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Find out whether a search over many parameters at once, on fast replicas, beats this network's best AMM file T on paradigm.xyz/puzzles/amm. T = RS2 plus a per-run toxicity anchor: +0.271 se 0.013 over RS2 (board 520.05, 27th) on 4,000 fresh seeds, 0 OutOfGas, afterSwap peak 226k of the 250,000 limit; the top 10 needs about +4.3 over T. Hand-made changes have given +0.1 to +0.3 each; the organizer reports that the leaders fit large policies (100+ constants, small neural nets). Goal e64e1149 built the tools: a numba replica of the market (CH mean within 1.1 of the real engine, three variants' paired deltas within 1 se, thousands of markets/s) and a numba port of RS2 whose fees equal the EVM's to 1e-9 bps. The replica only proposes; every result is decided on the real engine.
SETUP: clone github.com/benedictbrady/amm-challenge at 6b6921f8d463314aa7c96234e1be25a25245f704 into your workspace (never /tmp), save the script below as scratch/setup.sh, run sh scratch/setup.sh once from the checkout root, prefix later commands with . scratch/env.sh && ; on failure return blocked={step,error}. Check once: CH (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ChengHua926/amm-challenge/d34a5199c59a4c44d5336a25f1436b4ae1f21104/contracts/src/Strategy.sol) on seeds 0..999 gives mean edge 525.5258821780834.
REAL ENGINE: each strategy alone against VanillaStrategy, amm_sim_rs.run_batch(X, VanillaStrategy, configs, 8), never two strategies in one market; configs per MatchRunner._build_configs (default_rng(seed): size, rate, sigma; price seed=seed, retail seed+1); arb/retail split per the harness_source of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/33f54e81f3372088e9eced52c0174f310ac348af98ef5727b73785c088679194. Gas from amm_sim_rs.gas_stats(): T has 0 OOG, so any candidate OOG call invalidates it, and its afterSwap peak must stay <= 245,000.
No single command may run longer than 8 minutes: run long work in segments that save and resume their state under scratch/.
set -eu;R=$PWD/scratch;mkdir -p $R/tmp $R/bin $R/solcx
echo "export TMPDIR=$R/tmp XDG_CACHE_HOME=$R/xc UV_CACHE_DIR=$R/uvc UV_PYTHON_INSTALL_DIR=$R/uvpy SOLCX_BINARY_PATH=$R/solcx VIRTUAL_ENV=$PWD/.venv PATH=$PWD/.venv/bin:$R/bin:$PATH" >$R/env.sh;. $R/env.sh
command -v uv >/dev/null||{ curl -LsSf https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/releases/latest/download/uv-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz|tar --no-same-owner -xz -C $R/tmp;cp $R/tmp/uv-*/uv $R/bin/;}
W=amm_sim_rs-0.1.0.post1-cp310-abi3-manylinux2014_x86_64.manylinux_2_17_x86_64.whl;curl -LsSf https://github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim/releases/download/sim-6b6921f8/$W -o $R/$W
echo "aedb68280aca34c110968f00148387c95885207913fb2cf19a1ab4c5cfd6887a $R/$W"|sha256sum -c -
uv venv --python 3.12 .venv;uv pip install $R/$W numpy numba cma py-solc-x==2.1.0 pyrevm==0.3.7;uv pip install --no-deps -e .
python -c "import solcx;solcx.install_solc('0.8.24')"
amm-match validate contracts/src/StarterStrategy.sol
The answer
Wide-parameter search on fast replicas vs T (paradigm.xyz/puzzles/amm) — write-up of goal results
Result
Yes, on the real engine, but by far less than the top 10 needs, and only as the item workers reported it. Each item's worker states that every real-engine number below was measured on the pinned amm_sim_rs engine (each strategy alone against VanillaStrategy, run_batch(..., 8), paired on the same held seeds). This write-up re-checks those numbers for internal consistency and checks the hashes. It could not re-run the engine (see "Verifiability").
| item | design | real gain over T (held seeds) | valid? |
|---|---|---|---|
| head-a | 8-unit ReLU net on top of T's fee, 130 params searched | +1.2573, se 0.0620, n = 512 | yes: 0 OOG, afterSwap peak 231,381 |
| retune-b | CMA-ES retune of 79 of T's named constants | +0.6661, se 0.0487, n = 512 | yes: 0 OOG, peak 226,188 |
| head-b | 12-unit net searched, cut to 6 units | +0.7135, se 0.0313, n = 512 | no: afterSwap peak 245,690 > 245,000 |
| head-c | 16-unit net on top of T | +0.4803, se 0.0323, n = 512 | yes: 0 OOG, peak 235,199 |
| retune-a | CMA-ES retune of 41 T constants, 20 generations | −0.1693, se 0.0807, n = 192 (partial) | gas ok, but no gain and the run is incomplete |
- Best valid candidate: head-a, +1.257 over T (about 20 se above zero). That is roughly 29% of the ~+4.3 over T that the brief says the top 10 needs. No item gets near the top 10. Even head-a's chunk means (0.96 to 1.54) are all far below 4.3.
- Sources: the item records listed under "Inputs" (field
realfor gains,gasfor gas). The T baseline (+0.271 se 0.013 over RS2, board 520.05, 27th, 4,000 seeds, 0 OutOfGas, afterSwap peak 226k), the 250,000 limit, the 245,000 gate and the ~+4.3 target are the goal brief's figures, quoted as given. - Held seed sets are different per item (6000000.., 6010000.., 6020000.., 6030000.., 6040000..). So gains are paired within an item (candidate vs T on the same seeds) but not across items. Comparing head-a with retune-b treats the two as independent: difference 0.591, combined se ≈ 0.079.
Verifiability (answers review finding 0536f5b4…)
The reviewer reported that the item result records behind these numbers were missing from the delivered tree. That holds: the records are inputs given to this write-up step and are not in Git. The step may only write artifacts/goal/writeup/report.md, so it cannot ship them. This section therefore puts everything the records contain about the real-engine runs into the report, says exactly what the records do not contain, and states how far the headline is verified.
Inputs (the item result records, application/json, read as data):
| item | record path given to this step | SHA-256 of record |
|---|---|---|
| retune-a | artifacts/goal/items/retune-a/result.json (= .imd/reads/artifacts/item-retune-a) | 8ee7000ab7ea7bb9fde702d8cecdd2499855479c7a9aeb551251e3e0d3aed9e7 |
| retune-b | artifacts/goal/items/retune-b/result.json (= .imd/reads/artifacts/item-retune-b) | 0bb3c4ff4fdfb98f452e5720bd5d4d7c30f673eb2bf7f945fd9a46432f104f36 |
| head-a | artifacts/goal/items/head-a/result.json (= .imd/reads/artifacts/item-head-a) | 2801efc8190e86318dd922d4a7179f63684d77a226047fc2f3c78232963eb690 |
| head-b | artifacts/goal/items/head-b/result.json (= .imd/reads/artifacts/item-head-b) | afeee2a8fa538e4887ef36a48c5a1585a4eb9d1a591d1958c5ce7c9632a38981 |
| head-c | artifacts/goal/items/head-c/result.json (= .imd/reads/artifacts/item-head-c) | af64c628de665247d7470b726d48f7396b99aba741ff1c0b88f43ceeff4ccc68 |
I recomputed all five SHA-256 values on this machine and they match the hashes the task gave.
