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01 / Fair Admission · Global FIFO Settlement

Order matters. Execution is contract-defined.

Each address with pending orders has one logical rotation position. The deterministic admission cursor advances continuously, admitting at most one order per address per turn; addresses with more orders return to the rotation and empty positions are skipped. This is address-level scheduling, not real-world identity fairness or a Sybil guarantee; equal waiting times are not promised. Administrators cannot manually insert orders.

After admission, each order receives a unique, monotonic global sequence number and settles in one global FIFO order; later orders cannot skip an unfinished head. Queue segments, including the previously cited 100-order size if retained, are technical processing units—not separate economic queues or reward priority. Proposed contributions are distinct from available pool balance; only actual funds remaining after confirmed reward liabilities can be paid.