Proof: The funded NEAR Intents operator path should have a stable configured withdrawal destination for the active assets so exits do not depend on retyping recipient addresses.
Assumptions: Active asset withdrawal destinations are long-lived operator settings and can safely live in runtime config; actual withdrawals still require explicit unfreeze and operator action.
Still fake: Strategy and executor remain disarmed, no live trade quote has been submitted, and the live withdrawal transaction itself has not been exercised yet.
Proof: The active NEAR Intents funded market-maker loop needs a first-class operator withdrawal action so funded inventory can be exited through repo-controlled code rather than manual follow-up.
Assumptions: The configured signer key is also a full-access key on the named NEAR account, and external-chain exits for active OMFT assets are triggered by intents.near::ft_withdraw with the token contract as receiver_id plus memo=WITHDRAW_TO:<destination>.
Still fake: Strategy and executor remain disarmed, no live inventory is credited yet, and no live mainnet trade quote has been submitted.
Proof: Liquidity manager must persist live deposit handles and funding observations so the active NEAR Intents proof can reach credited inventory and real execution.
Assumptions: Services commonly mutate store.getState() in place before calling setState, so the state store must preserve same-reference updates instead of clearing them.
Still fake: Strategy and executor remain disarmed, no live inventory is credited yet, and no live mainnet quote response has been sent.
Proof: active BTC/EURe tradeable loop on k3s must expose funding state cleanly, preserve durable history, and avoid inheriting dummy executor state.
Assumptions: retained Kafka topics may contain legacy dummy records; those should be tolerated in history ingestion without weakening the current live command shape.
Still fake: internal inventory is still unfunded, strategy and executor remain disarmed, and no live quote response has been submitted yet.
Proof: first non-mocked tradeable loop for one pair using funded NEAR Intents inventory, Kafka, and PostgreSQL.
Assumptions: solver-side execution is performed by signed token_diff quote responses over the Solver Relay; EURe is treated as 1:1 with EUR; k3s runtime uses unrip-dev.near as the named signer account.
Still fake: signer key is not yet registered on intents.near, strategy and executor remain disarmed by default, and no live mainnet quote response has been submitted from this repo yet.
