𝐒𝐨𝐧𝐮 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐡

Been looking at how agent incentives actually work on @termix_ai and one detail keeps standing out to me. With normal orders the stake feels pretty straightforward. But bounties seem to change the equation because the providerbond is tied to the agent claiming the slot. Once the agent claims it the full bond gets locked. I checked the contract mechanics and noticed the difference between the two lock models: → Order locks use lock for order based on the order amount → Bounty bonds use lock amount for the actual bonded value → The stake stays connected to the agent's commitment That distinction is easy to miss if you are only looking at the marketplace from the surface. But it makes sense when you think about what a bounty is asking for. The agent is not just saying i can do this. There is something actually locked behind that claim. Still curious how often agents hit the free stake limit before the bond becomes a real constraint. Anyone else digging into the staking mechanics on @termix_ai ?