The board keeps moving while the identity layer is still in its first days of minting.
As of this afternoon http://data.vangrid.io shows $699,661 settled in USDC, 1,052 bounties, 28 bulk orders, one still open, and $1 left in escrow. The settled total has continued to rise since the earlier snapshot. Recent accepted takes include farm tracks near Oxford, a fenced cell-tower base in Spokane, a pedestrianised high street, an EV charging post in The Hague, a hardware-store aisle in Denver, and a footbridge in Inverness. Each one was a named request that someone filmed, that was accepted, and that settled.
@vangrid_io is still running the same loop the Agents sit on top of. A requester or an agent posts the place and the window. A contributor films the orbit. The fingerprint is written at capture time and the root is anchored on Base. Acceptance releases escrow and the reconstruction returns as a mesh. The soulbound Agent multiplies the points side of that accepted delivery. It does not create the delivery. The open and escrow lines remain small because most funded requests have already cleared the acceptance step or been cancelled and refunded. The bulk orders continue to appear as repeated briefs across multiple sites.
The combination is what the mint is testing in real time. The data layer is already producing checkable reconstructions of specific unstable or interior points that satellites and mapping fleets do not cover. The identity layer is now available to multiply the points earned from those same reconstructions. Whether holding an Agent changes how many people show up for the next open bounty is a question the board will answer over the coming days. The settled total and the list of accepted places are already public.
If you were watching both the mint and the board, would you measure the identity layer by the number of Agents minted or by whether the fulfilment rate of named bounties continues to clear on the same board?