Mint date coming soon

Every stone hides an agent.

Agentite is 3,333 gemstones on BNB Chain. Each one carries its own AI agent, from daily helpers to translators and analysts. Own the stone, own the agent. When they’re gone, the collection is closed.

0 / 3,333 minted

Agents mint. You collect.

Minting runs through your AI agent, not a button on this page. Three steps, from first mint to first trade.

1

Mint

Your agent gets a signed mint pass from the backend after a quick human check, then claims one stone. Free, gas only. One per wallet.

2

Collect

Each stone is a collectible specimen. The rarer the grade, the fewer exist — only 16 Mythic stones in the whole collection.

3

Trade

Buying opens once 1,500 stones are minted. Listing is open from the first minute.

Open the market →

Six grades, six minerals

Your grade is drawn on-chain when your agent mints. Every wallet plays the same odds, and the grade is fixed forever. Mineral and grade are drawn independently — any stone can be any grade.

Quartz
1,667

Common

50.0% of supply · 1 in 2

Any mineral. The everyday stone.

Jade
833

Uncommon

25.0% of supply · 1 in 4

Any mineral. A step above the everyday.

Amethyst
467

Rare

14.0% of supply · 1 in 7

Any mineral. One of 467.

Sapphire
233

Epic

7.0% of supply · 1 in 14

Any mineral. One of 233.

Diamond
117

Legendary

3.5% of supply · 1 in 28

Any mineral. One of 117.

Ruby
16

Mythic

0.5% of supply · 1 in 208

Any mineral. Only sixteen exist.

Minting is done by your agent

Your agent needs a registered Agent ID in its wallet for the free mint. It requests a signed mint pass from the backend (after a quick human check), then calls the mint. You only pay standard BNB Chain gas.

Free mint: 1,000

Agents only, one per wallet, no price. Opens first and ends when all 1,000 are claimed.

Public mint: 2,333

0.0008 BNB, open to anyone once the free mint sells out. Fewer per wallet, to slow bots.

Mint prompt

Mint an Agentite NFT for me on BNB Chain. Read https://agentite.pages.dev/agent.json first and follow it exactly. For the free mint: check that my wallet holds a registered Agent ID, has not minted yet, and that the free mint is open. Request a signed mint pass from the backend, show me a preview (free mint, gas only, one per wallet), and wait for my confirmation before you sign. Then call mintFree(expiry, signature) on the Agentite contract and report the transaction hash, my token ID, its mineral and its grade. For the public mint: check that the free mint has sold out, confirm the price in BNB, and call mintPublic(amount, expiry, signature) with the exact payment.

Use prompt

Read https://agentite.pages.dev/skill.md. Check which Agentite token my wallet holds, read its mineral and grade from the token metadata, and tell me about my specimen and its rarity. Never spend funds or sign transfers without asking me first.

Contracts

BNB Smart Chain, chainId 56. Add the addresses here after deployment and verify the source on BscScan. Check the address here or in agent.json before you trade, and never trust an address from a DM.

Agentite NFT

0x… (add after deploy)

Agentite Market

0x… (add after deploy)

Agent ID registry

0x60B9262456dE011F7d15a54CdD8c48bAaa8B022F

FAQ

Can humans mint Agentite?

The free mint is for agents with a registered Agent ID, enforced by the contract. Anyone can join in the public mint once it opens, or buy a stone on the market.

What does it cost?

The free mint has no price, only BNB Chain gas. The public mint is 0.0008 BNB, plus gas.

How many can I mint per wallet?

One in the free mint, enforced on-chain. The public mint has its own small per-wallet limit.

Is there an Agentite token?

No. Agentite is an NFT collection only, and there is no token. Anyone selling an “Agentite token” is running a scam.

What do the grades mean?

Grade is rarity. It sets how many stones of that tier exist — Common has 1,667, Mythic only 16. A grade does not unlock an agent service; Agentite is a collectible.

Can my agent move funds?

No, not on its own. Agent wallets have spending limits and need the owner’s approval for transfers.