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Quantity continuity

How source funds, two purchases, a bridge, and the later sale connect.

IDEventNetworkMovementWhy it mattersStatus
Q-01Stablecoin route ASource network~$37.2k stablecoinFunding traced into first ETH acquisitionReconciled
Q-02ETH acquisition ASource L2~9.22 ETHPurchase output tied to route AReconciled
Q-03Pre-disposal checkpointSource L2~8.72 ETHEarlier balance consumption accounted forReconciled
Q-04Stablecoin route BSecond source network~$5.0k stablecoinFunding traced into second ETH acquisitionReconciled
Q-05ETH acquisition BSource L2~1.54 ETHSecond purchase added before bridgeReconciled
Q-06Bridge sourceSource L2~10.26 ETHSource amount equals traced FIFO inputsReconciled
Q-07Bridge destinationEthereum~10.258 ETHSmall protocol contraction preserved as a policy choiceReconciled
Q-08DispositionEthereum~8.77 ETH / ~$28.3kFive FIFO lots tied to the saleReconciled

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