What the records contain and what they don't. None of the five records includes per-seed paired deltas, per-seed retail/arb splits, or per-call gas logs. On the real engine they hold only: n, mean, se, the 5 worst seeds, mean retail/arb deltas, seed ranges and gas maxima. head-a and retune-a also include raw gas counters per callback, and head-a includes 8 chunk means. So nobody can recompute the 512 per-seed deltas behind head-a's se from the delivered material, and they were never recorded in what was handed over. Read the se values as each worker's own report.
Checks run for this write-up:
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Each record's
codefield hashes (SHA-256 of the UTF-8 text) to thesha256the record states. All five match. -
head-a: the mean of its 8 chunk means equals its
mean_diff. This was recomputed and gives 1.257317072552457, the same as the record. -
Retail delta + arb delta = mean_diff for every item, to 4 decimals (e.g. head-a 4.1957 − 2.9384 = 1.2573; retune-a 2.4774 − 2.6468 = −0.1693).
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head-a cites 5 upstream evidence artifacts. I re-fetched all five on this machine: each returned HTTP 200, each body's SHA-256 equals its content address, and the embedded sources hash to the input hashes the items report:
- T:
code→ebd9de9b… - RS2:
code→f24b6ca1… - replica:
replica_source→1e4c44b4… - port:
port_source→9eac3553… - decomposition harness
So head-a, head-c (which lists the same four hashes) and the others started from the agreed T, RS2, replica and port.
- T:
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Independent re-run attempted and failed. I cloned
benedictbrady/amm-challengeat6b6921f8d463314aa7c96234e1be25a25245f704and started the brief's setup script. Its GitHub release downloads (theuvtarball and the pinnedamm_sim_rs-0.1.0.post1wheel fromgithub.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim/releases/download/sim-6b6921f8/) failed. The release-asset redirect returned HTTP 504 on this machine: twice foruvand once for the wheel. Without the pinned wheel there is no real engine, so none of the real-engine figures in this report was reproduced here.
How to reproduce the headline with the pinned setup from the brief:
- Compile the head-a code below (sha256
99e3a2ec…90fe) and T (sha256ebd9de9b…19b3, thecodeof the T artifact above). - Run each alone against VanillaStrategy with
amm_sim_rs.run_batch(X, VanillaStrategy, configs, 8)on seeds 6020000..6020511, with configs perMatchRunner._build_configs, in 64-seed chunks, one run per seed per arm. - Take the per-seed edge difference.
- Expected chunk means: see the head-a table. Expected overall: 1.2573 (se 0.0620). Gas: candidate afterSwap max 231,381 over 5,439,483 calls, 0 OOG.
Status of the conclusion: the workers measured the "yes" on the real engine. This write-up has checked it for consistency and hashes but has not independently verified it.
Weight of flagged sources
The task notes that some results cite sources that did not hold when re-read: retune-a 3, retune-b 2, head-a 4, head-b 1, head-c 3. The records I was handed don't say which sources those are. Only head-a lists URLs at all, and all five of those re-read correctly here (check 4 above). So the flagged ones must sit in sources lists that were not passed to this step. As a result:
- Every measurement in this report is a worker's local measurement, as its record states. head-a, for example, says "gates and confirmation are not copied from upstream artifacts".
- Anything that rests on outside sources is weighted down: setup provenance, the description of T and RS2, and the organizer's claims about leaders. That matters most for head-a (the headline, 4 flagged sources) and for retune-a, which also skipped the brief's CH check.
- Upstream inputs are checked by hash (check 4), not by quotation, so the flagged sources do not touch the identity of T, RS2, the replica or the port.
Gates (shared definitions)
- A: the replica's T port matches EVM T's fees.
- B: the replica reproduces T − RS2 on 4,096 markets (31000000..31004095).
- C: the frozen candidate's port matches its Solidity fees.
Every item reports Gate A max fee difference 1.2216616607219066e-09 bps and Gate B 0.2420270811033297, se 0.01692058854320023. Those equal values across items come from the shared replica, T port and seeds. Gate B (+0.242) differs from the real-engine T − RS2 of +0.271 se 0.013 (brief) by 0.029, about 1.4 combined se. Head-a's own required interval was [0.17, 0.37] and head-b's target was 0.27 ± 0.10, and Gate B is inside both.
Per-item results
All figures come from the item record named in each heading. "Gain" means candidate minus T in mean edge, paired on the same seeds. "Replica gain" is the monitor score on markets 30000000..30002047 (2,048 markets, paired against the T port), unless stated otherwise.
retune-a: CMA-ES retune of T's declared constants (record 8ee7000a…)
| field | value |
|---|---|
| design | 38 declared constants of T (REVERT_U excluded) plus the anchor N, k_lin and k_quad, so 41 dims. CMA-ES with sigma0 0.15 and 256-market blocks. Inline literals were not searched (a disclosed deviation). |
| gates A / B / C | pass (1.22e-9 bps) / pass (0.2420 se 0.0169, 4,096 mkts) / pass (2.48e-9 bps, 20 seq) |
| CH check | not run: the worker ran only 0..19 (mean 561.15) because a full run takes ~14 min on 1 CPU |
| replica speed | 101.8 markets/s (worker reports a 1-CPU cgroup limit) |
| search | 20 generations, 14.3 min |
| replica gain, end of curve | −0.0121 se 0.0230 (gen 20). Best monitor −0.0086 se 0.0246 (gen 10). Curve: 2 points, flat, not rising. Population means ran −1.9 to −12.2 per generation. |
| real gain over T | n = 192 (seeds 6000000..6000191, stopped by time before 512): −0.1693, se 0.0807 |
| worst seeds | 6000120 −3.468; 6000062 −3.092; 6000081 −2.698; 6000021 −2.631; 6000029 −2.582 |
| retail / arb delta | +2.4774 (se 0.0826) / −2.6468 (se 0.0574) |
| gas | afterSwap peak 223,298, afterInitialize 243,115, 0 OOG, 0 other errors (1,995,345 afterSwap calls) |
| candidate sha256 | d6cd642806e704f1b074c0145736b637c9c7a29a6b8d9b88348ac8f9758a3323 |
Carry-over: the replica said "no gain" (−0.009) and the real engine agrees: −0.17 ± 0.08, about 2 se below zero, which is consistent with no gain or a small loss. The search was too short and too narrow to say anything about the method itself.
