Two quarters, and no dates we cannot keep.

Build the thing, and say plainly what it is.

1. 01

   The ve(3,3) core

   Shipped

   Escrow, three-day ballot, gauges with a 1x–2.5x boost, per-round fee and incentive books, a fixed emission pot paying 0.64% of its remainder. 48 checks.

2. 02

   The range vault

   Shipped

   One shared Uniswap v3 position per pool, one-sided deposits, a permissionless keeper, fees split by how much of the vault is staked. 31 checks against the real v3 factory bytecode.

3. 03

   Hardening

   Shipped

   A five-minute price guard on every path that moves money, swaps bounded to 1% from spot, a mutex everywhere, and books that credit what actually arrived.

4. 04

   One-call claiming

   Shipped

   claimAll walks the gauges a lock voted for, both books of each, and every asset either was paid in.

5. 05

   $LATTICE

   Shipped

   The token is live on Robinhood Chain. The emission pot is bought at launch, not minted.

6. 06

   The site and the docs

   Shipped

   The mechanism explained in full, with the numbers the contracts use and a plain statement of what is not deployed.

7. 07

   Deploy the protocol

   Building

   Core and the first vaults to chain 4663, from a script that dry-runs against the live chain before it spends anything. The last thing left this quarter.

Run rounds, hand the levers over, and prove it in the open.

1. 01

   The first rounds

   Planned

   Gauges on the pools that graduated from Pons, emissions following the vote every three days, and the incentive market open to anyone who wants a pool funded.

2. 02

   The app on live data

   Planned

   Dashboard, vaults, ballot and lock reading the chain instead of fixtures — positions, weights, what a round owes you, and what a vault is quoting right now.

3. 03

   A keeper anyone can run

   Planned

   The bot that settles a closed round and re-centres a drifted vault, published with what it costs and what it pays, so it is not one machine holding the system up.

4. 04

   Auto-vote, enrolled from the app

   Planned

   One approval, revocable without a transaction, and a strategist whose only power is to waste your round.

5. 05

   Round history, in public

   Planned

   Every round: what was voted, what was emitted, what the fees came to, and what each vault paid its voters. The argument for a gauge should be its record.

6. 06

   External review

   Planned

   A read of the contracts by someone who did not write them, published whatever it says. No date, because it is not ours to promise.

7. 07

   Gauges without an operator

   Planned

   Gauge creation moving off the single address it starts on, so a pool does not need us to be worth voting for.