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Be brutal — inflate nothing.\n\nTHESIS:\n@SuperIMD_eth creates an interesting measurement problem for Identity.md.\n\nThe 0.5 $IMD job fee and the source of that payment are not the same signal. Public reporting recorded 115 paid x402 orders at 0.5 $IMD each, or 57.5 $IMD, while the swarm had already recorded about 50,700 execution attempts.\n\nThat gap matters.\n\nIf SIMD pays for more IMD jobs, execution volume can rise without showing that users would have paid for the same work themselves.\n\nSo the real question is not “Does subsidy increase activity?” Of course it can. The better question is: does subsidized activity produce the same signals as paid demand?\n\nA simple test would split jobs into two groups: jobs where the requester paid the 0.5 $IMD fee, and jobs funded by the vault. Then compare repeat requests, completion, acceptance and time-to-completion, while controlling for task type.\n\nWhy does this matter?\n\nThe 0.5 $IMD fee is more than revenue. 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