pending. SRRK is part of the 245 stale issues since the user context reports approval on September 11, and that branch must be retired and GRAL preserved before future use. The next NOK primary date is October 22, and an ADR 8 event study and October 30 contracts will be built if time allows. ACVA has 86.4553% remaining cash deals spread and undated closing, and TNON repayment is past. MARA calendar has no upcoming reject. Exact option fees and deliverables, and costed option history, are still gaps. Stock RSI control is not an option backtest. There is no new fund recommendation.

A news scan found the script output: Local test on September 12 at 02:14:07-08UTC showed both HTTP 200, no pagination, and no missing data, with output under 2000 characters, and valid JSON. The daily rows for CAG were 14.6 and for LW were 47.85, with calls at 0.20 and 0.38, and puts at 0.60 and 0.55 on September 11. The installation of 480 minutes with 80 runs covers October 6, but the actual scheduler receipt must be checked later. Frozen analyses from 2794 to 2801 showed no executable option backtest. The script used is a Python program that imports necessary libraries and defines a function to fetch data from a website. The function takes an item, which is a tuple containing the data source and symbols, and returns a dictionary with the data source, status code, next page token, rows, and missing symbols. The script then uses a thread pool executor to map this function to a list of items, which includes stock bars for CAG and LW, and option bars for specific contracts. The output of the script is a list of dictionaries, each representing the result of the function for a particular item. The script prints the results in JSON format, along with a message indicating that the research is delayed and not executable.

A news scan found the text describing the C91202 preregistered static-exit comparator, which is not a replacement of the frozen ETH rule. Before results, the system ran tests on the top 10 most volatile assets, including BTC, ETH, LTC, XRP, SOL, HYPE, LINK, and UNI, using daily and hourly bars for the 15, 20, and 30 day high and half-lookback low. The system was trained on data from 2024 to 2025 and tested on a held-out time period from January 1, 2026, to September 11, 2026, which is a previously examined market that is not new, also known as out-of-sample or OOS. The next exact open entry was determined by the Average True Range, or ATR, of 14 days from completed prior days in Coordinated Universal Time, or UTC, with a stop loss set at 2 times the ATR and a target solved for a net 3 times the risk, or 3R, with a 20-day timeout. The stop and target were fixed, with no dynamic trailing stop that adds 2R. A 25 basis point fee was credited to each asset on each side, with 10 to 20 basis points of lippage, which refers to the difference between the expected price of a trade and the actual price. If the price gapped through the stop or target, the position was filled, with a dual hit stop triggered first. The system did not use live 15-minute checks for idealized stops within a bar, and did not allow same-bar entry and exit, which could lead to overly optimistic results. The system was explicitly a research comparator to quantify regimes, not a trade authorization system. All 24 cells and names were retained, with no selection of the best parameters. The vectorbt initialization cash and raw wealth assertion were less than 1e-9, which is a very small number. The historical top 10 selection survivorship remained, but HYPE lacked training data from 2024 to 2025. The frozen ETH policy and missed Friday path remained separate.

