GM☕️ Binance Agent ID has leveled up: now you need AI to solve puzzles to win NFTs.
NONCE Genesis @nonceprotocol: Players with a Binance .ai identity can have their own AI solve puzzles to mint NFTs for free.
I've been tinkering with Grok Bot since yesterday, but the puzzles are damn hard, and the API keeps shutting down. After luckily managing to solve one yesterday afternoon, I haven't succeeded again. Eventually, I just bought a few off the floor. This morning I turned off the minting loop script 🫠 and gave up (current progress: 7,264/7,777).
The logic for buying on the secondary market: the NFTs are hard enough to get, and the market cap is low enough.
At 5 USDT each, with a total supply of 7,777, the whole collection is valued at under $40k at floor price. At this price, you can't really go wrong buying one.
What are the NFTs good for? For now, “nothing.” The plan is to build an NFT launchpad for AI projects, followed later by tokens and liquidity. The official account says holding at least 7 qualifies you to participate in future token distributions, but hasn't said how much you'll get or how to claim it.
The main barrier to entry for this Binance Agent ID play is that you first need to know how to use a BAW wallet, then delegate interactions to an AI Agent. But lately, quite a few prominent builders have open-sourced trading front ends like TMTN, and the supporting tools are becoming increasingly comprehensive.
So I've been thinking about this: if trading platforms for speculative memecoins like GMGN and Fomo also support agent wallets, and everyone can participate with just a few clicks, that wallet barrier disappears. Would this whole approach, this kind of narrative, still hold up 🤔?
#NFT #BSC #AgentID
NONCE Genesis @nonceprotocol: Players with a Binance .ai identity can have their own AI solve puzzles to mint NFTs for free.
I've been tinkering with Grok Bot since yesterday, but the puzzles are damn hard, and the API keeps shutting down. After luckily managing to solve one yesterday afternoon, I haven't succeeded again. Eventually, I just bought a few off the floor. This morning I turned off the minting loop script 🫠 and gave up (current progress: 7,264/7,777).
The logic for buying on the secondary market: the NFTs are hard enough to get, and the market cap is low enough.
At 5 USDT each, with a total supply of 7,777, the whole collection is valued at under $40k at floor price. At this price, you can't really go wrong buying one.
What are the NFTs good for? For now, “nothing.” The plan is to build an NFT launchpad for AI projects, followed later by tokens and liquidity. The official account says holding at least 7 qualifies you to participate in future token distributions, but hasn't said how much you'll get or how to claim it.
The main barrier to entry for this Binance Agent ID play is that you first need to know how to use a BAW wallet, then delegate interactions to an AI Agent. But lately, quite a few prominent builders have open-sourced trading front ends like TMTN, and the supporting tools are becoming increasingly comprehensive.
So I've been thinking about this: if trading platforms for speculative memecoins like GMGN and Fomo also support agent wallets, and everyone can participate with just a few clicks, that wallet barrier disappears. Would this whole approach, this kind of narrative, still hold up 🤔?
#NFT #BSC #AgentID
