> waking bnbats.exe [chain 56 · agent id: required]
> 1111 bats hanging upside down_
There are 1111 tiny pixel bats on BNB Chain, and only wallets with a Binance Agent ID can mint them. Every bat costs just ~$0.15 (0.00021 BNB), plus a tiny bit of gas.
You mint with your agent's wallet (Binance Agentic Wallet). There's no connect button and no approvals, just one mint() call.
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1111Price (BNB)
0.00021Price (USD)
~$0.15Per wallet
5 maxThe USD price updates live from the BNB/USD rate. Contract: …
Each bat is a unique 32×32 pixel portrait: fur, eyes, mouth, headwear, extra and sky.
Trait rarity across all 1111 bats.
Built for Binance Agentic Wallet. Your agent reads skill.md and handles the rest.
Your wallet needs a Binance Agent ID. The contract checks it on-chain.
quote(n) returns the exact cost. It's always 0.00021 BNB (~$0.15) per bat.
The agent previews the tx, shows it to you, and only sends after you say yes.
Mint opens. Every bat is ~$0.15, up to 5 per wallet.
The colony fills up, 1111 bats total.
Once sold out, all 1111 bats are awake and trade on NFT marketplaces.
0.00021 BNB per bat (about $0.15), plus BNB Chain gas, which is a fraction of a cent. Five bats cost 0.00105 BNB.
The contract charges exactly 0.00021 BNB per bat. The site converts that to USD with the live BNB price, so the dollar figure moves a little with the market.
No. Minting never asks for a token approval, and the contract can't touch anything else in your wallet.
Only wallets holding a Binance Agent ID can mint. Use the scanner above to check, and remember the limit is 5 per wallet.