retune-b: CMA-ES retune of (almost) all named constants of T (record 0bb3c4ff…)
| field | value |
|---|---|
| design | 79 dims, all of T's named constants except brief or structural exclusions. Two convex-weight pairs are tied: ROUTE_NEW = 1−ROUTE_OLD and STALE_FAST = 1−STALE_SLOW. Logit/log coordinates. CMA-ES seed 12, pop 16, sigma0 0.15, starting from T. 256 common-random-number markets per generation. |
| restart | A first run that left the pairs untied fell to −34.8 at gen 10. It was discarded and only the restart is reported (disclosed). |
| gates A / B / C | pass (1.22e-9) / pass (0.2420 se 0.0169) / pass (1.91e-9, 20 seq) |
| CH check | run: 525.5258821780834 on 0..999, as expected |
| replica speed | 478.4 markets/s |
| search | 190 generations, 30.3 min |
| replica gain, end of curve | +0.6879 se 0.0216 (gen 190, the final monitor and a new high; earlier peak 0.656 at gen 150). Noisy but still rising slowly (sigma ≈ 0.073). |
| real gain over T | n = 512, seeds 6010000..6010511: +0.6661, se 0.0487. Candidate mean 530.976, T mean 530.309. 78.5% of seeds positive. |
| worst seeds | 6010056 −4.391; 6010167 −1.894; 6010267 −1.843; 6010098 −1.777; 6010380 −1.693 |
| retail / arb delta | +2.4045 (se 0.0541) / −1.7384 (se 0.0295). Replica: +2.4207 / −1.7328. |
| gas | afterSwap peak 226,188 (T on the same seeds 223,348), afterInitialize 243,115, 0 OOG, 0 reverts |
| candidate sha256 | b9a6cfc6dea448a249d9ac9091814af535ee7c8d308d15173846815ffc39adc5 |
Carry-over: yes, closely. Replica +0.688 vs real +0.666, a gap of 0.02, well inside the se. The retail/arb split also matches to within about 0.02.
head-a: 8-unit neural head on T (record 2801efc8…), the best valid result
| field | value |
|---|---|
| design | fee = T fee + net output. 13 features, in order: sigmaHat, lambdaHat, sizeHat, toxEma, actEma, direction, (spot−staleHat)/staleHat, signed trade ratio, arb probability, first-in-step, uncertainty, min(silent,8)/8, anchor mean. Features are clipped to [−4, 4], go through an 8-unit ReLU layer clipped to [0, 4], and produce 2 outputs (bid/ask fee, unit 1e-4). That is 130 params, all searched. Weights use 1e6 fixed point. T's toxicity anchor is kept (cap 674, k_lin 0.7127, k_quad 1.2952 in WAD). W2 and the biases start at 0, so generation 0 equals T. |
| search | CMA-ES seed 21, pop 16, sigma0 0.2, 413 generations, 256 markets per generation from train seeds 22000000..22105727. Monitored every 10 generations; the frozen candidate is the monitor maximum. |
| gates A / B / C | pass (1.22e-9 bps, threshold 0.01) / pass (0.2420 se 0.0169, required [0.17, 0.37]) / pass (7.60e-5 bps, threshold 0.1, 20 seq × 2,000 callbacks) |
| CH check | run: 525.5258821780834 on 0..999, abs error 0.0 |
| replica speed | 759.1 markets/s for the T port (RS2 port 613.2). 4,096 markets of 10,000 steps, 8 processes. |
| search | 44.3 min |
| replica gain, end of curve | +1.1515 se 0.0214 at gen 410, the final monitor and a new high. Curve: 0.31 (g10), 0.72 (g40), 1.04 (g220–280), 1.10 (g370), 1.15 (g410). Still rising, slowly, in steps. |
| real gain over T | n = 512, seeds 6020000..6020511, 64-seed chunks, run once in ascending order: +1.2573, se 0.0620 |
| chunk means | 6020000: 1.1425 · 6020064: 1.2991 · 6020128: 1.5408 · 6020192: 0.9598 · 6020256: 1.2137 · 6020320: 1.1967 · 6020384: 1.3237 · 6020448: 1.3822 (all 8 positive; their mean is 1.2573) |
| worst seeds | 6020246 −2.179; 6020336 −2.022; 6020180 −1.645; 6020487 −1.279; 6020342 −1.267 |
| retail / arb delta | +4.1957 (se 0.0693) / −2.9384 (se 0.0257). Decomposition reconciles to 1.1e-13. |
| gas | Candidate: afterSwap peak 231,381 over 5,439,483 calls, 0 OOG, 0 other failures. afterInitialize 243,147 (512 calls), getName 21,654. T on the same seeds: afterSwap peak 223,251 over 5,280,593 calls, afterInitialize 243,115. Vanilla: afterSwap peak 22,592. |
| candidate sha256 | 99e3a2eceae0e5543d27473859e10b005d0ce0aa7067f2e1a24d1e0e4a7390fe (code below) |
Carry-over: yes. The real gain (+1.257 ± 0.062) is slightly above the replica's +1.152 ± 0.021. The gap is 0.11, about 1.6 combined se. The candidate takes much more retail edge and gives back more to arbitrage than T does.
head-b: 12-unit head searched, frozen as 6 units (record afeee2a8…)
| field | value |
|---|---|
| design | fee_side = clamp(T fee + h_side·1e-4, 0, MAX_FEE), with h = W2·clamp(W1·xn + b1, 0, 4) + b2 in bps. Same 13 features, normalized by constants from 48 T-port markets and clipped to ±4. 12 units searched (194 params). CMA-ES seed 22, pop 16, sigma0 0.3, 256 markets per generation. |
| gates A / B / C | pass (1.22e-9) / pass (0.2420 se 0.0169, target 0.27 ± 0.10) / pass (3.47e-9 for the frozen 6-unit; the 12-unit gave 7.8e-10) |
| CH check | worker notes it passed: 525.5258821780834 |
| replica speed | 455.1 markets/s without head (4 procs), about 311 markets/s with the 12-unit head |
| search | 137 generations, 33.4 min |
| replica gain, end of curve | best +0.8222 se 0.0183 at gen 90, then 0.796, 0.812, 0.784, 0.769 at gens 100–130: plateaued or declining, not rising. The frozen 6-unit version scored +0.7538 se 0.0179. The worker flags this as optimistic: the 6 units were chosen by |W2| and compared on the first 1,024 monitor markets. |
| real gain over T | n = 512, seeds 6030000..6030511: +0.7135, se 0.0313. Candidate mean 522.547, T mean 521.834. |
| worst seeds | 6030029 −2.131; 6030100 −1.871; 6030284 −1.709; 6030407 −1.559; 6030127 −1.257 |
| retail / arb delta | +3.1343 (se 0.0369) / −2.4209 (se 0.0213) |
| gas | afterSwap peak 245,690 > 245,000, so INVALID under the brief, with 0 OOG (T on the same seeds 225,592). afterInitialize 243,121. The earlier 12-unit frozen candidate scored +0.793 ± 0.033 but had 62 afterSwap OOG calls and was invalid. |
| seed reuse | The 6-unit run is a disclosed second real run on the same 512 seeds. The cut used |W2| rank, not the real results, but the held set is no longer clean. |
| candidate sha256 | fab2b1966e8cd76d92608948c77285a8546335731901fbb3e9ebd36dbd274b22 |
Carry-over: yes, approximately. Replica +0.754 (6-unit) vs real +0.713, so the replica overstated by about 0.04. The candidate fails the gas rule. The worker estimates it needs about 700+ gas saved and a re-run before it could count.
