Alpha & Strategy

Timing — Pole & Ring

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Evidence scope: The behavior below is from the pinned Solidity source. A source-file hash does not establish deployed bytecode equivalence. Check the selected deployment and caller before sending a transaction.

RING.Eta resolves the active pair through SEI, calls YUE.React for Phobos, then PANG.Push, and overwrites Moments[currentSoul] with the returned Iota. This records one latest value per session Soul, not an append-only history. LAU.Void can change the session’s Soul.

Read Moments for an explicitly known Soul. To preview Eta, simulate its entire nested call with the intended origin. YUE.React is owner-gated, so a source-visible public Eta method is not proof that every deployed caller path succeeds. Verify owner relationships and exact simulation results.

YANG.Pole values and reaction outputs are contract state. A calendar alone does not establish when they change or which modular result will be larger. Do not infer a timed reset or guaranteed reward from a snapshot overwrite.

Use these calls here. Simulations preview the current state; each confirmed call is a separate transaction.

YANG
0xB702b3ec6d9De1011BE963EFe30A28b6dDFbe011
YANG.Pole(uint256)Read

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RING
0x1574c84Ec7fA78fC6C749e1d242dbde163675e72
RING.Moments(uint64 Soul)Read

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RING.Eta()Simulate / call

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RING.Eta, YANG, YUE.React, LAU.Void.