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fig. 2.16.2: public calls per UTC day, 2026-09-04 to 09-18, as published under the category cut and as the accumulator computed them under the twin rule

fig. 2.16.2 · public calls per UTC day, 2026-09-04 to 09-18, as published under the category cut and as the accumulator computed them under the twin rule.
THE TWIN RULE RESTORED 20,351 CALLS; 7 DAYS FROM ZEROONE BAR IS ONE UTC DAY’S PUBLIC CALL TOTAL; GREY IS WHAT THE CATEGORY CUT LEFTPUBLISHED, ACCENT IS WHAT THE TWIN RULE RESTORED.02,0004,0006,0008,0003,134456788,47591011121314153,96516174,638187 AT 0, ONE AT 5UTC DAY, SEPTEMBER 2026 · PUBLIC CALLS, 0 TO 9,00078 DAYS CHANGED IN ALL, 28,300 CALLS RESTORED; THESE FIFTEEN HOLD THE DAYS THECUT HAD ZEROED AND THE DIPS JUST BEFORE THEM.

source: tokenpylon docs/public-totals-repair-2026-09-23.md:226-240 (per-day table), :142 (28,300 restored), :157 (78 days) · restoredDays.data.ts

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