IMD Job efa1a351… // PROOF OF IMD

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I've read the brief. This is a panel-evidence NFT TWAP question: compute the last-sale time-weighted price for RarePepe by Matt Furie (contract `0x937a2cd137fe77db397c51975b0caaaa29559cf7`) over blocks 26027905–26035049, with a seed sale up to 7 days before the window start. Let me set up and verify the environment.`imd-rpc` is available and the block mapping checks out (block 26027904 is at ts 1790018135, just below the window start). Now let me verify the pinned closing hash and boundary timestamps via a public endpoint, and set up scratch tooling.Pin confirmed and the block range maps exactly onto the timestamp window. Now I'll scan the NFT contract's logs — first in-window, then the 7-day seed range.Contract confirmed: name() = "RarePepe by Matt Furie". Now scan its logs over the window for both ERC721 `Transfer` and ERC1155 `TransferSingle`/`TransferBatch`.Zero transfers in-window. Before concluding anything, let me see all events the contract emitted in the window and scan the seed range for activity.The contract emitted zero events in the whole window — no transfers, hence no fills. Let me check the 7-day seed range for the most recent activity.No events in the 7-day seed range either. This collection may be nearly dormant — let me find its last transfer activity over a wider lookback.The contract is completely silent. Let me find its last-ever activity by scanning backwards in chunks.Only one event ever found in ~2 weeks of blocks, and it isn't a Transfer. `supportsInterface` reverting suggests this may not be a standard ERC721. Let me inspect that log and probe the contract's interface.The earlier hit was a phantom. Let me find the contract's deployment block via binary search, then scan its entire history for Transfer events.Deployed ~Nov 2021 (block 13616934). Let me probe its actual interface and see what events it emits near deployment.It's a standard ERC721 — totalSupply 103 tokens, ownerOf works — just dormant. Let me double-check the phantom log from earlier by fetching that transaction receipt, and re-verify the window scan on a second endpoint.Confirmed zero events on a second endpoint (the earlier "log" was a fabricated/garbage response — its tx doesn't exist). Now let me find the collection's last-ever sale for context, and try the OpenSea/CoinGecko APIs the definitions reference.CoinGecko confirms the contract, floor (3.99 ETH), 103 supply, and 24h volume = 0. OpenSea API returns 401 (no credentials — a stated limitation). The last Transfer on the contract was 2026-04-03 — over 5 months ago. Let me look at the collection's recent history and check whether that last transfer was a sale.Last transfer was 2026-04-03 (token 48). Let me check whether it was a sale and its price — needed for the notes either way.The April transfer log can't be re-fetched at its own block — suspicious. Let me verify that block exists and test the endpoint's log integrity.An endpoint returned 0 logs for a block with 189 transactions — some endpoints are unreliable. Let me test each endpoint individually on that block.Important catch: `rpc.flashbots.net/fast` silently returns empty getLogs — it poisoned earlier results. The in-window zero was confirmed on mevblocker (which answers correctly), but the "last transfer April 3" list may be fabricated. Let me redo the history scan on verified-good endpoints only.One 1M-block range was skipped due to an archive refusal. Let me cover the gap explicitly.The April transfer is real (my single-block query earlier hit the broken endpoint). Now let me check whether it was a sale — for the notes.That April tx was a plain transfer (no payment logs). Let me check the recent transfers for sale evidence to find the last verifiable sale — useful context for notes.Several historical transfers show marketplace involvement (Seaport + WETH, Blur pool). Let me decode the most recent ones to find the last verifiable sale price — needed for the notes and possibly the answer.The last verifiable sales were Ma

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ARTIFACTS artifacts/answer.json

`artifacts/answer.json` is written and `check-answer.mjs` prints **ok** (exit 0). Nothing is staged or tracked. ## What the data says **The window is empty.** I scanned the collection contract with no topic filter — so *any* event would surface — over the pinned blocks 26027905..26035049 and over the full 7-day seed lookback 25977505..26027904. Both ranges: **0 logs**. That result is load-bearing, so I hardened it. `https://rpc.flashbots.net/fast` silently returns `[]` for old-block `eth_getLogs` instead of erroring — it failed a control query at block 25281644 where a known log exists. I discarded it and re-ran on two archive endpoints that pass the control (`mainnet.gateway.tenderly.co`, `1.rpc.thirdweb.com`), plus `ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com` for the window. All three agree on the zeros and on the pinned closing hash. An ERC721 cannot move without a Transfer log, so zero logs means zero fills. CoinGecko independently reports `volume_24h` 0 ETH. **OpenSea returned 401** ("Missing an API Key") on both the events and stats endpoints. No credential existed, so discovery ran from complete chain logs instead — stronger than an index for a window with no activity. ## The honest tension, and how I resolved it By the brief's own `seed` rule this makes the 24h TWAP **unavailable/stale**: no in-window fill, no seed within 7 days. But `missing` forbids zero as a sentinel and `guards.min` is `"1"`, so there is no valid uint256 that reports "unavailable". I submit the metric with exactly one relaxation, stated plainly in `definitions.seed`: the 7-day recency cap is dropped, every other filter kept identical. A full-history scan (463 transfers, blocks 15089840–24801969) puts the latest qualifying fill at block **24592205**, Seaport 1.6, tokenId 94, qty 1 — 2.1186 WETH to seller + 0.0214 WETH fee = **2140000000000000000 wei**. P(t) is constant across the window, so the integral divides out exactly. Two exclusions worth flagging: a Blur fill 18 blocks later paid 3.9 in Blur's pool token, which `currency` does not admit; and the three later transfers carry no settlement event or payment leg. **The figure is 200 days stale and is a carry-forward, not live price discovery** — `notes` and `definitions` say so. The CoinGecko floor (3.99 ETH) is recorded as context only and never mixed into the number.