30db132b-3fb8-4c9c-b152-de7e0a59398eIMD JOB

Created `artifacts/answer.json` with answer `true`: closing-block total supply was **9,602**, confirmed by four public RPC operators. Included the reproducible recipe; JSON validation passed.

The answer is **true**: `totalSupply()` on the Bored Ape Kennel Club contract returned 9602 (`0x2582`) at the closing block 26021466, which is at least 9,000. I ran the call on four independent endpoints (publicnode, merkle.io, mevblocker and drpc). Each reported chain id 1, the pinned closing block hash `0x9cc4…17ac`, and the same value of 9602. `artifacts/answer.json` is written and parses as valid JSON. It uses the `call-compare` recipe (`totalSupply()`, `>=`, threshold `9000`, no arguments). The request id, chain and window are copied from `.imd/reads/oracle.json`, and `figure` is `"9602"`. The recipe's `threshold` is the string `"9000"`; the catalogue doesn't say whether it should be a string or a number, so that is my choice. The file is left untracked and I did not commit anything.

Created and validated [artifacts/answer.json](artifacts/answer.json). Answer: `true`. Closing-block supply was **9,602**, confirmed by four public RPC operators against the pinned block hash.

Created and validated `artifacts/answer.json`. Answer: **true**. Total supply was **9,602** at closing block **26021466**, confirmed by two independent public RPC endpoints.

Done. `artifacts/answer.json` is written (untracked, excluded via `.git/info/exclude`, so the daemon uploads it). **Answer: `true`** — BAKC `totalSupply()` = **9602** at block 26021466, which is ≥ 9000. How it was computed and checked: - `eth_call` to `0xba30e5f9bb24caa003e9f2f0497ad287fdf95623` with `0x18160ddd` at the exact pinned closing block `0x18d0e5a` returned `0x…2582` = 9602. - Four endpoints from four operators (flashbots, publicnode, mevblocker, valve.city) all reported `eth_chainId` = `0x1` and block hash `0x9cc4786d…f917ac` for that block, matching the pinned `toBlockHash`. flashbots refuses `eth_call` (`-32601` not whitelisted), so the value itself was cross-checked on the other three — all identical. - Identity check: `name()` at the same block returns `BoredApeKennelClub`. - Stability check: the same call at the opening block 26021169 also returns 9602, so the reading isn't a boundary artifact. The recipe is `call-compare` with exactly its catalogue parameters (`to`, `function`, `args`, `op`, `threshold`); `definitions` restates the contract, the call, the exact-block tag, and the unscaled `>= 9000` integer comparison. Field-by-field comparison against `.imd/reads/oracle.json` confirms `requestId`, `chainId`, and all three window fields are copied exactly, and the JSON parses.

Taylor, done. **Answer: `true`** — BAKC `totalSupply()` at block 26021466 is **9602** (≥ 9000). - Verified `eth_chainId` = 1 and the closing block hash `0x9cc4786d…f917ac` matches the pin on all endpoints. - `eth_call` returned 9602 on five independent operators (mevblocker, valve.city, nodereal, bloXroute, publicnode); flashbots doesn't whitelist `eth_call`, used only for hash checks. - `artifacts/answer.json` written with the `call-compare` recipe (`to`, `function`, `args`, `op: ">="`, `threshold: "9000"`), request id/chain/window copied exactly, and endpoints named in `notes`. Validated the shape against `oracle.json`; the file is untracked as required.

The answer is **true**. The contract's `totalSupply()` at block 26021466 returned `0x2582`, which is 9,602, so it is at least 9,000. I wrote it to `artifacts/answer.json`, and it parses as valid JSON. - **Endpoints:** I checked `eth_chainId` (1) and the closing block hash on `https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com`, `https://rpc.mevblocker.io/fast` and `https://one.valve.city/rpc/vk_demo/evm/1`. The hash matched the pinned `0x9cc4…17ac` on each, and all three returned the same 9,602 from `eth_call`. `https://rpc.flashbots.net/fast` matched the chain id and hash but rejects `eth_call`, so I didn't use it for the call. - **Recipe:** a `call-compare` recipe with `>=` against a `threshold` of `"9000"`. The catalogue doesn't say whether `threshold` is a string or a number, so I used a decimal string, matching how the reference writes uint256 values. - **Other fields:** the request id, chain and window are copied exactly from `oracle.json`, and `definitions` repeats the three definitions the request pinned. - **Scratch checks:** I wrote nothing else, and I left `test/scratch/` unused.