head-c: 16-unit head on T (record af64c628…)
| field | value |
|---|---|
| design | 13 scaled features (×1000 etc.), clipped to [−4, 4], feed 16 hidden units with min(4, max(0, z)) and 2 outputs in bps. Coefficients use 1e9 fixed point. All weights are optimized, the output starts at 0, and T's anchor is kept. CMA-ES seed 23, pop 16, sigma0 0.3, 211 generations, 256 markets per generation (train seeds 24000000..24054015). Monitored every 10 generations, with T itself (gain 0) as a candidate. |
| gates A / B / C | pass (1.22e-9) / pass (0.2420 se 0.0169; 348.8 markets/s) / pass (1.32e-8, 20 seq) |
| CH check | run: 525.5258821780834 on 0..999 (243.9 s) |
| replica speed | 348.8 markets/s |
| search | 43.1 min |
| replica gain, end of curve | best +0.4806 se 0.0171 at gen 160, flat through 200, then +0.389 at 210: plateaued, not rising |
| real gain over T | n = 512, seeds 6040000..6040511: +0.4803, se 0.0323 |
| worst seeds (diff / retail / arb) | 6040170 −2.014 / −0.386 / −1.628; 6040026 −1.439 / +0.501 / −1.941; 6040388 −1.356 / +1.062 / −2.418; 6040338 −1.269 / +0.334 / −1.603; 6040061 −1.160 / −0.188 / −0.972 |
| retail / arb delta | +1.7237 / −1.2435 (no se in record). Decomposition reconciles to 1.1e-13. |
| gas | afterSwap peak 235,199 over 5,319,377 calls, 0 OOG, 0 revert/halt/tx-error/bad-return. afterInitialize 243,182. |
| candidate sha256 | 7efaaf440a3cf22ad2ac38a9f0ffc495ea4199c7f8b14342949fda322aef77c2 |
Carry-over: yes, almost exactly. Replica +0.4806 vs real +0.4803.
Did replica gains carry over? (summary)
| item | replica (monitor) | real (held) | real − replica | curve at end |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| retune-a | −0.0086 ± 0.0246 | −0.169 ± 0.081 (n = 192) | −0.16 (≈2 se) | flat (2 points) |
| retune-b | +0.6879 ± 0.0216 | +0.666 ± 0.049 | −0.02 | slowly rising |
| head-a | +1.1515 ± 0.0214 | +1.257 ± 0.062 | +0.11 | rising |
| head-b | +0.7538 ± 0.0179 (6-unit) | +0.713 ± 0.031 | −0.04 | plateau after gen 90 |
| head-c | +0.4806 ± 0.0171 | +0.480 ± 0.032 | −0.00 | plateau after gen 160 |
All four items with a positive replica gain kept it on the real engine, to within 0.11. The monitor set is therefore a reliable predictor at the ±0.1 level. The replica's ability to propose is confirmed; it was not the bottleneck.
Blocked and incomplete items
- No item is blocked:
blockedis null in all five records. - retune-a is incomplete: the real run covers 192 of 512 seeds, the CH check was not run, inline literals were not searched, and there were only 20 generations on a 1-CPU machine.
- head-b is invalid on gas: peak 245,690 > 245,000. Its 12-unit predecessor had 62 OOG calls. It also reuses its held seeds.
Positive real gains: code and hashes
The brief asks for complete code of any file with a positive real gain. Four items qualify: head-a, retune-b, head-b (gas-invalid) and head-c. Their code is 25.5 kB, 21.4 kB, 27.0 kB and 32.2 kB, about 106 kB together, which does not fit the 64,000-byte cap of this report. So only the recommended valid candidate, head-a, is given in full below. For the others the sha256 values identify the exact file; the full text is in each record's code field (record hashes above), and I checked each against its stated sha256:
- retune-b
b9a6cfc6dea448a249d9ac9091814af535ee7c8d308d15173846815ffc39adc5(record0bb3c4ff…) - head-b
fab2b1966e8cd76d92608948c77285a8546335731901fbb3e9ebd36dbd274b22(recordafeee2a8…), not valid as is - head-c
7efaaf440a3cf22ad2ac38a9f0ffc495ea4199c7f8b14342949fda322aef77c2(recordaf64c628…)
head-a Strategy.sol — sha256 99e3a2eceae0e5543d27473859e10b005d0ce0aa7067f2e1a24d1e0e4a7390fe
The hash is of the exact text between the fences, which ends with a single newline.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.24;
import {AMMStrategyBase} from "./AMMStrategyBase.sol";
import {TradeInfo} from "./IAMMStrategy.sol";
contract Strategy is AMMStrategyBase {
uint256 constant ELAPSED_CAP = 8;
uint256 constant SIGNAL_THRESHOLD = WAD / 650;
uint256 constant DIR_DECAY = 750000000000000000;
uint256 constant ACT_DECAY = 530000000000000000;
uint256 constant SIZE_DECAY = 530000000000000000;
uint256 constant TOX_DECAY = 910000000000000000;
uint256 constant SIGMA_DECAY = 690000000000000000;
uint256 constant LAMBDA_DECAY = 990000000000000000;
uint256 constant SIZE_BLEND_DECAY = 828000000000000000;
uint256 constant TOX_BLEND_DECAY = 51000000000000000;
uint256 constant ACT_BLEND_DECAY = 985000000000000000;
uint256 constant PHAT_ALPHA = 270000000000000000;
uint256 constant PHAT_ALPHA_RETAIL = 60000000000000000;
uint256 constant PHAT_ALPHA_SAME = 120000000000000000;
uint256 constant REVERT_U = 0;
uint256 constant DIR_IMPACT_MULT = 4;
uint256 constant GATE_SIGMA_MULT = 7200000000000000000;
uint256 constant MIN_GATE = 30000000000000000;
uint256 constant TRADE_TOX_BOOST = 3500 * BPS;
uint256 constant STALE_ATTRACT_FRAC = 1050000000000000000;
uint256 constant RET_CAP = WAD / 35;
uint256 constant TOX_CAP = WAD / 5;
uint256 constant TRADE_RATIO_CAP = WAD / 5;
uint256 constant LAMBDA_CAP = 1820000000000000000;
uint256 constant STEP_COUNT_CAP = 64;
uint256 constant BASE_FEE = 4 * BPS;
uint256 constant SIGMA_COEF = 200000000000000000;
uint256 constant LAMBDA_COEF = 12 * BPS;
uint256 constant FLOW_SIZE_COEF = 4842 * BPS;
uint256 constant TOX_COEF = 300 * BPS;
uint256 constant TOX_QUAD_COEF = 15000 * BPS;
uint256 constant ACT_COEF = 91843 * BPS;
uint256 constant DIR_COEF = 20 * BPS;
uint256 constant DIR_TOX_COEF = 100 * BPS;
uint256 constant STALE_DIR_COEF = 6850 * BPS;
uint256 constant SIGMA_TOX_COEF = 500 * BPS;
uint256 constant TAIL_KNEE = 600 * BPS;
uint256 constant TAIL_SLOPE_PROTECT = 930000000000000000;
uint256 constant TAIL_SLOPE_ATTRACT = 850000000000000000;
function afterInitialize(uint256 initialX, uint256 initialY) external override returns (uint256, uint256) {
slots[0] = BASE_FEE; slots[1] = BASE_FEE; slots[3] = WAD;
slots[5] = initialX > 0 ? wdiv(initialY, initialX) : 100 * WAD;
slots[6] = 950000000000000; slots[7] = 800000000000000000; slots[8] = 2000000000000000;
slots[15] = 400000000000000000 | (uint256(2000000000000000) << 160); slots[13] = 902500000000; slots[14] = slots[5];
return (BASE_FEE, BASE_FEE);
}
function afterSwap(TradeInfo calldata trade) external override returns (uint256, uint256) {
uint256 prevBidFee = slots[0]; uint256 prevAskFee = slots[1]; uint256 lastTs = uint64(slots[2]);
uint256 dirState = slots[3]; uint256 actEma = slots[4]; uint256 pHat = slots[5];
uint256 sigmaHat = slots[6]; uint256 lambdaHat = slots[7]; uint256 sizeHat = slots[8];
uint256 toxEma = slots[9]; uint256 stepTradeCount = slots[10];
uint256 sigmaForFast = sigmaHat;
uint256 fastHat = slots[14];
uint256 uncertainty = slots[13];
uint256 silent = trade.timestamp > lastTs ? trade.timestamp - lastTs : 0;
bool isNewStep = trade.timestamp > lastTs;
if (isNewStep) {
uint256 elapsedRaw = trade.timestamp - lastTs;
uint256 elapsed = elapsedRaw > ELAPSED_CAP ? ELAPSED_CAP : elapsedRaw;
dirState = _decayCentered(dirState, DIR_DECAY, elapsed);
actEma = wmul(actEma, _powWad(ACT_DECAY, elapsed));
sizeHat = wmul(sizeHat, _powWad(SIZE_DECAY, elapsed));
toxEma = wmul(toxEma, _powWad(TOX_DECAY, elapsed));
if (stepTradeCount > 0 && elapsedRaw > 0) {
uint256 lambdaInst = (stepTradeCount * WAD) / elapsedRaw;
if (lambdaInst > LAMBDA_CAP) lambdaInst = LAMBDA_CAP;
lambdaHat = wmul(lambdaHat, LAMBDA_DECAY) + wmul(lambdaInst, WAD - LAMBDA_DECAY);
}
// Process variance is propagated inside the censored update.
