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terminal-fill: BasedBot Relay legs are an in-app bridge both ways, not a Solana deposit (wording) - #2550

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Sacha (2026-09-20): "basedbot doesn't have this Solana deposit mechanism btw, it's mostly FOMO". Right: the wording said BasedBot's Relay requests fund its users' wallets from Solana, which reads like FOMO's deposit-to-trade flow. Relay's stream tagged BasedBot (referrer filter, verified against a bogus referrer returning nothing) is the app's in-app bridge between the same account's Solana and EVM wallets, both directions: of the last 50 requests, 18 Robinhood Chain to Solana, 10 Solana to Robinhood Chain, the rest EVM to EVM; no app fee. The harness already keeps them out of the published figure (a bridge leg, not a fill). Only the wording changes: spec bullet and BasedBot formula, the basedbot-funding note, the README, the audit-table badge tooltip.

Deploy: harness image + materialize reset (spec), staging Action (site).

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…etween the user's Solana and EVM wallets, both directions (18 Robinhood to Solana, 10 Solana to Robinhood in the last 50 requests), not a deposit mechanism to trade on Solana; spec, harness note, README, audit-table badge

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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L4rjxemTvgRwrCG6D2iK5D
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