diff --git a/02-DECISIONS/0067-genesis-is-a-pivot.md b/02-DECISIONS/0067-genesis-is-a-pivot.md
index 40f11a9..4b9dceb 100644
--- a/02-DECISIONS/0067-genesis-is-a-pivot.md
+++ b/02-DECISIONS/0067-genesis-is-a-pivot.md
@@ -91,6 +91,14 @@ machine auditable. An installer connects to plenty. Same tier, same delivery, di
 - **Two public images remain at genesis** — the store and the broker. An air-gapped install would
   embed those too, at a much larger artifact; that is a build variant, not a different design.
 - **A control-plane module manifest must exist**, and did not.
+- **The registry may require nothing.**
+  [`04-ISSUES/029`](../04-ISSUES/029-the-artifact-store-cannot-be-delivered-by-the-artifact-store/00-report.md)
+  states that a module providing the artifact store may not *build* artifacts, because there is
+  nowhere to put them until it runs. The pivot shows that is the narrow case of a wider rule: **it
+  may not require anything the store is needed to deliver.** Found the hard way — an unrelated
+  change gave the registry a public name and, with it, a route requirement. At genesis nothing
+  provides a route, and nothing can, because the routing stack needs images and images need the
+  store. The same cycle, re-entered through a door the existing wording did not cover.
 - **The handover is the sharp edge.** For one moment the bundle and the module both describe the
   same container, and the host tracks what it owns. If a safe handover is not expressible with what
   exists, the install **stops before it** and says what is missing. A machine left without a control
@@ -105,6 +113,9 @@ machine auditable. An installer connects to plenty. Same tier, same delivery, di
 - **No fiction left in the lab:** the scenario declares no registry machine, and the bed bootstraps
   through the installer rather than around it.
 - **The handover:** a machine whose control plane has been replaced still has one, and it answers.
+- **The registry requires nothing:** its manifest is resolvable on a mesh that has no other module
+  in it. A requirement added to it later is caught where it is written, rather than by a genesis
+  that cannot complete — which is how this one was found.
 
 ## References