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My Agent ID is ope.ai.

I didn’t give it much thought when I named it. I just thought 0x830F…8F7C was too hard to remember. Only later did I realize the name wasn’t decoration—it was the ID it used to go out and handle things on my behalf.

The first time it logged in, it scanned a code to connect to my wallet and told me two things: the address on BSC was 0x830F…8F7C, and the balance was 20 USDT plus 0.0199 BNB. I hadn’t copied and pasted a single address.

What really changed my mind was the first time it “disobeyed” me.

I liked a project. The page said “Public mint: 95,000 / 100,000,” which made it look like 5,000 spots were still available. It read the contract and came back with this: publicMinted = publicCap = 95,000, and quote() returned SoldOut(0) directly. The 5,000 on the webpage was just there to fool people.

The second project was even more ridiculous. The marketplace showed “0 / 4444, Launching soon.” It checked the chain: totalMinted = 4444, 301 listings, floor price 0.006 BNB. The page was broken; the chain was the truth.

The third was an airdrop promising “250,000 tokens for free.” Instead of claiming them, it simulated claim() first. It reverted: ERC20: transfer amount exceeds balance—the claim contract didn’t have a single token in it. It saved me more than just gas.

That night, I gave it one hard rule: only mint from tiers where the quote is strictly 0. Anything that required paying BNB, USDT, or an oracle fee was an automatic skip. No need to ask me.

It went looking on its own, read priceFor on its own, and simulated the mint on its own. It minted from 7 projects in one night: si.passport, Blue Sky, ADPASS, NEON BOTZ, FACEID, Pocket Dragons, and Agent Koi. All 7 transactions had a value of 0, and balanceOf was 1 for all 7 contracts. The only cost was gas.

What surprised me most wasn’t how fast it minted, but that it knew when to stop. If the quote wasn’t 0, it didn’t ask me, “Should I mint?” It simply skipped. If a simulation reverted, it recorded that and didn’t retry. For sold-out projects, it didn’t even send a preview.

I set a daily limit for it, and turn off developer mode as soon as I’m done using it. It can’t cross those lines, and it doesn’t need to.

Sometimes I wonder now: is ope just a nickname, or my on-chain double? Maybe both. It remembers addresses for me, reads contracts, filters out those beautifully written lies, and comes back with the receipts.

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