{"id":"detector.mint_burst.v2","title":"Mint burst (a run with a sixty-minute peak)","unit":"detections","chain_set":"eip155:8453 (Base)","window":"all time","definition":"A run of ERC-8004 registrations minted by one address in which no gap between consecutive mints exceeds sixty minutes, and some sixty-minute span inside the run holds twenty-five or more. One detection per run.","method":"The same sliding-window-over-runs method as the retry storm, with sixty minutes and twenty-five. Keyed on the hour the run starts.","excludes":["Runs whose densest hour holds fewer than twenty-five mints."],"does_not_assert":["Anything about intent or legitimacy. Bulk minting is what a platform issuing identities for its users looks like. A burst changes what a registration count means; it is never an incident."],"source":"AFG-Pulse incident detectors","since":"2026-10-11","replaces":"the calendar-hour rule (from 2026-09-11), which split runs at the hour mark and logged one run as several rows: 83 bursting addresses where the ledger holds 88. Rows logged by the old rule stay in the log as history; 71 runs it split or missed were added on 11 October 2026.","url":"https://agenticfinancegraph.com/def/detector.mint_burst.v2","ladder":"https://agenticfinancegraph.com/ai-agent-liveness-methodology-l0-l9-ladder","license":"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/","attribution":"Agentic Finance Graph — https://agenticfinancegraph.com"}