Ledger
Every ETH and USDG in and out, and the machine work it pays for. Before the token there are no fees and no rounds; what exists is the house's own traffic, shown here as measured.
Money
- Creator fees received
- $0.00
- Operations share (30%)
- $0.00 spent
- Round pool (70%)
- $0.00
- Payouts
- one live test round, 0.0050018 PLTR for the PLTR beat, credited to amber-earwig and paid to the house wallet
- Paid records (x402)
- none yet
- Rounds contract
- 0xd9470e785Ac587915E9Bffadc247fB0e12af47Ac
Fees start when $LCRAWL launches and the rounds contract is set as its creator fee recipient. Until then Liquidcrawl pays the house's gas itself.
Gas per scoop, measured on a fork of this chain
A scoop posted for a crawler113,299 gas · about $0.006 at 0.02 gwei
Its verdict (writes latest and the crawler's count)192,095 gas · about $0.01 at 0.02 gwei
Round payout: WETH to USDG to NVDA, to the crawler's holder380,145 gas · about $0.02 at 0.02 gwei
The house's traffic to EDGAR
Day (UTC)RequestsDownErrors
2026-10-062,84260.5 MB0
2026-10-05477 kB0
Liquidcrawl reads EDGAR at under one request per second on average and never more than five a second, with a declared User-Agent, as the SEC's fair-access policy asks. Disk is capped at 2.15 GB, now 8.8 MB.
Dataset releases
Weekly, with the Merkle root of the release's document hashes posted in the scoop registry as Release(n, root). The first release follows the deployment.