A news scan found the following trading update: On September 12 at 02:00 UTC, a process was completed in approximately 7 minutes. This process involved analyzing 6 different types of data, including technical signals, implementation, distribution and correlation, simulation, issuer fundamentals, and consequences. The analysis used data from 9 sources and included various numbers. The top 3 results were EEM with a percentage of 34.203759%, QQQ with 23.698782%, and IWM with 23.457265%. Seven of the results were above the Simple Moving Average, which is a calculation used to smooth out price data. A pending order for EEM was set with a limit price of 67.84 and a stop price of 65.93, with a target price of 75.11. This order is set to expire on September 15 at 02:06 UTC and has a time horizon of 1 to 3 months. The order will not be considered invested until it is filled. The prices of QQQ and IWM, at 714.88 and 288.89 respectively, exceed the cap of 212.7475, but this does not reject the signal. The fund has 238.28 committed, with 67.84 committed to the pending order, leaving 170.44 uncommitted. No substitutions or new universe names will be made, and no repeat concept backtest will be done. The next review will be at 04:00 UTC, and on Monday, monitor 300 will be reviewed. A collector, which is a tool used to gather data, has been tested locally and will be audited in the next run. The system calculates daily EEM Simple Moving Average, Average True Range, and ratchet inputs, but does not trade. The ratchet, which is a mechanism used to adjust the stop price, will be set to the maximum of the existing stop, the 200-day Simple Moving Average, and the high price minus 2 times the 20-day Average True Range, but only once the trade is profitable. The current input of 67.21972 is not active because the trade is not yet profitable. The actual fill price will be reconciled with the pending limit exits, and the stop price will never be lowered. The 9 signals will be recomputed each run, but the initial selection will be retained until the monthly rerank or a stop is reached. There will be no trend closes, and three initial research lessons have been recorded. There is a gap in that the top 3 selected cannot all be implemented with the current whole-share and cap constraints, and no fictitious fill or cash-as-bearish claim will be made.

On 2026-09-12 at 02UTC, the fund manager made decisions based on a question tree. The question tree had four parts: execution, data, signal, and persistence. Execution considered capital, with $238.28 in the fund and $850.99 in the account, and $212.7475 in capital. It also considered lot granularity, which means the size of each trade, and timing, which is when trades are made. For stocks, trades are made during closed sessions, and for crypto, trades are made 24 hours a day. Data looked at histories, including 252-session returns for stocks and 365-day returns for crypto, with a 5-year target. It also considered adjustments, such as dividend-adjusted stock prices, and completeness, including the last finished daily bar and pagination, which is the process of dividing data into pages. The signal part considered trend, using the close price versus the Simple Moving Average of 200 days, and selection, ranking qualifying returns and choosing the top 3. Exits were based on the Average True Range over 20 days and a 60-day gain at the 90th percentile. Persistence considered the initial empty book, which will be initialized with an allocation, and later runs, which will be monthly or stopped if necessary. Operations included queued fills, which are trades waiting to be executed, and ratcheting, which is the process of gradually increasing or decreasing positions. The premises, or assumptions, were that the fund would invest in a fixed universe of nine assets, and a specific fixed rule would supersede generic backtests and other overlays, such as the Kelly criterion and 3R overlays. The goal was to invest according to the rule, with constraints including signals, fund cap, and whole shares. Since the journal is empty, there are no prior lessons to apply, and there is no need to recover losses, so sizes and exits will not be changed.

The C91202 question tree is being reviewed before searching. Initially, there was no new major entry and the edge for six trades in Ethereum was uncertain, so the desire to recover $349.01 was set aside. The resolution involved completing the daily and hourly bars in UTC time and timestamped quotes, and discarding partial bars and media return anecdotes. The question tree has four main parts: Can we execute what was tested, including checking the integrity of the universe, time, and capacity, with points such as published pairs versus live assets, missing or zero-volume days, completed hours, and missed signals, as well as current fund cap and bid/ask costs; Is there an independent edge, looking at momentum, leverage, and liquidity, including daily versus hourly definitions, funding historical percentile, and issuer issuance/redemptions periods; What structural source could change the conclusion, including adoption, security, and other expressions like US crypto equities/ETFs and non-US listings; Can the payoff survive being wrong, considering exits, sizing, and points like ATR and >=3R net, 15-minute gaps, half Kelly, and correlated positions.

A news scan found the following trading plan notes. The plan started at 02:01:33 UTC with a 43-minute ceiling and a final 5-minute reserve. The initial budget was $850.99 in equity and $178.71 in fund cash. The goal was to find a qualified long option with binding constraints on coverage, premium, and execution session. The plan had a question tree with four main points: 1. Coverage, which included checking all US listings for completeness and price eligibility, and overseas listings for ADR and ETF instruments. 2. Changed originals, which included checking the FDA status of TLX and earnings net expansion. 3. Payoff, which included checking for affordable near-strike options and robust history. 4. Survival, which included checking for half Kelly criteria and follow-up strategies. The plan aimed to resolve daily event returns without inferred executable close fills, and noted that signed coverage cannot be replaced by absolute median.

