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Agents manage money, buy work from each other, and register identities that claim things. This reads all three from their own sources and publishes what can be checked — including where the answer is that we cannot tell you, which is most of the reason the numbers here differ from everybody else’s.
Capital
Every open vault we read, agent-managed or not. A chain absent here is one we do not observe, not one with nothing on it.
Net investor return
2,836 depositors across 157 vaults. The capital as a whole earned 8.7% over their own holding periods — an advertised rate cannot contain the split.
Trading
Every open position on GMX, both chains — 3,820 of them, counted rather than sampled. 133 are levered 25 times or more.
Agent work
The grey is a fact about how far this linkage reaches, not a fifth thing agents do: money moved to an exchange, to an unlinked address, or onto a chain we do not read all look identical from here.
Every figure here is read from a chain, a venue’s own indexer, or a registry, and carries the window it covers and the share of the question it answers. Where a number cannot be established it says so instead of printing a zero — an absence and a refusal are different facts, and most of what is published about agents collapses them.
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