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Created [artifacts/answer.json](/home/imd-worker/.identitymd/work/8720e2f8-7aad-4d18-baaa-48ea162ba41f/d34b91d6-4b1a-4fa7-89e2-4bb4f1326263/artifacts/answer.json). Selected floor: `149981200000000000` wei from OpenSea’s fresh collection stats. The file includes CoinGecko/OpenSea attempts, contract scope, discrepancy, and on-chain transfer/receipt evidence. Validation passed: `ok`.

Created [artifacts/answer.json](/Users/sagark/.identitymd/work/8720e2f8-7aad-4d18-baaa-48ea162ba41f/d34b91d6-4b1a-4fa7-89e2-4bb4f1326263/artifacts/answer.json). Validated with the provided checker: `ok`.

Created [artifacts/answer.json](/home/imd/.identitymd/work/8720e2f8-7aad-4d18-baaa-48ea162ba41f/d34b91d6-4b1a-4fa7-89e2-4bb4f1326263/artifacts/answer.json). Validated successfully: `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`.

Created [artifacts/answer.json](/home/seat2/.identitymd/work/8720e2f8-7aad-4d18-baaa-48ea162ba41f/d34b91d6-4b1a-4fa7-89e2-4bb4f1326263/artifacts/answer.json). Selected OpenSea’s fresh ETH listing floor: `149983999900000000` wei. It documents both API attempts, the CoinGecko discrepancy, contract scope, and pinned-window receipt evidence. Validated successfully: `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`.

Created [artifacts/answer.json](/root/.identitymd/work/8720e2f8-7aad-4d18-baaa-48ea162ba41f/d34b91d6-4b1a-4fa7-89e2-4bb4f1326263/artifacts/answer.json). Validated successfully: `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`.

Check passes. Summary: computed mfers floor via OpenSea v2 (`0.1499872 ETH` = `149987200000000000` wei), cross-checked with CoinGecko NFT API (0.623% diff, within tolerance), verified the shared contract on both providers, and corroborated onchain activity (31 Transfer logs) over the pinned block window via public RPC. Written to `artifacts/answer.json`; `check-answer.mjs` reports `ok`.

Created [artifacts/answer.json](/home/imd/.identitymd/work/8720e2f8-7aad-4d18-baaa-48ea162ba41f/d34b91d6-4b1a-4fa7-89e2-4bb4f1326263/artifacts/answer.json). It reports the OpenSea ETH floor as `149990399900000000` wei, includes both API attempts and on-chain corroboration, and passes the required validator (`ok`).

Check passes. The answer file at `artifacts/answer.json` reports the mfers listing floor as **149996399900000000 wei** (0.1499963999 ETH), sourced from OpenSea's collection stats endpoint per the floorRule (preferred over CoinGecko's 0.150922 ETH, a +0.617% difference, both reported). It includes contract verification, both API attempts with results, and 3 decoded Seaport `OrderFulfilled` sales from the pinned block window as onchain corroboration (none substituted for the floor).

Check passed (`ok`). Summary: `artifacts/answer.json` reports the mfers listing floor as **149990399900000000 wei** (0.1499903999 ETH), sourced from OpenSea v2 collection stats (`total.floor_price`, ETH-denominated) per the floorRule preference, cross-checked against CoinGecko's fresh floor (0.150922 ETH, 0.62% difference, below the 1% investigation threshold). Notes document both API calls with timestamps, the verified contract (`0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f`), and the onchain Transfer-log corroboration attempt for the 3 most recent transfers in the pinned block window — none decoded to a known marketplace sale-event signature, so no sale price was substituted for the floor, per the rules.

I wrote `artifacts/answer.json` with a floor of 149993400000000000 wei (0.1499934 ETH). `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`. The three-sale cross-check is not done. - **Collection:** mfers is contract `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f` on chain 1. Both providers list only that Ethereum contract, so no token-id filter applies. - **OpenSea:** `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` returned HTTP 200 without a key. `total.floor_price` was 0.1499934 with symbol ETH, fetched 2026-09-21 at about 21:27 UTC. I used this one, per the floor rule. - **CoinGecko:** `https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/nfts/mfers` returned HTTP 200 with a floor of 0.150922 ETH and no `last_updated` field. That is 0.62% above OpenSea, under the 1% threshold, so I put no discrepancy in the notes beyond the size of the gap. - **Sales:** OpenSea's sale-events endpoint needs an API key, and I had none. I did not decode Seaport receipts from RPC for blocks 26021228 to 26028374. The notes say so and report no sales. - **Recipe:** `panel`, with source `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats`.

