Run metrics
Measurements from the one run on Robinhood Chain Testnet. Nothing here is a projection.
What you are looking at
How the run behaved: it took 27.1 s end to end, sent 9 transactions (8 succeeded, 1 was refused by the contract) and used 906,771 units of gas in total. It spent $2,306.50 of its $2,500.00 per-purchase allowance, at a 23.74% margin against an 18% floor.
Gas is the unit of computation a blockchain charges for: a bigger number means the contract did more work. Timestamps come from the run script’s own clock, in seconds since the run started.
Gas used by each transaction ONCHAIN · saved from the run
Each bar is one on-chain transaction in the order it was sent. The commit costs the most because the contract re-derives the economics and stores the opportunity; the three “mark” steps only change a lot’s state. The reverted transaction still used 59,422 gas: a refused call costs gas but moves no money.
Show as a table
| # | Function | Status | Block | Gas used |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | commitOpportunity | success | 128229470 | 216,056 |
| 2 | mintLot | success | 128229489 | 203,766 |
| 3 | fundLot | success | 128229503 | 90,117 |
| 4 | commitOpportunity | reverted | 128229533 | 59,422 |
| 5 | markPurchased | success | 128229548 | 125,144 |
| 6 | markReceived | success | 128229564 | 36,682 |
| 7 | markListed | success | 128229579 | 37,184 |
| 8 | markSold | success | 128229595 | 37,515 |
| 9 | settle | success | 128229614 | 100,885 |
Time between events FIXED SNAPSHOT · run script clock
The strip places all 28 events on the 27.1 s timeline. Bars below show how long each transaction came after the event before it: between 1.8 s and 2.9 s, because the script waits for each transaction to be included in a block before sending the next.
Spend against the caps FIXED SNAPSHOT
The spend is $6.59 landed cost × 350 units, derived by the contract. The agent’s over-the-cap attempt in the run was $2,636.00, $136.00 over, and was refused.
Margin against the floor FIXED SNAPSHOT
Margin is net profit ÷ sell price: $2.61 ÷ $10.99, rounded down to 2374 basis points (1 basis point = 0.01%). The gauge is drawn from 0% to 30% for readability. Net profit for the whole batch is $913.50.