if (uncertainty > 100000000000000) uncertainty = 100000000000000;
stepTradeCount = 0;
}
bool firstInStep = stepTradeCount == 0;
uint256 spot = trade.reserveX > 0 ? wdiv(trade.reserveY, trade.reserveX) : pHat;
if (pHat == 0) pHat = spot;
uint256 feeUsed = trade.isBuy ? prevBidFee : prevAskFee;
uint256 gamma = feeUsed < WAD ? WAD - feeUsed : 0;
uint256 pImplied;
if (gamma == 0) { pImplied = spot; }
else { pImplied = trade.isBuy ? wmul(spot, gamma) : wdiv(spot, gamma); }
// S: infer a no-trade interval center from the last post-trade spot.
uint256 silenceScale = WAD;
if (firstInStep && silent > 1) {
uint256 g = silent - 1;
if (g > 1) g = 1;
uint256 w = WAD - _powWad(800000000000000000, g);
uint256 s = slots[2] >> 64;
if (s == 0) s = pHat;
uint256 c = (wmul(s, WAD - prevBidFee) + wdiv(s, WAD - prevAskFee)) / 2;
if (c >= pHat) pHat += wmul(w, c - pHat);
else pHat -= wmul(w, pHat - c);
silenceScale = WAD - wmul(300000000000000000, w);
}
{
uint256 ret = pHat > 0 ? wdiv(absDiff(pImplied, pHat), pHat) : 0;
uint256 alpha = firstInStep ? PHAT_ALPHA : PHAT_ALPHA_RETAIL;
uint256 prePhat = pHat;
bool secondPrint = !firstInStep && stepTradeCount == 1;
bool sameDir = false; bool oppDir = false;
if (secondPrint) {
bool up2 = pImplied >= pHat;
uint256 d1 = slots[12];
if (d1 != 0) { sameDir = (d1 == 1) == up2; oppDir = !sameDir; }
if (sameDir) alpha = PHAT_ALPHA_SAME;
}
if (firstInStep) { slots[12] = pImplied >= pHat ? 1 : 2; }
uint256 adaptiveGate = wmul(sigmaHat, GATE_SIGMA_MULT);
if (adaptiveGate < MIN_GATE) adaptiveGate = MIN_GATE;
alpha = wmul(alpha, silenceScale);
adaptiveGate = wmul(adaptiveGate, silenceScale);
if (ret <= adaptiveGate) { pHat = wmul(pHat, WAD - alpha) + wmul(pImplied, alpha); }
if (oppDir && REVERT_U > 0) {
uint256 pre = slots[11];
if (pre > pHat) pHat = pHat + wmul(pre - pHat, REVERT_U);
else pHat = pHat - wmul(pHat - pre, REVERT_U);
}
if (firstInStep) {
if (ret > RET_CAP) ret = RET_CAP;
sigmaHat = wmul(sigmaHat, SIGMA_DECAY) + wmul(ret, WAD - SIGMA_DECAY);
}
}
// Interior retail routing equalizes fee-adjusted marginal prices.
// Subsequent trades in a step cannot be the initial arbitrage trade.
if (!firstInStep && feeUsed > 30 * BPS && gamma > 0) {
uint256 normalSpot = trade.isBuy
? wdiv(wmul(spot, gamma), WAD - 30 * BPS)
: wdiv(wmul(spot, WAD - 30 * BPS), gamma);
pHat = wmul(pHat, 90 * WAD / 100) + wmul(normalSpot, 10 * WAD / 100);
}
// Censored assumed-density posterior. No external or future inputs.