I wrote `artifacts/answer.json` with a floor of 149990399900000000 wei (0.1499903999 ETH), and `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`. I did not do the on-chain cross-check of the latest sales, so that part of the request is missing. - **Contract:** CoinGecko lists mfers on Ethereum at `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f`. It is a standalone ERC721, so no project or token-id filter applies. - **OpenSea:** `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` returned HTTP 200 without a key. `total.floor_price` is 0.1499903999 ETH, and I selected it as the floor under the request's floor rule. The response has no `last_updated`. - **CoinGecko:** `https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/nfts/mfers` returned HTTP 200 with a native floor of 0.150922 ETH. The difference from OpenSea is 0.61%, under the 1% threshold, and I put it down to different refresh times rather than checking further. I did not see a `last_updated` field in that response either. - **Sales:** I did not decode any Seaport `OrderFulfilled` receipts for blocks 26021228–26028374. The notes say this, and no floor is inferred from sales. - **Recipe:** a `panel` recipe with `source` set to the OpenSea stats URL. I first wrote the `window` keys in the wrong order, which the check rejected, so I reordered them to match `oracle.json`.

Created and validated [artifacts/answer.json](/home/imd1/.identitymd/work/8720e2f8-7aad-4d18-baaa-48ea162ba41f/d34b91d6-4b1a-4fa7-89e2-4bb4f1326263/artifacts/answer.json). The checker reports `ok`.

Taylor, done. `artifacts/answer.json` passes `check-answer.mjs`: mfers floor = 149999400000000000 wei (0.1499994 ETH), sourced from OpenSea v2 stats (`https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats`), cross-checked against CoinGecko (0.615% diff, both agree within tolerance), contract and block-hash verified onchain via public RPC.

I wrote `artifacts/answer.json` with a floor of 149996399900000000 wei (0.1499963999 ETH), but I did not do the onchain sales cross-check. `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`. - **Source:** OpenSea `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` returned 200 without a key. `total.floor_price` was 0.1499963999 ETH, retrieved 2026-09-21T21:25:59Z. The OpenSea slug `mfers` matches, and the recipe is a `panel` recipe citing that URL. - **CoinGecko cross-check:** `https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/nfts/mfers` returned 200 with a floor of 0.150922 ETH and no `last_updated` field. That is about 0.61% above OpenSea, under the 1% threshold. I selected OpenSea, as the request's floor rule prefers, and did not average the two. - **Contract scope:** CoinGecko lists the collection at `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f` on Ethereum. I treated it as a dedicated contract with no token-id restriction, but I did not verify that on chain. - **Not done:** I did not decode Seaport `OrderFulfilled` events from receipts in blocks 26021228–26028374, and I used no RPC, so the pinned closing hash was not verified. OpenSea's one-day figures show 4 sales for 0.611 ETH, which I noted for context only. The notes in the file state all of this.

Created [artifacts/answer.json](/home/worker/.identitymd/work/8720e2f8-7aad-4d18-baaa-48ea162ba41f/d34b91d6-4b1a-4fa7-89e2-4bb4f1326263/artifacts/answer.json). Selected floor: `150010100000000000` wei. Validation passed: `check-answer.mjs` printed `ok`.

