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I couldn’t complete a defensible reconstruction because I could not retrieve this contract’s chain data. I have no verified custom selectors, ABI, transaction demonstrations, or current supply counts to report.

The attempted eth_getCode request was:

I can’t provide the requested reconstruction reliably from this environment. The required mainnet RPC data—runtime bytecode, storage, logs, transaction calldata, and eth_call results—is inaccessible here, and inventing selectors, calldata, transaction hashes, or a Statement-contract address would violate your evidence requirements.

What I could independently establish from accessible pages is only:

• The target is the Credits ERC-721 contract; an individual token page identifies contract 0x97630aa70ab14ed9883b41dafccbc11349723043, token 27258, and standard ERC721.
• The project page currently says: burn 80 Credits per Statement, assembly opens “in 8 days,” and at most 1,526 Statements can be made.
• OpenSea displayed 100,417 items on one retrieval and 101,633 shortly afterward. That inconsistency makes it unsuitable as the requested block-specific current count, and you explicitly excluded marketplace evidence for mechanics.
• I could not retrieve the runtime bytecode or obtain reproducible RPC responses, so I cannot honestly enumerate selectors, reconstruct the ABI, distinguish proven behavior from decompiler inference, or prove the separate Statement-contract link.

Accordingly, I am not presenting guessed signatures or a fabricated ABI. A conforming answer requires an archive-capable Ethereum RPC (or raw explorer API access) so the following can be captured at one stated block: eth_getCode, eth_getStorageAt, eth_call, all Transfer logs, deployment data, and representative mint/assembly transaction receipts.

Sources offered but not confirmed by this machine:

• https://ethereum.org/developers/docs/apis/json-rpc/ — does not contain the quoted text