Proof: npm test passed 173/173; npm run operator-dashboard:build passed; regression tests cover omitting raw asset payloads from bootstrap rows and using an explicit 45s bootstrap timeout.
Assumptions: The timeout observed by the operator is the browser-side 15000ms fetch limit on /api/bootstrap; trimming asset rows and extending only the bootstrap timeout keeps the dashboard available while preserving visible asset and pair config.
Still fake: raw imported token payloads remain stored in Postgres but are not exposed through a per-asset dashboard detail view in this fix.
Proof: npm test passed 171/171; npm run operator-dashboard:build passed; regression tests cover pair activation/pause fail-closed behavior, per-pair edge controls, and asset deposit address exposure.
Assumptions: Activating a directed pair is operator-approved live-funds-adjacent control; trading still requires existing DB strategy config, price route, armed services, and inventory, so unsupported imported assets remain blocked.
Still fake: no new price routes or liquidity discovery were added; non-current pairs without routes/config remain visible but cannot trade.
Proof: npm test passed 159/159; npm run operator-dashboard:build passed; repo-local Postgres importer smoke test imported 163 live 1Click tokens with only 3 inventory-enabled seed assets and nBTC/EURe pairs at 49 bps.
Assumptions: Forgejo main push is the repo deployment path; production has existing repo-managed POSTGRES_URL/POSTGRES_PASSWORD/NEAR_INTENTS_API_KEY secrets; startup seed may create initial current nBTC/EURe config but must preserve DB runtime pair flags after creation.
Still fake: no live funds movement was attempted; imported supported assets remain catalog-only unless explicitly enabled in DB; production rollout evidence still depends on the Forgejo deploy job completing after this push.