I wrote `artifacts/answer.json` with a floor of **150002300000000000 wei** (0.1500023 ETH), and `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`. The recipe is a `panel` recipe citing `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats`. The three-sale cross-check is not done. - **Collection:** CoinGecko id `mfers` maps to the contract `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f` on Ethereum. It is the collection's own contract, so no token-id filter is needed. The OpenSea slug is also `mfers`. - **OpenSea:** the stats endpoint returned HTTP 200 without a key. `total.floor_price` is 0.1500023 ETH and the symbol is ETH. I used it because the collection scope matches. It supplies no `last_updated` time; I retrieved it live at 2026-09-21T21:24Z. - **CoinGecko:** `GET /api/v3/nfts/mfers` returned HTTP 200 with a floor of 0.150922 ETH. It also supplies no `last_updated` time. - **Discrepancy:** the two floors differ by 0.61%, under the 1% threshold. I put it down to snapshot timing, which I did not confirm. - **Sales:** the OpenSea sales-events endpoint returned HTTP 401 for a missing API key, and I did not scan the chain for Seaport sale events over blocks 26021228–26028374. The notes state this limitation, and no decoded sales are reported. I also used no RPC, so I never verified the pinned closing block hash myself. I first wrote the `window` keys in the wrong order and the checker rejected it. I reordered them to match `oracle.json`.

`artifacts/answer.json` is written and `check-answer.mjs` prints **ok** (exit 0). It's untracked (excluded via `.git/info/exclude`), as required. **Answer: `150005400000000000` wei** (0.1500054 ETH) — the current mfers listing floor. How it was reached: - **Collection pinned.** CoinGecko id `mfers` → `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f` on `ethereum`. OpenSea slug `mfers` resolves to that same single contract (`total_supply` 10021). Verified onchain: `name()`=`mfer`, `symbol()`=`MFER`, `totalSupply()`=10021. One contract, so no project/token-id sub-filter. - **Both providers attempted.** OpenSea `/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` → HTTP 200, `total.floor_price` 0.1500054, symbol `ETH`, `Last-Modified` 2026-09-21T21:22:32Z (50 s old at read). CoinGecko `/api/v3/nfts/mfers` → HTTP 200, `floor_price.native_currency` 0.150922. Per the request's `floorRule`, OpenSea is selected; CoinGecko is reported, not averaged. Spread is 0.611%, under the 1% investigate threshold. - **Access failures reported.** OpenSea `listings/collection/.../best` and `chain/ethereum/contract/.../nfts` both returned **401 Missing an API Key** — no key exists in this environment, so per-listing enumeration and the events feed were unusable. The unauthenticated stats route carried the floor. - **Onchain cross-check over exactly the pinned blocks.** Pinned hash for 26028374 confirmed on two independent endpoints (publicnode, flashbots). 31 mfers `Transfer` logs / 31 txs in the window; 9 are real marketplace settlements. Latest three decoded: Blur v2 `Execution721Packed` token 7551 at 0.1526968999 ETH (block 26026000), Blur v2 token 2741 at 0.1535906999 ETH (26024851), Seaport 1.6 `OrderFulfilled` token 3053 at 0.155199 ETH total consideration (26024792). All sit 1.8–3.5% above the selected floor, which is the expected direction. Ten flat-0.165-ETH txs through an escrow listing protocol (`listNFT`/`ListingStaged`/`NFTListed`) and three bare transfers were excluded as non-sales. One caveat worth stating plainly: the OpenSea floor is live and drifted in the 6th decimal between reads within the same minute (0.1500146 at 21:20:15Z → 0.1500054 at 21:23:22Z), so the exact wei is timestamped rather than stable — panel members reading a minute apart may land on slightly different low-order digits.

Check passes with `ok`. **Result:** artifacts/answer.json written — mfers listing floor = 150014600000000000 wei (0.1500146 ETH), sourced from OpenSea collection stats (per floorRule, preferred over CoinGecko's 0.150922 ETH; 0.6% difference, within tolerance). Cross-checked on-chain: scanned all 31 Transfer events for the mfers contract over the pinned window, found and decoded exactly one Seaport-fulfilled sale (~0.16 WETH via an aggregator route), consistent with but not substituted for the floor. Full sourcing, both API attempts, and the on-chain evidence are in `notes`.

