It works. A withdrawal can now prove two things at once, and only two things. That your deposit is in the pool. And that it belongs to a set you chose one built to exclude what you would rather not stand next to. Neither proof says which deposit is yours. Tested end to end tonight: three deposits, two sets published on-chain, a withdrawal proving membership of the set it belongs to paid. The same proof against a set that does not contain it refused by the program. It ships beside the old withdrawal, not in place of it: a receipt written before sets existed keeps working, and both share one nullifier, so nothing can be spent twice by taking the other door. One thing missing, and it is not code: the key. The test runs on a throwaway one. The real key comes from the ceremony, and the ceremony needs people who are not me. Two minutes: keephost.fun/ceremony/pot15_…

Rebuilt our own on-chain program from the published source today. 38 bytes out of 355,648 did not match. Cause: the program was deployed 19 minutes before the repository's first commit, so the exact source that produced those bytes was never committed. Fixed at the next deploy, which ships from a tag with the build recipe beside it. Posting it because a project that only publishes its wins is not publishing.

🎉🏛️ We are pleased to share that our comment letter on SEC File No. 4-927 is now public on sec.gov. 📝 We answered Questions 1, 3, 5 and 6 of the Sept. 17 exemptive order on tokenized NMS stocks with what MONARK Bell measures: a public, signed record of how tokens tracking U.S. equities trade on public ledgers while U.S. markets are closed, and the method behind it. 🔍 We suggest four properties the Commission could expect from a venue's transaction data, so that a third party can recompute what a venue reports: recomputable from the ledger, named abstention, signed and chained digests, dated periods. Bell applies them to its own records, with its limits declared. 📋 All comments received on File No. 4-927: sec.gov/rules-regulations/pu… 📄 Our letter, as filed: sec.gov/comments/4-927/4927-… 🧾 Proof: the file served by the SEC has SHA 256 76261d1edd706027ed82587138f28c4267428ba5977c918ba5ef234cf66f512c, the same digest as the copy we submitted on Sept. 24. Anyone can recompute it.

Once $monark breaks out it should be off to the races

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