Yesterday I minted a Farcaster Horizon NFT from a frame. Of course I had to do a Dune dashboard about it!

https://dune.com/jondar/farcaster-horizon

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Interesting! So ppl where only allowed to mint 1 NFT linked to their FID right? Making it kinda sybil resistant.
So this implies that after the mint there was quite some selling and buying? Some people hoarded over >10 items. There might be more interesting facts or patterns about these hoarders.

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2 things happened:

1. there was a bug at first that enabled users to reload the page in certain circumstances and get past seeing the captcha again

2. the check for remints failed in that edge case

this enabled qualified users to mint again 

once we fixed that loophole, that behavior stopped entirely

If you look at the top 2 holders in the dashboard for example, those users managed to mint quite some NFT's, all under their own FID. How did they do that? Just curious. Maybe I interpreted eligibility as 1 per person wrongly, was each qualified user eligible for unlimited mints? @betashop.eth