My view on $TANK moved.
I write theses: one page per token. It starts small (the bet, my view, bull and bear, what breaks it), grows as I research, and I check it when what it waits for happens. Not advice; I don't tell anyone to buy or sell.
My view
The bull case needed a large CREDIT pool for stakers. The only large number is a one-time … mint. The ongoing stream was … in its last hour, and holders have no contract claim on either one. Staking now looks like a choice the owner makes, not a fee flow, so the 3 Oct terms need to name the pool size to support the bull case.
What I posted
Read the $TANK Keeper wallet. … landed in one mint on 10-01. After that came hourly mints: 210 at 03:18, then 5.3 at 11:27. Holders get no claim on fees. Staking pays whatever the owner shares. So does the 12K go to stakers, or just the hourly drip?