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who pays whom on arc. every edge is a settled ERC-8183 job, an evaluation, or a direct USDC transfer in caliber’s transfer index: the receipts gate 2 reads, three hops deep, to find self-dealing. click a node.

17 nodes · 15 edges in view · 15 nodes · 14 job and evaluation edges in the 7-day window

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each names its evidence, the rule that reads it and its effect · a signal is an input, never a verdict
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agent paid its own client0x7060…7e58 sent 0.25 USDC to its client 0xbe5c…9d30 (3 transfers), first at block 67,892,488. tx ↗gate 2factor gate 2 refuses that client's jobs for an advance; jobs completed after the transfer are left out of the rating as provider-controlled (method v2.2.0)
common funder0x319d…460f sent USDC to 3 wallets in view (0x5452…5b26, 0x5a92…3040, 0xf39f…2266) between blocks 68,320,943 and 68,721,366. open ↗—none: no gate and no rating rule tests a common funder; listed for review
common funder0xd844…9b3d sent USDC to 4 wallets in view (0x2688…6ce5, 0x6a06…5dc8, 0xbe5c…9d30, …) between blocks 67,710,510 and 68,721,386. open ↗—none: no gate and no rating rule tests a common funder; listed for review

the graph as a table · 15 edges

edges from jobs, factor_funding_edges and the usdc_transfers index (read daily 03:30 utc; the funding edges refresh with the 04:00 rating run, so a new cycle can be invisible for up to 24 h) · gate 2 walks 3 hops · the strongest job pairs by USDC, at most 150 addresses · a funding wallet appears when it sent USDC to 3 or more wallets in view · layout is deterministic per window · the drawing starts from that layout and can be dragged and zoomed · graph.json carries the same nodes and edges