I wrote `artifacts/answer.json` with the floor at **150014600000000000 wei** (0.1500146 ETH), and `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`. Only this floor is checkable at all: it is an off-chain listing, so the pinned blocks can't reproduce it. The recipe is a `panel` recipe citing the OpenSea stats URL. - **Floor source:** OpenSea `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` returned HTTP 200 unauthenticated, with `total.floor_price` 0.1500146 ETH. I fetched it around 21:20 UTC on 2026-09-21. OpenSea supplied no last-updated time. - **Collection scope:** the mfers contract is `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f` on chain 1. The OpenSea slug `mfers` resolves to it, and no token-id filter is needed. - **CoinGecko check:** `https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/nfts/mfers` returned HTTP 200 with a floor of 0.150922 ETH and no last-updated time. That is about 0.6% above OpenSea, under the 1% investigation threshold. I used OpenSea as the floor rule prefers and did not average. - **Pinned block:** the closing block hash matched on three RPCs (flashbots, mevblocker, valve.city). - **Sales:** the scan found 31 mfers Transfer logs in the window. I decoded Seaport `OrderFulfilled` events from the receipts of the latest three sales: | Block | Token | Price | Tx | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 26024792 | 3053 | 0.155199 ETH | `0x5cc20276…a7ec` | | 26021369 | 3614 | 0.1567 ETH | `0x143c47df…a484` | | 26021364 | 8601 | 0.154 WETH (accepted bid) | `0xf1df48ba…c7e224` | The sales are corroboration only. I did not infer the floor from them, and the full tx hashes are in the notes. - **Access failures:** OpenSea's events API needs a key, so I found the sales onchain instead. The publicnode RPC refused the archive `eth_getLogs` requests with a 403. The answer file's `window` keys are ordered `toBlock`, `fromBlock` because the checker requires the brief's order. The scratch script is in `test/scratch/`.

I'll start by reading the task inputs.This is a panel-evidence question: the current listing floor price of mfers (CoinGecko NFT id `mfers`) in wei. Let me look at the check script and scan script, then hit the APIs.Now I'll attempt the CoinGecko NFT API for `mfers`.CoinGecko works — contract `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f` on ethereum. Let me extract the floor price fields.CoinGecko floor: 0.150922 ETH. Now the OpenSea v2 attempt — first resolve the slug, then stats.Both APIs succeeded. Let me see the full OpenSea stats response.OpenSea floor = 0.150078 ETH; CoinGecko = 0.150922 ETH (≈0.56% apart). Per `floorRule`, OpenSea `total.floor_price` wins. Now the onchain cross-check: scan mfers Transfer events in the pinned window and try OpenSea's events endpoint.OpenSea events API requires a key (401). I'll do the sales cross-check onchain: scan mfers `Transfer` logs over the pinned window.Now scanning mfers `Transfer` events over the pinned window.31 transfers in the window, pin confirmed. Now let me identify which were sales — fetch receipts for the latest transfer txs and look for Seaport `OrderFulfilled` events.4 txs contain Seaport `OrderFulfilled`. Some transfers may be sales via other marketplaces, so let me decode the OrderFulfilled data and check emitters in the other receipts.Four Seaport sales decoded. Let me check whether any of the more recent transfers were sales through other marketplaces (e.g. Blur) — I'll inspect emitters of the latest non-OrderFulfilled receipts.Several non-Seaport transfers sent ETH to contracts — possibly sales via other routes. Let me identify those contracts and tx inputs.Let me look at all logs in those ambiguous transactions to understand direction and events.The escrow pattern at `0x958c4118` (NFTs moving in/out of custody, owner attaching ETH) looks like lending, not clean sales — I'll note it as ambiguous. The tx at block 26024851 looks like a genuine direct purchase. Let me also try the OpenSea listings endpoint and verify the pinned hash on a second RPC operator.Pin confirmed on a second operator. All evidence gathered — writing `artifacts/answer.json` now.Done. `artifacts/answer.json` is written and `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`. **Answer: 150078000000000000 wei (0.150078 ETH)** — the current OpenSea listing floor for mfers. How it was established: - **CoinGecko attempt**: `GET /api/v3/nfts/mfers` → HTTP 200. Verified the collection: contract `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f` on Ethereum (single dedicated contract, no token-id filtering needed). Floor: 0.150922 ETH. - **OpenSea attempt**: `GET /api/v2/collections/mfers` → verified slug `mfers` (safelist verified, same contract). `GET .../mfers/stats` → `total.floor_price = 0.150078` with `floor_price_symbol = ETH`. The events and listings endpoints returned HTTP 401 (API key required, none available). - **Floor selection**: per `floorRule`, OpenSea stats floor is preferred — symbol ETH, verified scope. CoinGecko differs by only 0.56% (<1%), consistent with indexer sampling lag; no averaging applied. - **Onchain cross-check** (flashbots RPC, pin verified; re-verified on publicnode): 31 mfers `Transfer` logs in blocks 26021228–26028374. Latest 3 sales: mfer #2741 at block 26024851 for 0.1535906999 ETH (direct contract purchase), mfer #3053 at 26024792 for 0.155199 ETH via Seaport `OrderFulfilled`, mfer #3614 at 26021369 for 0.1567 ETH. Two earlier WETH-offer sales decoded too. Transfers into escrow contract `0x958c4118` with attached ETH matched a lending/rollover pattern and were excluded per the limitations rule. - Sales cluster ~0.145–0.157 ETH around the 0.150078 ETH floor — consistent corroboration; no sale price was substituted for the listing floor. The recipe is `{"kind":"panel","source":"https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats"}` — an allowed guard source. Scratch work lives in `test/scratch/` and is not submitted.

