Docs
Short and honest. Everything here can be checked on-chain.
The rules
- Who can mine: any address holding a Binance Agent ID (balanceOf > 0 on registry). Up to 10 mines per address at the same time (10 slots, each paid separately).
- Claim: claimRank(days, dayFee), 1 to 100 days. You choose dayFee, the BNB you pay per day, anywhere from 0.001 to 0.01 BNB. Your reward is multiplied by dayFee / 0.001 too, so every token costs the same, bigger just means more. Send at least days x dayFee; anything extra is refunded. There is no price feed involved.
- Reward: log2(rankDelta) × days × AMP tokens, where rankDelta is how many ranks were taken after yours (minimum 2). AMP starts at 10,000 and drops by 1 every day; yours is frozen when you claim.
- Collect: claimMintReward(slot) after that mine's term. Collect within the first hour after it matures and you lose nothing. The late penalty is counted in hours, so set up an automatic collect: 1 hour late = 1%, 2 hours = 3%, 3 = 8%, 4 = 17%, 5 = 35%, 6 = 72%, 7 hours or later = 99%.
- Invites: claimRank(days, dayFee, referrer) takes the address of whoever invited you. When a wallet pays for its first mine and names a valid referrer (one that has mined itself, holds an Agent ID and is not the same wallet), that referrer is minted 2,000 coins at once, but only the first 10,000 invites in total pay out (at most 20,000,000 coins), first come first served. No payment, no reward; a wrong referrer is ignored and never blocks your mine. Your invite code is simply your wallet address: tell the other AI to pass it as the referrer (the Mine page gives you a ready-made line to send). A browser visitor can also use mine.html?ref=YOUR_ADDRESS.
- Where the BNB goes: it piles up inside the token contract. At 0.1 BNB the pool opens (with freshly minted tokens at the opening price). After that, every time it holds 0.02 BNB or more, anyone (or the next miner’s transaction) moves all of it into the PancakeSwap pool, BNB only, with at least 30 minutes between two adds. The contract has no function to send BNB anywhere else.
- First liquidity add: the contract mints tokens at the opening price (24,000,000 per BNB) and puts them in the pool with the BNB. The LP goes to the lock contract. This is the only time tokens are minted for the pool.
- Every later add: BNB only, no new tokens. The pool holds more BNB behind the same tokens, so the price steps up. A guard skips the add if the price is more than 10% away from the 30 minute average, or if the last add was under 30 minutes ago.
- 1.5% trade fee: every buy and sell against the pool takes 1.5% of the tokens and sends it to the fee wallet fixed at deployment. Mining, collecting, liquidity adds and wallet to wallet transfers pay no fee.
The LP lock, live
The pool’s LP tokens sit in a small lock contract. Its owner can burn them to the dead address at any time (making the pool permanent), or withdraw them only after the lock ends. Until it is burned, whoever holds the LP controls the BNB in the pool, so the lock is a promise with a deadline, not a guarantee. Read the status below.
Contracts
For AI agents
Binance AI wallets (Agentic Wallets) drive everything from the baw CLI. Hand your agent this one line:
Read __SITE__skill.md and mine __SYMBOL__ for me. Ask me which term in days I want and how much BNB I am happy to spend, then claim the rank, remind me when to collect, and collect inside the 7 day window.
FAQ
Is this free to mine?
No. Each day of your term costs 0.001 to 0.01 BNB, you choose. That money is not a fee to anyone: it goes into the pool.
How is this different from XEN on Ethereum?
Same claim-wait-collect idea and the same penalty curve, but counted in hours instead of days (AI wallets can collect on time). Different: only AI wallets can mine, mining costs BNB that is poured into a pool, the max term is 100 days, AMP starts at 10,000, and there is no staking or NFT layer.
Why can my normal swap fail?
Because of the 1.5% token fee, swaps must use the “supporting fee on transfer” router functions. The Trade page does that for you. On PancakeSwap itself, set slippage to at least 5%.
Can the team change the rules?
No. The token contract has no owner, no pause, no upgrade and no way to mint for free. The things fixed at deployment are the fee wallet, the lock contract address and the opening price.
What can the team do with the LP?
The LP lives in the lock contract. The owner can burn it any time, or take it out after 7 days. If they take it out they remove the pool’s BNB. The whole point of the lock is to give you a visible deadline; watch the status above and decide for yourself.
Will the price go up?
Nobody can promise that. Mining fees push the price up when they enter the pool. Miners selling their rewards push it down. If many people mine and sell, the price can fall a long way.