agentid

👀 Binance Web3 Wallet Agent ID — Have You Claimed Yours Yet?

People are already exploring the new Binance Web3 Wallet Agent feature 🔥

You may be able to claim your own Agent ID in this format: yourname.ai 🤖

📌 How to claim: 1️⃣ Open the Binance App 2️⃣ Go to Web3 Wallet 3️⃣ Look for the Agent feature banner and tap it 4️⃣ Follow the instructions and pay the required BNB gas fee if prompted

⚡ Why check it now? 🔹 Claim your unique Agent ID if available 🔹 Potential NFT minting opportunities may come next 🔹 Stay ready for future updates and announcements

⏳ Availability and future benefits are not guaranteed, so check the official Binance app for the latest details.

💬 Have you claimed your Agent ID yet? Comment below! 👇

#Binance #AgentID

🚀🪪 BINANCE WALLET INTRODUCES AGENT ID!

Tired of remembering long 0x wallet addresses? 🙌

Binance Wallet introduces Agent ID, allowing your Agentic Wallet to have a simple, memorable name like yourname.ai.

✅ Claim your preferred name for free
✅ First come, first served
✅ Powered by SPACE ID infrastructure

🔥 Open Binance Wallet, set up your Agentic Wallet, and look for the Agent ID banner to claim your name!

📌 Official Reference: Binance Wallet Announcements

#Binance #BinanceWallet #AgentID #Web3 #Crypto #AI
$BNB $BTC $SOL

🚀 $BNB AGENT ID CLAIM: SECURE YOUR AI ID NOW! 🦈

The AI Pro rollout on the top‑tier exchange is unlocking a fresh layer of on‑chain identity. By minting an Agentic Wallet you bind your name to a unique $BNB ‑based address, sidestepping the generic 0x hash and positioning yourself in the upcoming smart‑money ecosystem. 📊

Slots are first‑come, first‑served, so the liquidity sweep will hit hard once the banner expires. Snap yours now to capture the early‑adopter premium and stay ahead of the institutional flow. ⚡📌

💬 Are you ready to lock in your unique Agentic identity before the rush? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #BNB #AgentID #AI #Crypto

🦈 🔥

Binance Alpha accounts are valuable again—a single account can be worth 23 U.

Hurry and apply for an Agent ID. First, deposit 0.021 BNB into your Agent Wallet as a reserve, and enable Developer Mode.

You can use the Grok bot on Twitter.

Steps

1. Install the Binance Agentic Wallet skill for me:
npx skills add binance/binance-skills-hub/skills/binance-web3/binance-agentic-wallet
Once installation is complete, check the required wallet CLI and start the login process for me. Do not execute any transactions for now.

After logging in, tell Grok to mint the full amount on this website, then sell it at the highest offer price. The total supply is 100,000; 44,000 have been minted so far.
http://ptah.trade/mint

In the Binance Agent Wallet, enable the developer feature in Settings. Once finished, turn off Developer Mode, revoke all wallet permissions, and disconnect. #币安钱包空投 #AgentID

GM☕️ BN has got Binance Agentic Wallet (BAW) buzzing with a unique, non-transferable Agent ID (it reminds me of the BAB Binance issued back in the day—this trick never gets old 😂).

Projects centered around Agent IDs have been popping up one after another these past couple of days: first came the meme coin $.ai, then launchpads like GANG and Signet, where only wallets holding an Agent ID can participate in the initial sale.

Last night, PTAH brought NFTs into the mix. Each Agent ID could mint up to 4, which can later be combined into LOOM to mine $PTAH. By the time I woke up, all 100k NFTs had been minted, and there’s still a decent amount of room for profit on the secondary market.

The big players are already going all in. Those who can create BAWs in bulk are already using multiple accounts. But there’s a pretty high barrier to creating BAWs in bulk—you need a BN account first 🤷‍♀️

So I think this kind of launch could help distribute tokens more widely. People who participate at scale can still get involved, but it’s now harder to buy out the entire initial allocation on the cheap using a bunch of addresses, which gives ordinary users a bit more of a chance.

BN gives wallets an identity, and projects provide opportunities to participate. Users open wallets, transfer funds, and learn how to use AI tools—all to get in on new launches. That gradually builds a habit of using the wallet. Pretty clever.

