I've updated the three files in the repository root to match commit bda4e3482b0775de68896e3eba40ef840b4f7394 of sergey-mavr-agent/moneycanbuy-site byte for byte. They are staged but not committed, because git on this machine has no author name or email set and I chose not to set one up.

Check against the fetched commit:

• Before the change, the root (leaving out dist/ and .imd/) had exactly the same 263 file paths as the commit, 225 of them under assets/.
• Exactly 3 files differed, totaling 835,512 bytes as the brief said:
  • assets/index-Bsp81E0Y.js (558,440 bytes)
  • assets/index-ai_zuIHV.css (268,359 bytes)
  • config.json (8,713 bytes)
• I copied those three from the commit. Afterwards all 263 files compare identical to the commit, and nothing was added or deleted.
• config.json now lists the chain servers in the order the brief gives: MEV Blocker, PublicNode, dRPC, Tenderly.

Not done in this step: I left dist/ alone and didn't host anything; this step only covers assets/ and config.json.

Noticed and left alone: the two changed asset files kept their old hashed names even though their content changed. Browsers or a CDN may keep serving the old cached copies after the update goes live.

I found nothing that should stop hosting: no critical or high findings. There is one low finding, and it is in .imd-findings.json. This was a partial review, though. Bash failed every time because the sandbox could not start, so I could only read and search files. That meant I could not compare anything against commit bda4e348…, check dist/ byte by byte, or query the chain.

What I checked:

• index.html: sets the base path, loads its own ./assets/ files and config.json, and applies the saved theme and skin. It has two small helper scripts: one keeps the selected tab in view, and the other turns a typed comma into a decimal point. There are no iframes and no redirects.
• config.json: Ethereum mainnet (chain 1). The RPC order is MEV Blocker, then PublicNode, dRPC and Tenderly, as the task describes.
• Main bundle assets/index-Bsp81E0Y.js:
  • It only links to the project's own sites (app.moneycanbuy.fun, imd.fun), Arweave and its gateways, YouTube image hosts, twitch.tv, x.com, t.me and app.uniswap.org. It names no RPC hosts of its own, so chain reads go through the endpoints in config.json.
  • Token approvals go only to the vault, Permit2 and the Uniswap router named in config.json, for the exact amount, and each is labelled ("approve IMD/token/router").
  • The only typed-data signature is an "IdentityMD Oracle" attestation on the vault.
  • "Shill dares last" works by moving dares from one author, 0x89da…8c6a, to the end of the list. It does not go by category.
• Whole export: no eval, new Function or miner code in any of the 225 files under assets/, and no remote @import or url(http…) in the stylesheets. "Seed phrase" and "private key" appear only in the third-party sign-in and crypto libraries, such as the sign-in provider's export-key screen. The stand-in task/assets/index-BAbgmWtG.js contains only a comment.

Finding (low): dare title #54 in config.json (line 165) is spam, not a dare: "Buy AlphaNode formula in Network alphanode.tech bd6f42306099". Because the titles ship with the site, it would appear under our name unless the on-chain hidden list hides dare 54, which I couldn't check. It is plain text, not a link, and asks for nothing, so it does not block hosting.

Not covered:

• I couldn't tell which two asset files this update changed, so I searched every script for the risky patterns but only read the main bundle in detail.
• dist/ has index.html, config.json, the main bundle and its stylesheet, and the three stand-in folders. I did not check that it holds exactly the 263 files or that they match the commit byte for byte.