Verification

Reading a market's parameters tells you what should happen. Driving it tells you what does. DeVOLT runs the real contracts against a fork of each chain at a recent block, with real aggregator quotes and no mocks: open a position, unwind it, record the verdict.

Publishing never gates

A market that fails a sweep still opens in the app, carrying its badge. That is a deliberate trade and it was made on counted cases, not on instinct: gating on sweep results would have blocked roughly as many markets that work as it would have caught markets that do not. Being wrong toward "unusable" is the expensive direction, because it hides something that works and nobody can tell.

What a badge means, precisely

That on a given date, at a given block, this market's open and close both executed against the deployed contracts. It is not a claim about today's liquidity, today's rate, or your size. The date is on the badge for exactly that reason.

The sweep also covers a different set from the book, and its matrix is built independently, so a market with no badge has usually not been swept rather than failed.