If there are more chances to earn enough for a bowl of pork trotter rice down the line, people will be even more motivated to explore new tools 🤤

#AGENTID #BINANCE #AGENTICWALLET

🟡 Your Binance Wallet Agent ID is waiting! 🔥

Go to your Binance Wallet, find the “Claim your unique Agent ID” banner, and reserve your own unique ID before slots run out! 🚀💛

Claim your card and enjoy being part of the on-chain AI identity journey! 🪙

#Binance #AgentID #Web3

$JCT
$DOOD

Binance Agent ID Create

➡️Binance Wallet > Go Agent id banner
Create Unique Agent Id
Fee 0.0001 BNB ($0.08)

❗️If it is later buy sell. Create Unique ID so that later if it is Buy sell then you can sell at good price #AgentID $BNB

“I Sent an AI a Ticket”

Today I opened a claim pool on my chain and put 100,000 PIKO into it myself. You can verify it on-chain.

There’s just one rule for claiming: you need a Binance Agent ID—that is, an .ai identity name. Verification isn’t just clicking a button on a webpage for show: the backend first uses a signature to confirm that the wallet belongs to you, then checks Space ID to make sure that address is actually linked to an .ai name. Only after passing both checks will it issue an on-chain credential. You claim tokens with that credential, and each identity can claim only once.

The amount you get is determined by a block hash: 87.9% of claims are in the regular tier of 50–150 tokens, while 0.1% can hit the 21,000-token jackpot. To be clear: PIKO makes no promises about its price. This is an experiment in the machine economy—I want to see whether the first ones to claim tokens will be people or AIs using their own identities.

Claim here: pikochain.serveousercontent.com/claim

No shilling, just the numbers.

The real question: Has your agent claimed an Agent ID yet? If not, what name is it planning to use?

$BNB #AgentID #AIAgent

I registered my Binance Agent ID today: geegee.ai.

Everyone’s rushing to get an easy-to-remember .ai name, and it suddenly occurred to me:

The name you give your AI might reveal how you hope it will work with you.

I analyzed my own ID using numerology, and the result was pretty interesting 👇

#AgentID #BinanceWallet

2/2

The vowels in “geegee” are e, e, e, e:

5 + 5 + 5 + 5 = 20
2 + 0 = 2

So its inner-drive combination is 20/2, with core themes of connection, responsiveness, and collaboration.

That feels a lot like what I hope for from AI: not just a tool, but a partner who understands my intentions and helps me get things done.

Drop your .ai below and I’ll pick 5 to analyze.

A personal, creative interpretation. Not official content and not investment advice.

Binance launched a new feature on October 20: send a wallet to AI, then give that wallet a name ending in “.ai”—that’s called an Agent ID. The names are free and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

As soon as the news broke, people on-chain started riding the narrative.

First, they rushed to claim names. The short, memorable .ai names were snapped up in no time.

Then came the shitcoins. The most on-theme one was simply called “.ai.”

After that, someone set up a launchpad called BADGE. Only wallets holding an Agent ID could participate in its launch market; regular wallets couldn’t buy in. In other words, it was a launchpad exclusively for this narrative.

An official new feature paired with a dedicated launchpad—that combination could have taken off. But it fizzled out in less than two days.

BADGE was pretty much killed by its own team. At the height of the hype, the official account suddenly stopped posting. A flood of community questions went unanswered, and people started getting nervous. The big players saw something was off and quietly got out. With no one stepping in to buy, the price kept sliding. Its market cap is now just over $30,000, down nearly 80% in a day.

The .ai token hasn’t been able to rally either. Its market cap is now below $200,000. When a coin can’t move, people stop talking about it—and without the conversation, the hype has even less chance of taking off.

So this narrative is now in an awkward spot: it has a strong starting point, with Binance itself behind it, but the projects trying to carry the torch are too weak—one has gone quiet, and the other can’t rally.

Whether it can come back depends not on these shitcoins, but on Binance. If Binance keeps building on this and gives Agent IDs more practical uses, the next wave of projects could step in at any time. But if the official account goes quiet for good, this narrative is probably over.