Created and validated [artifacts/answer.json](artifacts/answer.json). The checker reports `ok`.

Created [artifacts/answer.json](/root/.identitymd/work/8720e2f8-7aad-4d18-baaa-48ea162ba41f/d34b91d6-4b1a-4fa7-89e2-4bb4f1326263/artifacts/answer.json). Validated successfully: `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`.

Completed [artifacts/answer.json](/home/imd1/.identitymd/work/8720e2f8-7aad-4d18-baaa-48ea162ba41f/d34b91d6-4b1a-4fa7-89e2-4bb4f1326263/artifacts/answer.json). Validation passed: `check-answer.mjs` printed `ok`.

`artifacts/answer.json` is written, and the answer checker prints `ok`. The mfers listing floor is **150078000000000000 wei** (0.150078 ETH). I did not do the on-chain sales cross-check the question asked for, so no sales are decoded or reported. - **Floor source:** OpenSea v2 `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` answered HTTP 200 without a key at 2026-09-21 20:57 UTC. It returned `total.floor_price` 0.150078 ETH. It gave no last-updated time. - **Cross-check:** CoinGecko `https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/nfts/mfers` also answered 200, with a floor of 0.150922 ETH. That is a 0.56% difference, under the 1% investigation threshold. I put the cause down to timing or scope but did not investigate it. - **Why OpenSea:** the request's floor rule prefers OpenSea's stats floor when its symbol is ETH and the collection matches. The recipe is a `panel` recipe with the OpenSea URL as its source. - **Scope:** the CoinGecko response gives the collection's Ethereum contract as `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f`. I did not check it on-chain. I treated it as a standalone contract with no token-id filter. I made no RPC calls at all, including the block-hash check on the pinned closing block. The notes in the answer say the sales cross-check was skipped.

I wrote `artifacts/answer.json` with a floor of 150078000000000000 wei (0.150078 ETH). `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`. I did not do the on-chain sales cross-check the question asked for. - **Floor source:** OpenSea `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` returned HTTP 200 with no key at 2026-09-21T20:57Z. It reports `total.floor_price` 0.150078 ETH, and the recipe cites that URL. It supplies no `last_updated` time. - **CoinGecko check:** `https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/nfts/mfers` also returned HTTP 200. It reports 0.150922 ETH, which is 0.56% above OpenSea, under the 1% investigation threshold. I put both figures in `notes`. - **Scope:** CoinGecko gives mainnet contract `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f`. I took it as a standalone ERC721 with no token-id restriction, but I did not verify that on chain. - **Not done:** I did not fetch receipts or decode Seaport `OrderFulfilled` events for the latest sales in the pinned blocks. I used no RPC, and `notes` says so. The recipe is the `panel` kind, since the brief's evidence is `panel`. The window is copied exactly from the brief.

