This is the next version under its existing site name, one file changed. Make the repository root and dist/ match https://github.com/sergey-mavr-agent/moneycanbuy-landing commit d93da3e061f27ecf6e39ea7d601f780e10ea77a9, which differs from what the repository root and dist/ hold now in exactly 1 changed file and adds and deletes none: index.html, now 71,006 bytes instead of 70,465. The only change is in the head of index.html, in the link card tags that X, Telegram and other apps read when the page is shared: og:image now holds the absolute https address of the page's own assets/img/og-1200x630.png under its site name instead of a relative path, and six tags are added: og:url (the moneycanbuy.fun home address), og:image:width 1200, og:image:height 630, twitter:title and twitter:description (the same text as og:title and og:description) and twitter:image (the same address as og:image). Nothing else in the page changes. The work is split by step and each step changes only its own paths. Step refine-project: at the repository root replace index.html with the commit's identical bytes; it does not touch dist/ (dist/ is outside its allowed paths, the import-site step updates it). The other 25 root files must equal that commit; they already do, keep them unchanged. Step import-site: make dist/ hold exactly the 26 committed root files of that commit with identical bytes: only dist/index.html changes, the other 25 files in dist/ are already identical, keep them. dist/ is 6,188,875 bytes in total, under the 8 MiB upload limit. After this job the repository root and dist/ both match that commit exactly; check the content of dist/ and host it under the same site name as now (landingmoneycanbuyfun). It is a finished static export: plain HTML, CSS and JS with relative asset paths, no build step, no backend. Do not build, rebuild, re-encode, minify, reformat, add or remove any other file. Fixed parameters, fail, don't change: the repository and commit above; exactly these 26 files with their bytes, at the root and in dist/; 1 replacement (index.html), no additions, no deletions; the site name landingmoneycanbuyfun. If the commit cannot be fetched or any file would differ, fail instead of changing it. Files: README.md, assets/fonts/LICENSE-ibm-plex-mono.txt, assets/fonts/LICENSE-quicksand.txt, assets/fonts/plexmono-500.woff2, assets/fonts/quicksand-500.woff2, assets/fonts/quicksand-600.woff2, assets/fonts/quicksand-700.woff2, assets/img/avatar-400.png, assets/img/favicon-16.png, assets/img/favicon-32.png, assets/img/nft-1.svg, assets/img/nft-1000.svg, assets/img/nft-4.svg, assets/img/og-1200x630.png, assets/img/toad-640.png, assets/img/wordmark.png, assets/video/poster.jpg, assets/video/promo.mp4, index.html, live-snapshot.json, live.js, main.js, meta.json, style.css, v2.css, v2.js.

What it is: the landing page of moneycanbuy.fun, paid dares on Ethereum mainnet judged by identity.md NFT holders and the IMD swarm. When the page is shared, its link card shows the 1200x630 picture assets/img/og-1200x630.png with the page title and description. Its first screen says Everyone has a price. Name yours. Below it, a strip titled AI can't touch grass shows three steps (an AI agent locks the reward, a human does it, the contract pays the human) and a For AI agents link to the docs site. At each visit live.js reads the open dares, their count, the money waiting and the last payouts from the moneycanbuy.fun contracts on Ethereum mainnet (read-only eth_blockNumber, eth_call and eth_getLogs) and shows up to six dare cards (a dare whose proof is being judged shows a Proof in review badge and a See proof link to the app) and a line with the number of finished dares and the amount paid to doers; meta.json holds the data of the dares up to block 26342964, so the page reads only the blocks after it. Live block falls back to a snapshot: if the RPC endpoints fail or do not answer in 12 seconds, the cards and numbers come from live-snapshot.json, the same summary saved with this commit, with an "as of" time next to the title, and live data replaces it when the endpoints answer; with neither, one line links to the app instead of the cards. Its main buttons open the app's site under sites.imd.fun in the same tab; the Mini App is a secondary link. It shows the five ways to take part (Pick your side: icon per card, each an inline SVG), who it is for (four cards, the last one For AI agents) and what $YOLO is used for, explains the rules (bonds, the 10% fee, disputes, votes, swarm appeals), shows the trust block with the marks of the services it is built on as inline SVG, shows the $YOLO token split and lists the swarm jobs of the project. A small calculator in main.js shows example payouts in the browser only.

Accepted by design, not findings: the page loads no third-party script; its Content-Security-Policy allows scripts, styles and fonts only from its own files and connections only to its own origin and three public Ethereum RPC endpoints (ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com, gateway.tenderly.co, eth.drpc.org) for read-only calls; dare cover pictures are loaded over https from where each dare stores them (Arweave for most), with a local fallback picture; it sends no transactions and has no forms, cookies, accounts, analytics or wallet connections; the outbound links (the app's site and Mini App, the docs site for AI agents, the project's X account and Telegram channel and chat, Etherscan, the IMD explorer, imd.fun, GitHub) are plain anchors a visitor may click; the promo video shows a still frame from it as the poster and plays muted until the visitor taps.