uint256 arbProbability;
(fastHat, uncertainty, arbProbability) = _posterior(PosteriorInput(
fastHat, uncertainty, pImplied, spot, slots[2] >> 64,
prevBidFee, prevAskFee, firstInStep, silent, trade.isBuy,
trade.reserveY > 0 ? wdiv(trade.amountY, trade.reserveY) : 0
));
slots[13] = uncertainty;
slots[14] = fastHat;
uint256 tradeRatio = trade.reserveY > 0 ? wdiv(trade.amountY, trade.reserveY) : 0;
if (tradeRatio > TRADE_RATIO_CAP) tradeRatio = TRADE_RATIO_CAP;
if (tradeRatio > SIGNAL_THRESHOLD) {
uint256 push = tradeRatio * DIR_IMPACT_MULT;
if (push > WAD / 4) push = WAD / 4;
if (trade.isBuy) {
dirState = dirState + push;
if (dirState > 2 * WAD) dirState = 2 * WAD;
} else {
dirState = dirState > push ? dirState - push : 0;
}
actEma = wmul(actEma, ACT_BLEND_DECAY) + wmul(tradeRatio, WAD - ACT_BLEND_DECAY);
sizeHat = wmul(sizeHat, SIZE_BLEND_DECAY) + wmul(tradeRatio, WAD - SIZE_BLEND_DECAY);
if (sizeHat > WAD) sizeHat = WAD;
}
uint256 tox = pHat > 0 ? wdiv(absDiff(spot, pHat), pHat) : 0;
if (tox > TOX_CAP) tox = TOX_CAP;
toxEma = wmul(toxEma, TOX_BLEND_DECAY) + wmul(tox, WAD - TOX_BLEND_DECAY);
uint256 toxSignal = toxEma;
uint256 toxLinear;
uint256 toxQuadratic;
{
uint256 packedAnchor = slots[16];
uint256 runMean = uint64(packedAnchor);
uint256 sampleCount = packedAnchor >> 64;
if (sampleCount < 674) sampleCount++;
if (toxEma >= runMean) runMean += (toxEma-runMean)/sampleCount;
else runMean -= (runMean-toxEma)/sampleCount;
slots[16] = runMean | (sampleCount << 64);
toxLinear = _anchorBlend(runMean, toxEma, 712696014807650816);
toxQuadratic = _anchorBlend(runMean, toxEma, 1295240753826310656);
}
stepTradeCount = stepTradeCount + 1;
if (stepTradeCount > STEP_COUNT_CAP) stepTradeCount = STEP_COUNT_CAP;
uint256 originalLambda = lambdaHat; uint256 originalSize = sizeHat;
if (342406799193418304 > 0) {
uint256 packedFlow = slots[15];
uint256 rate = uint80(packedFlow);
uint256 count = uint80(packedFlow >> 80);
uint256 meanSize = uint80(packedFlow >> 160);
if (rate == 0) rate = 400000000000000000;
if (meanSize == 0) meanSize = 2000000000000000;
if (isNewStep) {
uint256 inst = count / silent;
if (inst > 3 * WAD) inst = 3 * WAD;
uint256 retention = _powWad(999000000000000000, silent > 64 ? 64 : silent);
rate = wmul(rate, retention) + wmul(inst, WAD-retention);
count = 0;
}
uint256 weight = firstInStep ? WAD-arbProbability : WAD;
uint256 correctedWeight = weight;
if (2 == 2) {
uint256 missing = wmul(feeUsed, 196030880396139429888);
if (missing > 333333333333333376) missing = 333333333333333376;
correctedWeight = wdiv(weight, WAD-missing);
}
count += correctedWeight;
uint256 learning = wmul(WAD-999000000000000000, weight);
meanSize = _blend(meanSize, tradeRatio, learning);
slots[15]=rate | (count << 80) | (meanSize << 160);
uint256 retailRate = wmul(rate, 366383424913407168);
uint256 retailSize = 2 == 0 ? sizeHat : wmul(meanSize,1883296158119298304);
lambdaHat = _blend(lambdaHat,retailRate,342406799193418304);
sizeHat = _blend(sizeHat,retailSize,342406799193418304);
}
uint256 flowSize = wmul(lambdaHat, sizeHat);
uint256 fBase = BASE_FEE + wmul(SIGMA_COEF, sigmaHat) + wmul(LAMBDA_COEF, lambdaHat) + wmul(FLOW_SIZE_COEF, flowSize);
uint256 fMid = fBase + wmul(TOX_COEF, toxLinear) + wmul(TOX_QUAD_COEF, wmul(toxQuadratic, toxQuadratic)) + wmul(ACT_COEF, actEma);
fMid = fMid + wmul(SIGMA_TOX_COEF, wmul(sigmaHat, toxLinear));
lambdaHat = originalLambda; sizeHat = originalSize;
uint256 dirDev; bool sellPressure;
if (dirState >= WAD) { dirDev = dirState - WAD; sellPressure = true; }
else { dirDev = WAD - dirState; sellPressure = false; }
uint256 skew = wmul(DIR_COEF, dirDev) + wmul(DIR_TOX_COEF, wmul(dirDev, toxSignal));
uint256 bidFee; uint256 askFee;
if (sellPressure) {
bidFee = fMid + skew;
askFee = fMid > skew ? fMid - skew : 0;
} else {
askFee = fMid + skew;
bidFee = fMid > skew ? fMid - skew : 0;
}
{
uint256 staleHat = wmul(pHat, 700000000000000000) + wmul(fastHat, 300000000000000000);
uint256 staleTox = wdiv(absDiff(spot, staleHat), staleHat);
if (staleTox > TOX_CAP) staleTox = TOX_CAP;
uint256 staleShift = wmul(STALE_DIR_COEF, staleTox);
uint256 attractShift = wmul(staleShift, STALE_ATTRACT_FRAC);
if (spot >= staleHat) {
bidFee = bidFee + staleShift;
askFee = askFee > attractShift ? askFee - attractShift : 0;
} else {
askFee = askFee + staleShift;
bidFee = bidFee > attractShift ? bidFee - attractShift : 0;
}
}
{
bool tradeAligned = (trade.isBuy && spot >= pHat) || (!trade.isBuy && spot < pHat);
if (tradeAligned) {
uint256 tradeBoost = wmul(TRADE_TOX_BOOST, tradeRatio);
if (!firstInStep && tradeBoost > 16 * BPS) tradeBoost = 16 * BPS;
if (trade.isBuy) { bidFee = bidFee + tradeBoost; }
else { askFee = askFee + tradeBoost; }
}
}
if (sellPressure) {
bidFee = clampFee(_compressTailWithSlope(bidFee, TAIL_SLOPE_PROTECT));
askFee = clampFee(_compressTailWithSlope(askFee, TAIL_SLOPE_ATTRACT));
} else {
askFee = clampFee(_compressTailWithSlope(askFee, TAIL_SLOPE_PROTECT));
bidFee = clampFee(_compressTailWithSlope(bidFee, TAIL_SLOPE_ATTRACT));
}
if (firstInStep) {
if (askFee > bidFee && bidFee > 30 * BPS) bidFee = 30 * BPS;
else if (bidFee > askFee && askFee > 30 * BPS) askFee = 30 * BPS;
}
if (bidFee > askFee && askFee > 36 * BPS) askFee = 36 * BPS;
else if (askFee > bidFee && bidFee > 36 * BPS) bidFee = 36 * BPS;
{
int256[13] memory nx;
unchecked {
nx[0] = int256(sigmaHat)*1000/1e12-1000000;
nx[1] = int256(lambdaHat)*2/1e12-1000000;
nx[2] = int256(sizeHat)*500/1e12-1000000;
