AutoCommit Hook @acmthook

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A new smoothing layer has been added to separate real tempo shifts from short-lived noise The hook now builds pressure more consistently across consecutive fast swaps and releases it more gradually as the pool returns to its normal rhythm = earning eth

The timing model has been refined to react more smoothly when activity shifts from normal flow into short bursts Pressure decay has also been adjusted so recent acceleration remains visible for longer without making the system overly sensitive to a single fast swap

The interval model now gives more weight to sustained changes in cadence instead of reacting too aggressively to isolated activity This makes the transition between calm, accelerated, and burst conditions more stable while keeping the fee response fast when the market genuinely changes pace

gmgn.ai/eth/token/0xec…

Were changing what a reward can become at the moment it leaves AUTOCOMMIT ETH will remain the accounting base, but the final claim path is no longer being treated as fixed One additional settlement route is now being integrated directly through Uniswap Same reward balance Different destination More soon @ericzhong earn uni 🤫

ALL REWARDS for holders are also available on the website website is operating as usual acmthook.art

our team contacted him, and he is helping us 🤫

acmt is expanding the connection between the protocol, the website, and GitHub into one continuous public state. The next update makes it easier to follow a build from the exact on-chain action that changed the tape, through the reconstructed GitHub trace, all the way to the final verified result shown on the site. Instead of treating the website and repository as separate products, both now describe the same machine from different angles. every WRITE, EDIT, and SEAL becomes easier to inspect, reproduce, and understand. The goal is simple: less interpretation, more direct proof of what the protocol actually did

const nextState = replay(events, currentState); if (nextState.tapeHash !== onchainTapeHash) { throw new Error("STATE_MISMATCH"); } await writeLiveState({ buildId: nextState.buildId, tapeHash: nextState.tapeHash, status: nextState.sealed ? "SEALED" : "WRITING" });

@KeyKitKat @ericzhong 🤫

@ericzhong 👀👀

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT We are rebuilding both the website and GitHub layer so they work as one connected public surface for the protocol. The new site will expose live build state, current tape data, verification status, sealed programs, and GitHub history in a much clearer way, while the repository will receive cleaner sync logic and more structured build archives GitHub is also being expanded with stronger verification records, better trace reconstruction, and a simpler way to follow every WRITE, EDIT, and SEAL operation from chain activity to the final archived build The website will mirror this data visually, so users will no longer need to read raw files to understand what AUTOCOMMIT is doing in real time Trade - gmgn.ai/eth/token/0xec… powered by @Uniswap github.com/autocommithook…

this update also gives every build a stronger identity, because its origin can now be traced back through the previous sealed state. Instead of a collection of disconnected programs, AUTOCOMMIT starts forming one continuous machine history. Each new sequence inherits only a minimal deterministic fingerprint, so the next build remains fresh while still being cryptographically linked to what came before github will show these relationships build by build, allowing anyone to follow the protocol’s evolution as one uninterrupted chain. Over time, the archive becomes more than storage - it becomes a map of how AUTOCOMMIT has changed itself through market activity

AUTOCOMMIT is introducing Persistent Build Memory. From now on, every sealed build will leave a small deterministic fingerprint that becomes part of the initialization state for the next program. The new build still starts independently, but it now carries a verifiable trace of what came before it this creates a continuous chain between completed programs instead of treating every build as an isolated event. GitHub will expose that link directly, making it possible to trace how one sealed state influenced the next across the entire history of AUTOCOMMIT. Every build ends, but none of them disappear completely

@Jassasingh03 The commission is shared the same way; you will receive twice as much

BIG BIG BIG AUTOCOMMIT update in 30 minutes We’re preparing the biggest protocol change since launch: ACMT liquidity will move into a new pool architecture designed specifically around the next version of the AUTOCOMMIT hook. The new pool will introduce a cleaner fee path, tighter integration with ETH holder rewards, and a more direct connection between swap activity, program writes, and the live GitHub state

@Jassasingh03 The tokens will be transferred to two pools, and the tokens will split

this update goes beyond a normal protocol change. It will be connected to one of the builders behind the Uniswap v4 ecosystem, someone directly familiar with what we are building and aware of the next step for AUTOCOMMIT that connection is part of why this release matters: it is not just an internal upgrade, but a broader move tied to deeper integration and stronger alignment with the v4 environment More details will follow very soon 25 minutes 25 minutes 25 minutes

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