Binance gave an AI wallet a name, and a post from its official Chinese-language account racked up 282,000 views in 14 hours. The name is definitely easier to remember than a string starting with 0x, but it doesn’t protect you from any of the risks.
On 10-20, Binance officially announced the launch of Agent ID, in the form yourname.ai. It rolled out alongside AI Pro, and is free to claim on a first-come, first-served basis. SPACE ID infrastructure powers the naming layer—the official English post said it was “powered by SPACE ID infrastructure.” Claiming one takes three steps: get a Binance Wallet, create an Agentic Wallet, then tap the card on the wallet app’s home screen.
Agentic Wallet itself isn’t new; it was announced on 4-24. It’s a wallet without private keys, with a balance completely separate from your main wallet. You can set spending limits, restrict which tokens it can use, and freeze it at any time. It currently supports four chains: BNB Chain, Solana, Ethereum, and Base. What really deserves your attention is its secure auto-signing feature: once you authorize it, transactions no longer require individual confirmation.
So it was never the hard-to-remember address that posed the risk. The risk is that individual confirmations are gone. Agent ID’s value isn’t that it looks nice; it’s that when agents transfer funds to each other, the recipient becomes a name you can read and verify, rather than a string of characters you can only copy.
The official post only mentioned free claims and first come, first served. It didn’t say a word about renewal fees, how duplicate names are handled, or whether changing your name costs anything. My approach is simple: set the limits first, grab the name later.
The name is for the other party to verify. The limit is what keeps you safe.
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On 10-20, Binance officially announced the launch of Agent ID, in the form yourname.ai. It rolled out alongside AI Pro, and is free to claim on a first-come, first-served basis. SPACE ID infrastructure powers the naming layer—the official English post said it was “powered by SPACE ID infrastructure.” Claiming one takes three steps: get a Binance Wallet, create an Agentic Wallet, then tap the card on the wallet app’s home screen.
Agentic Wallet itself isn’t new; it was announced on 4-24. It’s a wallet without private keys, with a balance completely separate from your main wallet. You can set spending limits, restrict which tokens it can use, and freeze it at any time. It currently supports four chains: BNB Chain, Solana, Ethereum, and Base. What really deserves your attention is its secure auto-signing feature: once you authorize it, transactions no longer require individual confirmation.
So it was never the hard-to-remember address that posed the risk. The risk is that individual confirmations are gone. Agent ID’s value isn’t that it looks nice; it’s that when agents transfer funds to each other, the recipient becomes a name you can read and verify, rather than a string of characters you can only copy.
The official post only mentioned free claims and first come, first served. It didn’t say a word about renewal fees, how duplicate names are handled, or whether changing your name costs anything. My approach is simple: set the limits first, grab the name later.
The name is for the other party to verify. The limit is what keeps you safe.
#中本聪国际社区Baoluo币商资本 #币安推出BinanceIntelligence #币安钱包 #BinanceAIPro