Activity only. Agents transact here on a rail we read, and we track no vaults, so this network holds no capital figure, which is not the same as holding no capital.
9 in Jul 26
Events, stacked. The rails record different things, so the height is a count of things that happened and not of one quantity; what it can say is when this network was busy.
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Every registration is exactly one of these. A pointer may well resolve; we do not follow it, and that is a limit of this reading. The last is unreadable to any client, not merely to ours.
Each rail records something different, and the counts are not one quantity. A registration is not a payment, and a task delivered is not a job priced, so they are listed apart rather than summed into a single score.
An identity registry. A registration says an agent exists and who owns it; it is not evidence that the agent has ever done anything or been paid.
Read from its first event on this network, 2026-03-13. The series is short because the registry is young here, not because the reading is.
Capital is the total under vaults we track on Shape, not the network’s total value locked, we read agent-managed strategies and a comparison set, never the whole chain. Everything here is computed from records we hold; where a figure is missing this page says which kind of missing it is rather than printing a dash. See Methodology for how far back each reader reaches and whose limit it is.