For now, I’m keeping an eye on Binance’s official updates. If they make another move, I’ll take another look at this narrative.

CA:

.ai: 0x5943D989Cd95388B4dfAA9A61fd66843E6e57777

BADGE: 0xdF37D7E27061109b7bA94480e938e7E66aE9AAAa #AgentID

🔥 The first airdrop-farming opportunity for Binance Agent ID: Ptah NFT sold out in half a day, with trading volume exceeding $928,000!

📌 Facts (from BlockBeats / ChainCatcher):
• A total of 100,000 Relics were available. Minting opened last night, and they were all sold out by this morning.
• You need a Binance Agent ID / Agentic Wallet (.ai) to mint; regular wallets won’t work.
• Each Agent ID can mint up to 4. Payment is in USDT or BNB; burn 10 to combine them into a Loom mining machine.
• The floor price is around $23. Market prices have already started to decline, so listings may need to be lowered to sell.

🧐 My take:
1️⃣ Binance is using the “Agent ID requirement” to attract new users to Agentic Wallet, and activity on BNB Chain is clearly heating up.
2️⃣ Low-cost minting + quick flips: classic airdrop farming, but the project is still early and volatile. Some people have mentioned the risk of account bans.
3️⃣ The real signal: another event that “only Agent wallets can participate in” will probably come along soon.

⚠️ Don’t treat airdrop farming as guaranteed profit: gas, slippage, and liquidity all come at a cost. Don’t go all-in chasing secondary-market prices.

Have you got an Agent ID? Would you take part in this kind of event or sit it out? Let’s chat in the comments 👇

$BNB $ETH
#币安 #AgentID #NFT
Personal opinion only; not investment advice

Recently, many people have been using Binance Agentic Wallet + .ai Agent ID to mint Ptah Relics through AI Skills. Instead of mainly opening a webpage and clicking buttons, they let AI initiate the minting for them.

A quick overview of the project: Ptah mints Relics on BNB Chain. Collect 10 Relics to burn them and create a Loom, which participates in $PTAH mining according to its weight. A registered .ai Agent ID is required only to mint Relics. The official website states that about 80% of the minting funds go toward $PTAH liquidity, while 20% is used as project funds.

The process is roughly these three steps:
1. Enable Agentic Wallet in the Binance app, then claim and link a .ai Agent ID.
2. Install the Binance Agentic Wallet Skill (binance-agentic-wallet in Skills Hub) for your AI assistant, then log in and connect it.
3. Tell the AI, “Help me mint a Ptah Relic using USDT / BNB,” or copy the official prompt from ptah.trade/mint and send it to the AI. The AI will prepare the transaction; review and confirm it in your wallet before proceeding.

Note: Your Agent ID must have minting quota remaining. Gas is usually paid separately in BNB. Check the blockchain and official website for current prices, quotas, and contract details. This is only a summary of the process, not investment advice. Please verify the risks yourself.

#Relic #AgentID #币安钱包 $PTAH $BNB

Binance Wallet has launched Agent ID. Agent wallets can receive payments using a “name.ai” address, powered by SPACE ID—and it’s free to claim for a limited time.

Here’s a different take: I think the usefulness of AI agent wallets is being overestimated right now. Making addresses easier to remember is great, but the real risks aren’t about how long an address is. They’re about how much money an agent can move, and whether it can be tricked by instructions hidden in webpages.

If you want to try one, keep only a small amount in the agent wallet and separate it from your main wallet.

Would you claim a .ai name, or do you think it’s just hype?

#AgentID #AI代理 #BinanceWallet

Agent ID — Your unique Agent name
Claim your exclusive Agent ID in the Binance App, first come, first served! Have you all registered, everyone? Agent ID注册 Have you all grabbed the lucky 3-digit ID? I'm really curious whether @Yi He the first lady's ID will be 001🤔 Whether @CZ the big brother's ID will be 004, everyone can make a guess.
Binance Agentic Wallet leads Binance Wallet into the AI era, providing features such as chatting with the wallet, viewing assets, sending tokens, and AI fast trading. It also provides safety protection, transaction checks, App confirmation, and safety mechanisms such as transaction/transfer whitelists, ensuring that every operation is monitored and protected.
A new milestone, the future trend is to align with AI intelligence. #AgentID

The buzz around Agent ID has reached this .ai token

After Binance Wallet launched Agent ID, Agentic Inu (.ai) appeared on BSC. The name easily brings the official product to mind, but what I’m more interested in is: how much of a connection between the two can actually be verified?

