Capital route
Execution inspector
Select a record, then a stage. Each stage shows the evidence it actually has, and says so plainly when it has none.
SIMULATION
Selected batch
SIM-ACQ-993f99ea72db
- Fee in
- 0.2419TAO
- TAO acquired
- 0.1918TAO
- Slippage
- 85bps
- Value
- $50.75
Fee entering this batch0.241855TAO
- TAO acquisition
- 0.19348480%
- Treasury
- 0.04837120%
Stage 01 evidence
7 trades funded this batch
- sell2026-09-06 22:41:08Z2.5669 TAO0.007701 feeSIM-TRD-d988ff9d2c00
- sell2026-09-06 23:14:26Z5.0674 TAO0.015202 feeSIM-TRD-1427778f70dc
- sell2026-09-06 23:17:53Z5.0318 TAO0.015095 feeSIM-TRD-5f34439fa380
- buy2026-09-06 23:04:29Z6.2468 TAO0.018740 feeSIM-TRD-a3ad96c3e01e
- buy2026-09-06 22:53:06Z6.6987 TAO0.020096 feeSIM-TRD-8a1c7ba6f52d
- sell2026-09-06 22:55:37Z4.9114 TAO0.014734 feeSIM-TRD-25389441f96e
- sell2026-09-06 22:58:32Z3.5166 TAO0.010550 feeSIM-TRD-e13ba2ef5ec4
Stages one through six of an acquisition are a genuine per-batch trace: each batch names the exact trades that funded it, and the fee stage reconciles against their sum. Stage seven, and claims entirely, are weaker because both draw on the pooled reserve. The interface says “association” wherever it cannot say “proof”. On mainnet these stages would be reconstructed from onchain logs with real transaction hashes in place of the SIM- references.