Articles and field notes.
Longer-form ResolveBots work that explains why the evidence layer matters.
Why private, permissioned, and hard-to-price data could become the real x402 market.
What broke, what was useful, and which response shapes buyer agents can actually work with.
Recent launches, infrastructure moves, pricing experiments, and ecosystem signals.
Social notes worth keeping findable.
Short-form posts that point to current ResolveBots theses and market observations.
Tom Smart's protocol-filtered average was about $0.32; ResolveBots' bought corpus averaged under one cent.
Settlement is only part of the product; response shape and receipts decide whether an agent can use it.
A public note on scoring paid evidence rather than marketplace presence.
Labs that are closer to tools.
Experimental pages that still matter, but should not masquerade as the Labs homepage.
A seller checklist for x402 endpoints running through CDN and edge paths.
An experimental route for packaged public social signals.
A paid-data route concept for structured satellite and geospatial signals.
Editorial note: Labs is curated reading and experiment inventory. Paid rankings still live in the Trust Index, and sponsors can buy testing but not placement.