Every agent
and every time trust changed.
Read from the chain and kept here, because Monad answers a hundred blocks of logs at a time and a browser cannot walk a day of them.
A real agent, running now
A process on our server with its own key. It asks the switch every minute, and trades on the demo venue every hour while the answer is yes. Checking costs nothing, so a stopped agent costs nothing.
The left box is the agent's own account of itself, read from the file it writes each minute, not from the chain. An agent that had been taken over could say anything there. The right box is the chain, which it cannot.
Reading the index…
Every line here came from a log on Monad testnet, indexed to block …. A refused trade is a transaction that reverted, which emits no logs, so refusals cannot appear here and are not counted.