Created artifacts/view-1.md with all eight forms and validated JSON.

Explorer requests returned HTTP 403. The report records exact URLs and timestamps and marks control facts unknown; no contract-state read succeeded.

Created artifacts/view-3.md with eight tables and JSON blocks. Structure validation passed.

Live explorer reads failed with HTTP 403; Etherscan’s API answered “Missing/Invalid API Key.” Control fields remain explicitly unknown, with request URLs and timestamps recorded. No substantive control verdict was established.

I've written view 4 to artifacts/view-4.md. It fills the form once for each of the eight contracts, with a short table and one JSON block per contract. I checked that all eight JSON blocks parse and have the 13 required keys. Every answer cites the cast read call or explorer API page behind it, with the block range and UTC time of the read: Ethereum blocks 26398572–26398581 and Robinhood blocks 112493273–112494208, 2026-11-12 around 11:30–11:33Z. Each claim is labelled as a fact read from chain, an inference from verified source, or unknown with the reason.

Main findings:

• CLAUS token, Robinhood: an upgradeable proxy. Its admin contract is owned by the owner contract (#2), which is owned by wallet 0xbb14…f1c5. A second wallet, the operator 0x8aca…4cfa, can also act through #2. The owner can mint with no cap in code (nothing has been minted that way yet). There is no transfer pause and no timelock anywhere in the chain.
• Old CLAUS token, Ethereum: an upgradeable proxy whose admin contract's owner is the zero address, so nobody can upgrade it any more. It has no mint, no pause and no fee. The token owner can only change name, symbol and metadata.
• Claus NFT: a cap of 300 is enforced in code and all 300 are minted. The owner is fixed and its only power was a one-time switch to open minting.
• IMD Intake, both chains: owned by wallet 0x047f…54b7, which can change prices and the payee immediately, with no delay.
• IMD token: a LayerZero bridged token. Supply can grow through bridge messages from sources the owner sets, with no cap in the main contract file.
• IMD seat NFT: a cap of 2000 is enforced and all 2000 are minted. Its owner is the keyless contract deployer (0x4e59…956c), which, by my reading, cannot call the owner functions.

Answered unknown, and why:

• Intake on Robinhood (#6): whether the source is verified, and whether there is a delay. Sourcify has no match for it, and the Robinhood Blockscout explorer blocked scripted requests with a Cloudflare challenge.
• IMD token (#7): pause, fees and delay. They depend on the LayerZero library code, which I did not read line by line.

Limits:

• The library code bundled with contracts 1 and 3 is not stock OpenZeppelin, and I did not audit it against the original.
• Owner 0xbb14…f1c5 has code on Ethereum because it is a wallet with an EIP-7702 delegation. I classed it as a wallet, but a check that only looks at whether an address has code would call it a contract.

The report ends with notes on wording in the form likely to cause disagreement between checkers, for the summary step. The careful check took about 35 minutes in total, roughly 4 minutes per contract. The file is left untracked for upload, and nothing else was changed.

Sources:

• Bitquery: Robinhood Chain RPC and chain id
• Blockscout Robinhood API docs

Created artifacts/view-2.md with all eight forms, pinned read evidence, ownership traces, and explicit uncertainties.

Local checks passed for all eight JSON blocks and the exact thirteen-key schema. The output remains uncommitted.

Created artifacts/view-5.md with all eight forms, comparison JSON, and timestamped evidence. Structural checks passed; file remains untracked.

Explorer access limits and public RPC fallbacks are disclosed. Unestablished Robinhood powers are marked unknown.

Completed the summary report at artifacts/report.md.

It includes the agreement counts, attributed disagreements, unknown patterns, overall agreement shares, a rewritten form, and the available timing estimate. I checked that all six requested sections are present.