a redistribution mechanic is more than "did i get paid." it is a set of curves. a levy schedule that decides how much of a transfer is taken, a flow that decides where the take goes, a concentration that shifts, or does not shift, as the mechanic runs.
these curves are almost never drawn. traders watch a price. holders watch a balance. the shape of the mechanic underneath is left implicit — a paragraph in a whitepaper, a function in a contract that nobody reads unless something breaks.
r0bcrv draws them, from the contract, directly. the levy curve is pure math: it exists whether or not any transfer is happening. the redistribution curve, the concentration curve, the flow curve — each one reconstructed from event logs and holder snapshots, with no smoothing and no editorial.
this is an instrument, not an advisor. r0bcrv does not trade, does not custody funds, does not touch the contract in any writeable way. it reads. it plots. nothing on this page predicts a price. nothing on this page is advice.
same instrument category as c0rve. different chain. different mechanic. same conviction that the math is worth looking at on its own terms.