Agenticscredit homepage counters just went backwards. @agenticscredit Two days ago, the homepage read: - 5,066 traders - 295 qualified - 31,433 trades - 113 countries Today, checked repeatedly, it reads: - 4,346 traders - 252 qualified - 26,042 trades - 112 countries That is not an exodus. Traders do not un-trade 5,391 trades, and the lower set matches digit for digit the set shown a week ago. The likeliest explanation is a stale version of the page being served. The counters are self-reported and unaudited, and today they are demonstrably unstable: they rose, then silently rolled back, with no changelog and no way for an outsider to tell which version is real. For a project selling precise measurement of other people's performance, that instability matters. Whether 252 or 295 traders sit in the funding queue is not a rounding question for the people in it. A dashboard a project publishes about itself is marketing. A score becomes trustworthy when someone else can verify its inputs. Watchlist unchanged: a published audit, then a funded pilot on disclosed terms.