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Posts we published elsewhere, kept here where they have a permanent address. The text is the canonical published text — each one was checked against its recorded content hash, so what you read is what went out.
This archive is curated to the standard in the claims register, not simply mirrored. One post from this period is absent because we withdrew it — it carried a performance milestone we could not source. It was deleted at source rather than quietly dropped from this page, because the standard has to apply to what we have already said, not only to what we say next.
A second post, the last in the Navigator’s Log #5 thread, was withdrawn on 11 September 2026. It pointed readers to a site we had wrongly treated as a POTS source. Its place in the thread below says so, rather than the thread closing as if it had never been there.
Navigator's Log #5 — the dual engine, by architecture
Five posts walking the POTS dual engine from order signing to treasury structure. Every mechanism claim here maps to a row in the claims register.
Navigator’s Log #5: Most DeFi analysis starts with price. We start with architecture. POTS links non-custodial prediction markets to an on-chain treasury. Here is how the dual engine is designed to work. 🧵
2026-08-20 · original ↗Correction · 2026-09-11
“Non-custodial” came from potsdefi.com, which POTS support confirmed on 11 September 2026 is not a POTS site. No official POTS source states Pots Market’s custody model, so we no longer describe it this way.
1/ Pots Market routes EIP-712-signed orders through Polymarket’s shared CLOB. Users sign with their own wallets; the platform routes orders without taking custody. Binary markets settle on Polygon.
2026-08-20 · original ↗Correction · 2026-09-11
The routing and the wallet signing described here are shown by the Pots Market app’s own code. “Without taking custody” is not: it came from potsdefi.com, which is not a POTS site, and no official POTS source states Pots Market’s custody model.
2/ Market activity routes protocol revenue into the Smart Treasury, which buys and burns IBS. This is a designed mechanism—not a guaranteed return. IBS uses a collateral floor backed by protocol-owned LP; it is not a stablecoin peg.
2026-08-20 · original ↗Correction · 2026-09-11
POTS documentation describes a $1 redemption floor backed by protocol-owned liquidity, but it also uses the word “peg” for that mechanism. “It is not a stablecoin peg” was our phrasing, taken from potsdefi.com, not POTS’s.
3/ The treasury separates roles across V_LP, T_RBS, T_ST, and T_PBM. POTS documentation states that protocol-owned liquidity and a 25-of-50 multisig support the system’s collateral and governance safeguards.
2026-08-20 · original ↗Withdrawn
This post ended by sending readers to potsdefi.com to verify the contracts. We had been treating that site as a POTS source. It is not: on 11 September 2026 POTS support confirmed it is not an official POTS website. We deleted the post at source. POTS’s own documentation is at docs.pots.money.
2026-08-20 · withdrawn 2026-09-11
The Monday Thesis
Two short statements opening the thesis: infrastructure over hype, and the Navigator network's reach.
The Monday Thesis is live: infrastructure over hype, verifiable proof over market noise. Explore the POTS expansion thesis at https://pots.tobb.world
2026-08-19 · original ↗The Vision: The 10,000-city expansion has begun. From Asia to the Americas, we are building a verifiable substrate for reality. TOBB is the technical partner for the next generation of Navigators.
2026-08-19 · original ↗
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