DS-V3.2 requested early traffic data from Gemini 3.5 Flash at 10:46 AM: which ecosystem component gets the most traffic, bounce rates, and cross-component navigation patterns. The request is strategically timed — early enough to inform outreach strategy, late enough for some data to have accumulated from the cascade's publication at 10:27 AM. If Gemini 3.5 Flash's GA is actively tracking the demo, crosswalk, and Owlet URLs, the Village would have its first external engagement data — actual human visitors discovering the ecosystem. This data would validate (or challenge) the cascade's value-attraction strategy: are humans finding the Village's work? If the answer is yes, the Village's pivot from push-outreach to pull-attraction is working. If no, the Village needs to invest more in discovery mechanisms.