The automated trading fund manager has a set of rules to make decisions. The manager considers that upcoming events may cause big price changes, but the last three trades were losses and early news from the FDA can change planned exits. To resolve this, the manager checks the exact day and session of the event, and reviews the execution only if the potential profit is high enough. The manager uses a question tree to make decisions, starting with the least predictable questions. The questions are: 1. Is the event still in the future? 1.1 Has the FDA outcome already been published? The manager checks the original sources, such as the issuer, ASX, and FDA, and also checks if there is an early approval that supersedes the old date. 1.2 Are there any new, untracked dates? The manager checks all US listings and calendars, overseas issuer calendars, and crypto protocol original dates. 2. Is the potential profit economic? 2.1 Can the profit be captured in cash? The manager checks funded sales versus backlog, financing and dilution, and payer and manufacturing limits. 2.2 What are the expectations? The manager checks preannouncements, primary evidence versus recycled news, and competitors and second and third order effects. 3. Is there an executable edge? 3.1 Is the history reliable? The manager checks prior earnings first news dates, feed and splits and missing sessions, and fixed training and held out period. 3.2 Is the net payoff positive? The manager checks CLI diagnostic and vectorbt fees and slippage, 3R target evidence, and half Kelly and Monte Carlo gap loss. 4. Can the trade survive? 4.1 What is the account balance, $850.99, and fund balance, $49.14? The manager checks whole share feasibility, overlapping event risk, and pending orders and monitor coverage. 4.2 Is there accountability for rejection? The manager records every measured input, preserves negative tests, and checks for named source gaps and 04UTC handoff. The last 5 minutes are reserved for records, lessons, and reports, with a hard limit of 42 planned and 45 maximum.

A fund for crypto research made observations on September 12, 2026, at 02:01:53. The data came from two sources: https://runway.adityaperswal.workers.dev/data/crypto-snapshots and https://blockstream.info/liquid/api/blocks. The fund looked at several cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others. For example, Bitcoin had a buy price of 77266.082 and a sell price of 77282.658, with an age of 52, which means the data is 52 seconds old. The hurdle percentage, which is the minimum percentage change required for a trade to be made, was 0.523 for Bitcoin. Similar data was reported for other cryptocurrencies, including Ethereum, Solana, and USDC. The fund also reported on the depth of the market in US dollars, which is a measure of the amount of buy and sell orders at different prices. Additionally, the fund reported on the status of some Bitcoin transactions, including one with 598.50055529 Bitcoins and another with 3601.47207156 Bitcoins. There was also a note about a block with an age of 44 seconds and a tip, which is a small payment made to the person who solves a complex math problem to validate a block of transactions. The note also mentioned an error and an operator note about a theft of Bitcoin from the Liquid Network, with a claim and a hash code. The fund attempted to access 7 panels and was successful, but did not make any sales or recoveries.

A fund manager's notes from September 12, 2026, show research on the supply fund. The notes list the status of various companies and systems, including Maersk, Typhoon, Hapag, SeaIntel, WH, Bombardier, GD, CENTCOM, FRO, STNG, ASPI, ACP, SEI, OESX, Canada, FTK, AVAV, SSL, and ACSArelay. The notes also mention a signal from LPG, which is a type of energy source, with a daily close price of 55.18 on September 11, 2026. The signal is false and the fund is not eligible for execution. The notes end with a statement that the LPG panel was attempted but missing data do not constitute a false signal.

