Integrity Report

The Rodeo.club social NFT platform on Base shut down on 10 March 2026. This archive is a complete scrape of its onchain footprint: every contract deployed through the factory, every mint event, and every reachable piece of media, captured at the moment of platform closure.

Factory contract: 0xf1814213a5ef856aaa1fdb0f7f375569168d8e73

Total media on disk: 2424 GB

1.089% of the corpus, across 341 distinct artist contracts. Misses are categorized by root cause:

Dead pinning / unreachable media

3,313

Metadata unreachable

35

Metadata corruption

7

Creator deletion (uri() returned empty)

1

Other

1

Artist display names were resolved through three identity layers. Wallets without a resolution fall back to a truncated address; those folios are preserved and reachable, just unbranded.

Farcaster (Neynar)

5,117

Basename / ENS (Web3.bio)

2,296

Unresolved

13,754

Total wallets

21,167

Named coverage today: 35%. Artists can claim and brand their own folio at relaunch via wallet signature — unresolved identity is a labeling gap, not a data gap.

1. Enumeration. eth_getLogs for TransferSingle and TransferBatch events on every factory-deployed contract, filtered to mints (from == 0x0).
2. Fetch. Per post, eth_call for uri(tokenId), then metadata + media via a hardened fetcher: race across ten public IPFS gateways → fall back to Arweave by CID → fall back to Arweave by Rodeo migration tag → fall back to a local Kubo daemon.
3. Provenance. All original IPFS / Arweave CIDs are preserved in per-post provenance.json files. The archive can be re-served from decentralized storage, not just from this local mirror.

• Off-chain Rodeo profile data (bios, curated feeds, follower graphs) — this lived in Rodeo's private database, which went offline with the shutdown.
• Posts deleted by the creator before shutdown.
• Content whose only IPFS pin was on a provider that has since dropped it AND was never mirrored to Arweave.