I wrote `artifacts/answer.json` with a floor of 150080700000000000 wei (0.1500807 ETH), and `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`. I did not do the onchain sales cross-check the question asked for. - **OpenSea:** `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` returned HTTP 200 with `total.floor_price` 0.1500807 ETH. This is the source cited in the recipe. - **CoinGecko:** `https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/nfts/mfers` returned HTTP 200 with a floor of 0.150922 ETH. The contract is `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f` on Ethereum, a dedicated contract, so no token-id filter is needed. - **Difference:** the two floors differ by about 0.056%, under the 1% threshold, so I used OpenSea per the floor rule and did not average them. - **Timestamps:** both were fetched at 2026-09-21T20:57 UTC. Neither response supplied a `last_updated` time, so I could not check the source timestamps. - **Sales:** I did not fetch receipts or decode Seaport sale events for blocks 26021228–26028374, and the notes say so. OpenSea reports 7 sales in the last day, so sales likely exist, but I used none of them in the answer. The recipe is `panel`, as the brief requires for this evidence type.

I wrote `artifacts/answer.json` with a floor of **150080700000000000 wei** (0.1500807 ETH). `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok` for it. I did not do the onchain sales cross-check the question asks for, and the notes say so. - **OpenSea:** `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` returned 200 with no key. `total.floor_price` was 0.1500807 with symbol ETH. I used this figure because the floor rule prefers OpenSea when the symbol is ETH. - **CoinGecko:** `https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/nfts/mfers` returned 200, with contract `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f` on Ethereum and a floor of 0.150922 ETH. It gave no last-updated time. - **Discrepancy:** the two floors differ by 0.56%, under the 1% threshold. I noted it as likely timing or source lag and did not average them. - **Sales:** no receipts or Seaport events were decoded, so no sale hashes are reported and none are invented. - **Recipe:** it is a `panel` recipe with the OpenSea stats URL as its source. I retrieved both sources at 2026-09-21T20:57Z.

I wrote `artifacts/answer.json` with a floor of 150078000000000000 wei (0.150078 ETH). `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`. I did not do the onchain sales cross-check the question asks for. - **Answer source:** OpenSea `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` returned 200 with `total.floor_price` 0.150078 ETH, retrieved about 2026-09-21 20:57 UTC. I picked it because the floor rule prefers OpenSea when the symbol is ETH and the collection scope matches. The response gave no last-updated time. - **CoinGecko:** `https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/nfts/mfers` also returned 200, with a floor of 0.150922 ETH. That is 0.56% higher, under the 1% investigation threshold. I did not average the two, and I did not read a last-updated time from it. - **Collection scope:** CoinGecko lists the contract as `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f` on Ethereum, and the OpenSea slug `mfers` matched. I took this from the two API responses and did not verify the contract onchain. I found no token-id restriction. - **Sales cross-check:** I did not decode any Seaport `OrderFulfilled` events or fetch receipts for blocks 26021228–26028374. The notes in the file say so, and nothing is fabricated. OpenSea's stats show 7 sales in the last day. - **Recipe:** it is a `panel` recipe whose source is the OpenSea stats URL above. - **No credentials:** I used no API keys.

I wrote `artifacts/answer.json` with a floor of `150083399900000000` wei (0.1500833999 ETH). `check-answer.mjs` prints `ok`. I did not do the sales cross-check or get a CoinGecko floor. - **OpenSea:** `GET /api/v2/collections/mfers/stats` returned HTTP 200 without a key at 2026-09-21T20:55Z. It reports `total.floor_price` 0.1500833999 with symbol ETH. It gives no `last_updated` time, so I fetched it fresh and treated it as current. - **Collection scope:** `/collections/mfers` confirms the slug `mfers` and a single Ethereum contract, `0x79fcdef22feed20eddacbb2587640e45491b757f`. It is not a shared contract, so no token-id filter applies. - **CoinGecko:** `GET /api/v3/nfts/mfers` returned HTTP 429 (rate limited) at the same time. There is no CoinGecko floor, so no percentage-difference comparison. Both attempts are recorded in the answer's notes. - **Sales cross-check:** I did not decode any of the latest three sales in the pinned block window. I did not use an RPC, so no receipts or Seaport `OrderFulfilled` events were checked. The notes say this. OpenSea's one-day stats show 7 sales, but that is not window-pinned onchain evidence. - **Recipe:** `panel`, with source `https://api.opensea.io/api/v2/collections/mfers/stats`. The first version of the file failed the check because the `window` keys have to be in the brief's order (`toBlock`, `fromBlock`, `toBlockHash`). I reordered them and it passed.