In production
Depth history
The recorded series. This is the part nobody can backfill.
Continuous depth recording began on 22 August 2026, through the rotation this product exists to measure. Snapshots are taken every five minutes per pool, stored append-only with provenance retained.
Price history is reconstructible by anyone at any time — you can rebuild it from swap events. Resting liquidity at a given moment is not. It is a state you either sampled or did not. Reserve balances give a partial reconstruction for constant-product AMMs; concentrated liquidity, order-book venues and off-chain quoting lose their state permanently unless someone was watching.
That asymmetry is the whole strategic position. A competitor starting today has to wait for the next rotation, and then the one after, to build a comparable stress record. Time is the input and it cannot be bought.
It also sets the operating constraint: the recorder is the only component whose downtime destroys an asset rather than degrading a service. A missed snapshot window is treated as a data-loss incident, with redundant collection paths so one RPC endpoint is not a single point of permanent failure.