FlapJax Agent Wallet Reportedly Made Three FLAPJAX Payouts in Mid-October on BNB Chain

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FlapJax (FLAPJAX) says it is registered as ERC-8004 agent 364913 on BNB Smart Chain, with its treasury serving as both owner and agent wallet. Onchain reads at block 128186441 reportedly confirm that the registry mint was sent from and paid for by that treasury address. The agent's registration file references the FLAPJAX token and the same wallet. Three FLAPJAX transfers from the wallet to a plain wallet address are reported between 12 and 16 October 2026, each confirmed in a separate block and transaction. The analysis was published on DEV Community and is presented as a reproducible, independently checkable account.

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