A news scan found the headline is not available, but a data line shows a fund named crypto with research-only eligibility set to 0, observed on 2026-09-12T02:01:12.869134+00:00, from the source https://runway.adityaperswal.workers.dev/data/crypto-bars. The data includes three cryptocurrency symbols: BTC, ETH, and SOL. For BTC, on 2026-09-12T01:00:00+00:00, the close price was 77249.807, the prior 480-hour high was 82233.502538071, and no signal was generated, with eligibility set to false, due to a frozen rolling threshold. For ETH, on 2026-09-12T01:00:00+00:00, the close price was 2514.15, the prior 480-hour high was 2664.8535, and one signal was observed in the last 24 hours, but no signal was generated, with eligibility set to false, also due to a frozen rolling threshold. For SOL, on 2026-09-12T01:00:00+00:00, the close price was 102.035, the prior 480-hour high was 110.5357, and no signal was generated, with eligibility set to false, again due to a frozen rolling threshold. The notes for all three symbols mention that a quote, cost, exit, and sizing review is required. The audit ended with no orders placed.

A fund for crypto research was observed on 2026-09-12T01:31:49.439757+00:00. The data came from two sources: https://runway.adityaperswal.workers.dev/data/crypto-snapshots and https://blockstream.info/liquid/api/blocks. The fund looked at several cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others. For example, Bitcoin had a buy price of 77291.948 and a sell price of 77317.443, with an age of 47, which means the price was last updated 47 seconds ago, and it was considered okay, with a depth in USD of 76.6/76.7 and a hurdle percentage of 0.535, which is a measure of how much the price needs to move to reach a certain level. Other cryptocurrencies had similar data, with their own buy and sell prices, ages, and hurdle percentages. There were 8 out of 10 fresh quotes. The recipient had 598.50055529 Bitcoin, with a mempool net of 0.00014715 and 310 transactions. The reserve had 3601.47207156 Bitcoin, with a mempool net of 0.0 and 597 transactions. A recent page had 57 items, but it was not a full history. The tip, or most recent block, was 4053463, with an age of 99 seconds and a timestamp of 1789176610. There was an error, a ConnectTimeout, which means the connection to the server timed out. The operator had 3 notes and a hash of 1e913157cc811e629b1b86d4db894412f924f07ea0928c7aa1a3e183681de0ca, with a claim about a theft of bitcoin from the Liquid Network. The fund attempted 7 out of 7 panels, but was not eligible, and the balances were not sales or recovery.

A fund called Catalyst Research Only has no size and is showing compact receipts. The information comes from the PRE91108 archive. On 2026-09-12 at 01:31:17.741650+00:00, the fund had the following updates: a news scan found the headline about CNXC with a filing date of 2026-08-14 for a SCHEDULE 13G form. Another news scan found the headline from TBNnews on September 8, 2026, about Tamboran delivering first gas sales. There was also a corporate calendar update from TBN. Additionally, there were updates about NEOV on 2026-09-09 and SRRK on September 11, 2026, about FDA approval. The fund also tracks groups including SRRK, SCHL, and PRAX, and had exit decisions for NEOV on September 22 and TBN on September 25. This information comes from 7 panels with a raw sha of e4fe705f137d1d9881f0a0674a8c6cd6028404fa5c365403b963a4a4ce03dbd4.

A news scan found the following data line: this is an audit of an automated trading fund manager's notes. The fund is called crypto and it is for research only, with 0 eligible and observed on 2026-09-12T01:31:09.619121+00:00 from the source https://runway.adityaperswal.workers.dev/data/crypto-bars. The data includes three sets of information for the symbols BTC, ETH, and SOL. For BTC, there were no signals in the last 24 hours, the hour was 2026-09-12T00:00:00+00:00, the close was 77270.9, the prior 480 hours high was 82233.502538071, complete 480 was true, the signal was false, eligible was false, and the note was that the rolling threshold was frozen and a review of quote, cost, exit, and sizing was required. For ETH, there was one signal in the last 24 hours, the hour was 2026-09-12T00:00:00+00:00, the close was 2510.51, the prior 480 hours high was 2664.8535, complete 480 was true, the signal was false, eligible was false, and the note was the same as for BTC. For SOL, there were no signals in the last 24 hours, the hour was 2026-09-12T00:00:00+00:00, the close was 101.935, the prior 480 hours high was 110.5357, complete 480 was true, the signal was false, eligible was false, and the note was the same as for BTC and ETH. The audit ended with no orders.

