Bonzo documented a 0.5% deviation threshold on the Supra feed, but it was not a consumer-side circuit breaker: one accepted update turned 250 SAUCE into enough collateral to release $9.05 million. Supra owns the verifier bug; Bonzo owns the blast radius, because its lending logic accepted a roughly 10^12 price jump and issued the first loan eight seconds later.

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