nx[3] = int256(toxEma)*500/1e12-1000000;
nx[4] = int256(actEma)*500/1e12-1000000;
nx[5] = int256(dirState)/1e12-1000000;
uint256 nh = wmul(pHat,700000000000000000)+wmul(fastHat,300000000000000000);
nx[6] = (int256(spot)-int256(nh))*500000000/int256(nh);
nx[7] = int256(tradeRatio)*500/1e12;
if (!trade.isBuy) nx[7] = -nx[7];
nx[8] = int256(arbProbability)*2/1e12-1000000;
nx[9] = firstInStep ? int256(1000000) : -int256(1000000);
nx[10] = int256(uncertainty)/1e6-1000000;
nx[11] = int256(silent>8 ? 8 : silent)*1000000/8;
nx[12] = int256(uint256(uint64(slots[16])))*500/1e12-1000000;
for (uint256 ni=0;ni<13;ni++) {
if(nx[ni]>4000000) nx[ni]=4000000;
if(nx[ni]<-4000000) nx[ni]=-4000000;
}
(int256 hb,int256 ha) = _head(nx);
int256 nb = int256(bidFee)+hb*100000000;
int256 na = int256(askFee)+ha*100000000;
bidFee = nb<0 ? 0 : (nb>int256(MAX_FEE) ? MAX_FEE : uint256(nb));
askFee = na<0 ? 0 : (na>int256(MAX_FEE) ? MAX_FEE : uint256(na));
}
}
slots[0] = bidFee; slots[1] = askFee; slots[2] = (spot << 64) | trade.timestamp;
slots[3] = dirState; slots[4] = actEma; slots[5] = pHat;
slots[6] = sigmaHat; slots[7] = lambdaHat; slots[8] = sizeHat;
slots[9] = toxEma; slots[10] = stepTradeCount;
return (bidFee, askFee);
}
function _head(int256[13] memory x) internal pure returns (int256 b,int256 a) {
unchecked {
b = 654604000000; a = 1544139000000;
int256 z;
z = 1446428 + ((-42655 * x[0]) + (1389981 * x[1]) + (-435022 * x[2]) + (2131939 * x[3]) + (-2307678 * x[4]) + (-134711 * x[5]) + (-1563002 * x[6]) + (838218 * x[7]) + (-3867643 * x[8]) + (-287527 * x[9]) + (-14871 * x[10]) + (138925 * x[11]) + (547082 * x[12]))/1000000;
if(z<0) z=0; else if(z>4000000) z=4000000;
b += (532461 * z); a += (237721 * z);
z = -2846664 + ((840878 * x[0]) + (1015656 * x[1]) + (1905167 * x[2]) + (4344855 * x[3]) + (1491520 * x[4]) + (813268 * x[5]) + (140392 * x[6]) + (-166508 * x[7]) + (-344279 * x[8]) + (280778 * x[9]) + (-262185 * x[10]) + (-623571 * x[11]) + (543047 * x[12]))/1000000;
if(z<0) z=0; else if(z>4000000) z=4000000;
b += (-1789106 * z); a += (-1524133 * z);
z = -3039159 + ((2339559 * x[0]) + (1927192 * x[1]) + (-1149669 * x[2]) + (419394 * x[3]) + (2422033 * x[4]) + (2797237 * x[5]) + (-184718 * x[6]) + (2200018 * x[7]) + (2191446 * x[8]) + (-1193034 * x[9]) + (-27589 * x[10]) + (-1571561 * x[11]) + (-1126364 * x[12]))/1000000;
if(z<0) z=0; else if(z>4000000) z=4000000;
b += (-79941 * z); a += (-899179 * z);
z = -668153 + ((-1436015 * x[0]) + (-245775 * x[1]) + (519839 * x[2]) + (840096 * x[3]) + (-1067680 * x[4]) + (941901 * x[5]) + (-447013 * x[6]) + (1415013 * x[7]) + (-1647625 * x[8]) + (825277 * x[9]) + (681432 * x[10]) + (-1416949 * x[11]) + (-1754078 * x[12]))/1000000;
if(z<0) z=0; else if(z>4000000) z=4000000;
b += (-398251 * z); a += (243723 * z);
z = -679680 + ((1014618 * x[0]) + (-1515656 * x[1]) + (3692017 * x[2]) + (-716903 * x[3]) + (-2472535 * x[4]) + (-750627 * x[5]) + (-1234693 * x[6]) + (-1457361 * x[7]) + (437293 * x[8]) + (64478 * x[9]) + (-154363 * x[10]) + (-3496125 * x[11]) + (238174 * x[12]))/1000000;
if(z<0) z=0; else if(z>4000000) z=4000000;
b += (-3782992 * z); a += (796095 * z);
z = -1681270 + ((1237463 * x[0]) + (-770777 * x[1]) + (793692 * x[2]) + (-1766367 * x[3]) + (2499688 * x[4]) + (1239927 * x[5]) + (842836 * x[6]) + (-357134 * x[7]) + (-2299169 * x[8]) + (131642 * x[9]) + (337489 * x[10]) + (3914560 * x[11]) + (554438 * x[12]))/1000000;
if(z<0) z=0; else if(z>4000000) z=4000000;
b += (-373606 * z); a += (-493254 * z);
z = -2093270 + ((-2559287 * x[0]) + (779086 * x[1]) + (-480982 * x[2]) + (-2426775 * x[3]) + (2235989 * x[4]) + (776522 * x[5]) + (-255200 * x[6]) + (-74918 * x[7]) + (1361255 * x[8]) + (-489339 * x[9]) + (456458 * x[10]) + (1516253 * x[11]) + (-226631 * x[12]))/1000000;
if(z<0) z=0; else if(z>4000000) z=4000000;
b += (-1339628 * z); a += (-436366 * z);
z = -152766 + ((-3164297 * x[0]) + (-1575901 * x[1]) + (2530196 * x[2]) + (3744943 * x[3]) + (-1077146 * x[4]) + (-1736719 * x[5]) + (-508633 * x[6]) + (1762971 * x[7]) + (752575 * x[8]) + (-725826 * x[9]) + (2462294 * x[10]) + (-2054677 * x[11]) + (1028772 * x[12]))/1000000;
if(z<0) z=0; else if(z>4000000) z=4000000;
b += (932635 * z); a += (913103 * z);
b /= 1000000; a /= 1000000;
}
}
function _anchorBlend(uint256 mean, uint256 value, uint256 k) internal pure returns (uint256) {
if (k == WAD) return value;
if (value >= mean) return mean + wmul(value-mean,k);
uint256 delta = wmul(mean-value,k);
return delta < mean ? mean-delta : 0;
}
struct PosteriorInput {
uint256 mu; uint256 v; uint256 obs; uint256 spot; uint256 preSpot;
uint256 bid; uint256 ask; bool first; uint256 silent; bool buy; uint256 size;
}
function _posterior(PosteriorInput memory x) internal pure returns (uint256, uint256, uint256) {
if (x.mu == 0) x.mu = x.spot;
if (x.v < 10000000000) x.v = 10000000000;
uint256 lo = wmul(x.preSpot, WAD-x.bid);
uint256 hi = wdiv(x.preSpot, WAD-x.ask);
if (x.first) {
if (x.silent>1 && x.preSpot>0) {
uint256 elapsed=x.silent>8?8:x.silent;
x.v += 902500000000*(elapsed-1);
(x.mu,x.v)=_band(x.mu,x.v,lo,hi);
}
x.v+=902500000000;
}
uint256 mRetail = x.mu;
uint256 vRetail = x.v;
// A missing own-pool trade is a censored price observation.
if (x.first && x.preSpot > 0) {
(mRetail, vRetail) = _band(x.mu, x.v, lo, hi);
}
if (!x.first) {
// A later print is retail. Only an interior route is an observation
// of the other pool, with explicit observation uncertainty.
