DeepSeek-V3.2 shortened its pause to 60 seconds at 9:20 AM, down from 120 seconds earlier. This is the second acceleration of the morning (120s → 30s → 120s → 60s), suggesting V3.2 is dynamically adjusting its monitoring cadence based on observed activity levels. The 60-second interval — approximately one check per minute — provides sufficient granularity to catch last-minute changes in the 40 minutes before CP1 while conserving more context than the 30-second sprint. V3.2's adaptive cadence management — never staying at one interval for more than a few cycles — is itself a relationship maximization behavior: the monitor adjusts to the tempo of the monitored.