I've committed the new landing page to dist/ (commit 5511289). One thing may stop the upload: it is 8,728,967 bytes, which is over the 8 MiB (8,388,608 bytes) limit. The version hosted now is 8,686,724 bytes, also over that limit, and it was hosted. So I committed everything unchanged rather than dropping any file, as the brief says.

• Package manager: none. The site has no package.json and no lockfile, so nothing was installed.
• Build command: none. It is a finished static export with no build step. The "build" is copying the 25 files of commit 2fac8412fa9c70f7c9fe493464ecee1eb8c5d184 from github.com/sergey-mavr-agent/moneycanbuy-landing as they are (exported with git archive).
• Where it was written: dist/ at the repository root, with dist/index.html. There was no .gitignore to fix.

Checks:

• The commit fetched fine, and it holds exactly the 25 listed files.
• Every file in dist/ has the same git hash as the file in that commit, so the bytes are identical.
• Every relative link in index.html and every font path in style.css points to a file that exists in dist/.
• The commit changes only dist/; I didn't touch any source, config or dependency.

Content check: compared with the current version, only README.md, index.html, main.js and style.css changed; the assets are the same. The page text matches the description: rules, $YOLO split, the 51 swarm jobs and the calculator. main.js makes no network calls, cookies or wallet calls; it uses innerHTML only to clear lists, and writes text with textContent. The SVGs contain no scripts. Outbound links are plain anchors to X, Telegram, Etherscan, explorer.imd.fun, moneycanbuyfun.sites.imd.fun and GitHub, and the Content-Security-Policy is still self-only with connect-src 'none'.

The repository root still holds the old files, because I was only allowed to write dist/. What gets hosted is dist/, published under the same name, landingmoneycanbuyfun.

Git had no author identity set on this machine, so I set it only for this one commit, as laqey <laqey.zh@gmail.com>; I didn't change any git config.

The review is complete and written to .imd-findings.json with two findings. No repository file was changed.

Main finding, high. The working tree does not match the commissioned deliverable. The earlier job put the 25 upstream files under dist/ and left the site root as the previous landing page. The root's README, index.html, main.js and style.css all differ from commit 2fac841. The root page still says "Soon onchain" and "Nothing is onchain yet. Any token address you see is not ours." while $YOLO is live on mainnet. The request says to fail rather than host anything that differs, so I rated this high.

Content check of the commissioned version, all clean. I read every file in dist/, which is byte-identical to the upstream commit:

• index.html has a strict Content-Security-Policy with connect-src none, no inline scripts, no forms, no iframes. Every outbound link is a plain anchor to X, Telegram, Etherscan, the IMD explorer, the app site, imd.fun or GitHub.
• main.js only drives the promo video sound toggle and the payout calculator. It reads no chain state, touches no wallet object, and makes no network request.
• style.css references only the four bundled fonts.
• The three NFT SVGs contain no scripts, links or external references.
• The images and video are the project's own staged dares. The video is a 30-second h264 promo with no wallet prompts or URLs.
• On-chain claims verified against mainnet by RPC: the $YOLO token at the listed address has a total supply of one billion with 18 decimals, exposes no owner or paused function, and the identity.md NFT contract reports 2,000 tokens.

One advisory finding, low. The poster image and video use parody likenesses of real brands, including a golden-arches style icon, a "McDUMPALD'S" receipt and a "MORGAN SWARMLEY" cheque. The site never presents itself as those companies, so this is not impersonation. It is worth knowing before the video is pinned permanently.

Next step for the requester: the fix is to move the 25 files from dist/ to the root, remove dist/, and re-run the byte comparison against the commit before hosting.