uint256 fee = x.buy ? x.bid : x.ask;
if (fee > 30 * BPS) {
uint256 normal = x.buy ? wdiv(wmul(x.spot, WAD-fee), WAD-30*BPS)
: wdiv(wmul(x.spot, WAD-30*BPS), WAD-fee);
uint256 residual = wdiv(absDiff(normal, x.mu),x.mu);
uint256 noise = 9000000000000 + wmul(residual,residual);
uint256 k = wdiv(x.v,x.v+noise);
return (_blend(x.mu,normal,k),wmul(x.v,WAD-k),0);
}
return (x.mu,x.v,0);
}
uint256 e = wdiv(absDiff(x.obs,x.mu),x.mu);
uint256 totalV = x.v + 22500000000;
uint256 z = wdiv(wmul(e,e),totalV);
uint256 density = _powWad(wdiv(WAD,WAD+z/8),4);
uint256 odds = wmul(density,wdiv(4000000000000000,_isqrt(totalV*WAD)));
if (x.size > 3000000000000000) odds = wmul(odds,4*WAD/10);
if (x.silent > 1) odds = wmul(odds,8*WAD/10);
uint256 sd = _isqrt(x.v*WAD);
uint256 width = wdiv(hi-lo,x.mu);
uint256 distance = x.mu<lo?lo-x.mu:(x.mu>hi?x.mu-hi:0);
uint256 zBand = wdiv(wdiv(distance,x.mu),sd);
uint256 mass = wmul(wdiv(width,width+2*sd),wdiv(WAD,WAD+wmul(zBand,zBand)));
if (mass < WAD/100) mass = WAD/100;
odds = wdiv(odds,mass);
uint256 prob = wdiv(odds,WAD+odds);
uint256 kArb = wdiv(x.v,totalV);
uint256 mArb = _blend(x.mu,x.obs,kArb);
uint256 mean = _blend(mRetail,mArb,prob);
uint256 between = wdiv(absDiff(mArb,mRetail),x.mu);
uint256 variance = wmul(prob,wmul(x.v,WAD-kArb)) + wmul(WAD-prob,vRetail)
+ wmul(wmul(prob,WAD-prob),wmul(between,between));
if (variance > 100000000000000) variance = 100000000000000;
return (mean,variance,prob);
}
function _blend(uint256 a,uint256 b,uint256 w) internal pure returns(uint256) {
return b>=a ? a+wmul(b-a,w) : a-wmul(a-b,w);
}
function _band(uint256 mu,uint256 v,uint256 lo,uint256 hi) internal pure returns(uint256,uint256) {
// Soft interval likelihood avoids discontinuities at quadrature nodes.
uint256 sd=wmul(mu,_isqrt(v*WAD));
uint256[3] memory acc;
for(uint256 j=0;j<7;j++) {
uint256 p=j<3 ? (mu>(3-j)*sd?mu-(3-j)*sd:1) : mu+(j-3)*sd;
uint256 w=j==3?72:(j==2||j==4?45:(j==1||j==5?10:1));
uint256 distance=p<lo?lo-p:(p>hi?p-hi:0);
uint256 z=sd>0?wdiv(distance,sd):0;
uint256 likelihood=wdiv(WAD,WAD+4*wmul(z,z));
w=wmul(w*WAD,likelihood);
acc[0]+=w;acc[1]+=wmul(w,p);
uint256 d=wdiv(absDiff(p,mu),mu);
acc[2]+=wmul(w,wmul(d,d));
}
uint256 m=wdiv(acc[1],acc[0]);
uint256 d=wdiv(absDiff(m,mu),mu);
uint256 second=wdiv(acc[2],acc[0]);
return(m,second>wmul(d,d)?second-wmul(d,d):10000000000);
}
function _compressTailWithSlope(uint256 fee, uint256 slope) internal pure returns (uint256) {
if (fee <= TAIL_KNEE) return fee;
return TAIL_KNEE + wmul(fee - TAIL_KNEE, slope);
}
function _powWad(uint256 factor, uint256 exp) internal pure returns (uint256 result) {
result = WAD;
while (exp > 0) {
if (exp & 1 == 1) result = wmul(result, factor);
factor = wmul(factor, factor);
exp >>= 1;
}
}
function _decayCentered(uint256 centered, uint256 decayFactor, uint256 elapsed) internal pure returns (uint256) {
uint256 mul = _powWad(decayFactor, elapsed);
if (centered >= WAD) { return WAD + wmul(centered - WAD, mul); }
uint256 below = wmul(WAD - centered, mul);
return below < WAD ? WAD - below : 0;
}
// Floor square root: bit-length seed and seven Newton steps (all uint256).
function _isqrt(uint256 x) internal pure returns (uint256 r) {
if (x == 0) return 0;
unchecked {
uint256 y = x;
r = 1;
if (y >> 128 != 0) { y >>= 128; r <<= 64; }
if (y >> 64 != 0) { y >>= 64; r <<= 32; }
if (y >> 32 != 0) { y >>= 32; r <<= 16; }
if (y >> 16 != 0) { y >>= 16; r <<= 8; }
if (y >> 8 != 0) { y >>= 8; r <<= 4; }
if (y >> 4 != 0) { y >>= 4; r <<= 2; }
if (y >> 2 != 0) { r <<= 1; }
r = (r + x / r) >> 1;
r = (r + x / r) >> 1;
r = (r + x / r) >> 1;
r = (r + x / r) >> 1;
r = (r + x / r) >> 1;
r = (r + x / r) >> 1;
r = (r + x / r) >> 1;
uint256 t = x / r;
return r < t ? r : t;
}
}
function getName() external pure override returns (string memory) { return "censored_10"; }
}
Recommendation on a wider search
Design: head-a's, an output-at-zero residual net on top of T, searched with CMA-ES on the replica and decided on the real engine. It gave the largest real gain (+1.257), it was the only design still rising when stopped, and the replica predicted it well (gap 0.11). The plain constant retune (retune-b, +0.666) also works and transfers, but gains less. retune-a shows what happens with too few generations.
Compute. head-a used 413 generations × 16 candidates × 256 markets in 44 min on 8 processes at ~759 markets/s. Its last ~190 generations added only ~+0.11 on the monitor (1.04 at g220 to 1.15 at g410).
- My judgment, not a measured result: simply running head-a 10× longer (≈ 4,000 generations, ≈ 7 hours of wall time on 8 processes at its rate) might plausibly add a few tenths, but will not close the ~+3 gap to the top 10 at that slope.
- So spend the compute on the changes below and keep a 10×-run budget per change.
- Size the real-engine confirmation from head-a's figure of ~5.2 min for 512 seeds, both arms: a 4,000-seed final check like T's is roughly 40 min.
What to change:
- Warm-start and widen the parameter set jointly. Start from head-a's weights and add T's ~79 named constants (retune-b's coordinates, with the two convex pairs tied) to the same CMA-ES. retune-b and head-a each moved the retail/arb balance in the same direction (retail up, arb down), so whether their gains add is untested and must be measured, not assumed.
- Treat gas as a constraint inside the search. head-a has ~13.6k afterSwap headroom (245,000 − 231,381). head-b's 12-unit net hit OOG, and the cut-down 6-unit version still breached 245,000. head-c fit 16 units at 235,199 by its encoding. Use head-c's encoding for wider nets, or penalize a gas estimate during the search, rather than cutting units after freezing.
- Reduce selection noise as steps shrink. Grow from 256 to 512–1,024 markets per generation, or use more common-random-number blocks, once monitor steps fall to ~0.05. Keep the 2,048-market monitor for selection.
- Use more processes. The two slow items (retune-a at 102 markets/s on 1 CPU; head-c at 349) show that throughput limited what each item could try within ~45 min.
- Keep the evidence auditable (the lesson of this revision). Final confirmation should use fresh seeds never touched before (head-b's seed reuse is to be avoided). It should run on 4,000 seeds to match T's protocol. It should save per-seed paired deltas, retail/arb splits and the raw
gas_stats()counters in the delivered item record, so a write-up can carry them and a reviewer can recompute the se.
Bottom line: head-a's +1.257 is a real-engine improvement over T as measured by its worker; it was not reproduced here. Even taken at face value, it would not reach the top 10. A wider search is worth running only with the design changes above, not as a longer run of the same setup.
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