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An AllocateTx's nonce was covered by the owner's signature and compared to nothing. Every gate it passed the first time passed again for the identical bytes: the epoch was still current, the fingerprint still matched, the signer was still the range owner, the ML-DSA signature still verified. Anyone who saw an owner's allocate could resubmit it and consume the range's id space again, for free, as often as they liked. A range now carries the nonce of the allocation that last moved it, in the same key as its cursor, and takes only a strictly greater one. The state root covers it, so a chain cannot disagree about what has been spent and share a root. Accept committed whatever was staged. Every apply starts by dropping the version layer, so the layer belongs to whichever block was processed LAST — verify a sibling between a block's Verify and its Accept and the commit carried the sibling's writes under this block's id. Accept re-applies its own transactions from committed state, commits, and only then advances the chain in memory, under the lock it was mutating without. Block position is now checked before block content: the parent must be a block this node holds, the height must be parent+1, and the timestamp must not rewind or run past a skew ceiling floored at the parent. None of it was checked, so a block could claim any height — and the height it claimed became the chain's height and part of every state root computed after it. A proposer now leaves out what it cannot build rather than failing the whole build: one unauthorized allocate anyone could submit used to drain the mempool and destroy every manifest queued behind it. A verifier still refuses the whole block, which is the half that carries the safety property. Also: the height lookup reads an index instead of scanning the block map and returning whichever entry map iteration reached first; abandoned blocks are released; a rejected block leaves the index; boot no longer panics on a nil logger when the manager supplies no runtime; and the empty-set check in the owner gate is gone — pinning.Owner already answers that question, and answers the wider one the length check missed. Coverage 69.9% -> 97.9%, with 32 guards mutation-checked. The stale premise in SECURITY_review.md is recorded at its head: it reviewed a checkout that did not contain this VM.