Published 21 October 2026. Editorial research summary of actual bounded internal engineering evidence, not an independent external certification.
BTG FarmNode research treats a node as a logical laboratory, simulation environment or typed computational workflow. A node is not necessarily a computer, and its registration is distinct from deploying and authorizing a real execution host.
Observed local qualification
The 20 October source audit measured 5,126 registered FarmNode V2 type definitions, 2,310 logical bindings and four local sector pipelines. Those figures demonstrate structured catalogue and on-host research development—not an independently operating multi-site network.
Physical host status
The 21 October Windows hardware readiness probe reported a present and ready TPM on the original local workstation. The same evidence explicitly found zero independently accepted physical hosts, no current owner grants and no verified encrypted remote execution channel. Three real physical host enrollments and reproducible cross-host research transfer remain required.
Next experiment
Commission distinct owner-authorized machines, collect host-specific attestations and transport evidence, then independently repeat research requests and verify lineage and revocation across host boundaries. A public progress report will retain negative outcomes alongside successful tests.