A news scan found the following data: CONVEX research only, which means this is for research purposes of the Convex trading fund. The data includes delayed trade bars, not executable quotes, starting at 2026-09-12T01:31:08.365709+00:00. The data is divided into two parts: stock bars and option bars. The stock bars data has a status of 200, which means the request was successful, and a cutoff time of 2026-09-12T01:11:08.365709+00:00. The data includes information on the following stocks: EPM, HAIN, HITI, and ZUMZ. For example, EPM had a closing price of 3.84, a high of 3.87, a low of 3.675, and a volume of 559619 on 2026-09-10T04:00:00Z. The option bars data also has a status of 200 and a cutoff time of 2026-09-12T01:11:08.365709+00:00. The data includes information on the following options: HITI261016C00002500 and HITI261016P00002500. For example, HITI261016C00002500 had a closing price of 0.31, a high of 0.34, a low of 0.25, and a volume of 121 on 2026-09-09T04:00:00Z. The data ended at 2026-09-12T01:31:09.378885+00:00.

A fund for crypto research was observed on 2026-09-12T01:16:02.556144+00:00. The fund is not eligible, meaning it does not meet certain criteria, and has a value of 0. The data comes from https://www.okx.com/api/v5/public/time with an offset of 0.0746 seconds and an uncertainty of 0.0772 seconds. Additional data comes from https://www.okx.com/api/v5/public/funding-rate and https://www.okx.com/api/v5/public/open-interest. The funding rate, which is the interest rate paid by buyers of a currency, and the open interest, which is the total amount of outstanding contracts, were collected for several cryptocurrencies. For Bitcoin, the funding rate was 0.2431 basis points and the settled rate was 0.3247 basis points, with an open interest of 27204.43 coins. For Ethereum, the funding rate was 0.5703 basis points and the settled rate was 0.2743 basis points, with an open interest of 624962.227 coins. For Solana, the funding rate was 0.7221 basis points and the settled rate was 0.6055 basis points, with an open interest of 2721661.92 coins. Data on issuer supply comes from https://www.circle.com/transparency, showing that on September 10, 2026, the total circulation was 74.06 billion, with 6.66 billion issued and 6.91 billion redeemed in the last 7 days, and 38.06 billion issued and 36.04 billion redeemed in the last 30 days. Data from https://stablecoins.llama.fi/stablecoin/2 shows that on a certain date, the total circulating supply was 74359078092.87523, with 46698049086.96 on Ethereum, 6988449605.74 on Solana, and 6839110360.24 on Hyperliquid L1. The flow is not buying and the fund remains not eligible with a value of 0.

The fund is for research purposes only and is not eligible. On 2026-09-12T01:16:02.414173+00:00, the fund reviewed stock data from the source https://runway.adityaperswal.workers.dev/data/stock-bars, which includes columns for date, close price, prior 20-day average, 50-day simple moving average, 20-day average daily range, signal, and age in days. The fund looked at the following stocks: FRO, which traded at 49.240 on 2026-09-11, STNG, which traded at 84.450 on 2026-09-11, VIST, which traded at 76.270 on 2026-09-11, SWKS, which traded at 88.350 on 2026-09-11, CCJ, which traded at 96.680 on 2026-09-11, and HWM, which traded at 229.610 on 2026-09-11. The fund also reviewed SEC filings for VIST, SWKS, CCJ, and ALM. FRO declared a total dividend of 3.41 on September 11, which includes a special dividend of 0.80 and a Q2 dividend of 2.61, with an expected ex-dividend date of September 18 and a payment date of around September 28. The fund attempted 6 tasks and completed all of them, with no missing or error information, and no orders were placed.