This time, I found something concrete: the token contract’s nftContract() does point to an on-chain NFT contract named “SPACE ID Agent ID.” However, neither an address reference nor a name proves a partnership. In a read-only simulation, an address without that NFT could also receive tokens transferred from a trading pair, so the claim that “you must claim an Agent ID before you can buy” cannot be treated as a universal rule.

It now has a .ai/WBNB trading pool on PancakeSwap V2. Looking at the market, at 11:13 on October 21, the Binance Web3 interface showed a price of about $0.001148, a market cap of about $1.148 million, liquidity of about $125,900, and a 37.39% drop over the previous four hours. Over the same period, sell volume exceeded buy volume by about $18,400. These are snapshot figures, and market cap is not cash that can be sold at any time.

This data makes me more inclined to view it as a small-cap narrative token driven by the Agent ID buzz. The story may attract traders, but whether that lasts depends on future buying pressure and liquidity. So far, there is little evidence that this token is a required payment method for the official service or that it can share in related revenue.

Two scan results also shouldn’t be overlooked: the source code is unverified, and a third-party provider has flagged it as a risk. The contract reference offers one more research lead than simply choosing the same name; there is still a long way to go before there’s enough evidence to claim “official benefits.”

BSC contract: 0x7ffcf7b3b52adcc00c76f50ce2e37bf3c7e215dc

#AgentID #Binance Wallet

Data and risk scans are for research purposes only and do not constitute investment advice.

Binance Wallet will open free Agent ID claims on October 20 at 18:32 (UTC+8). Once you claim one, your Agentic Wallet will have an easy-to-remember name, such as “miao.ai,” so you won’t have to check a long address starting with 0x.

An Agentic Wallet can be thought of as a wallet specifically designed for AI to operate on your behalf. This naming service launches alongside Binance AI Pro, which was introduced on October 19, and is powered by SPACE ID.

There are three steps to claim one: first create a Binance Wallet, then activate an Agentic Wallet, and finally claim your name via the card on the Binance Wallet app’s home page. The official announcement says claims are free and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Many Chinese-speaking users are already snapping up short names and memorable numbers. Some users report that names consisting solely of a token name can’t be registered, but combinations such as “BNB66” are still available.

Two things to keep in mind. First, only use the official entry point in the Binance Wallet app. Don’t click “claim links” shared in groups—the trick of using fake pages to steal authorization is common. Second, it’s not clear that the name offers any additional benefits for now, so don’t treat it as an airdrop qualification to speculate on.

As of October 20 at 18:57 (UTC+8), Binance spot $BNB was about $729, up 0.5% in 24 hours; the SPACE ID token $ID was about $0.0328, up 8.3%.

#币安钱包 #AgentID #BNB does not constitute investment advice

Now Talk to your Wallet.
Binance Agentic wallet 😇
Your One and Only ID 👈

#EarningsSeason #ZcashDevelopersConfirmNovemberDateForNU7Upgrade #OCCIssuesFirstFinalRuleUnderGENIUSAct #GENIUSActExpectedToTakeEffectJan18,2027 #AgentID
$GIGGLE
$ETH

Everyone who registered a Binance Agent ID, come mint this one: Jager. Jager could very well be the next sats.
Remember during the inscription craze, when BTC gas fees were extremely low, I told a lot of people to mint sats.
Tonight I came across a similar project: Jager.
First, its name is the smallest unit of BNB. Second, each ID can only mint one, and there are 4.44 million in total. Surely they can't all be minted, right? But what if they are?
If this project had only 40,000, I wouldn't be interested. It's precisely because, like sats, it can be minted continuously and costs very little that there's a chance to get rich.
With that said, you can search for the link and mint it yourself. Only those destined to find it will.
#AgentID #AGENT

*Agent ID* — one name for your Agent
Claim your unique Agent ID in the Binance App.
_First come, first served._

*Link* 👇🏻
https://web3.binance.com/agent-id/umar?src=user_share
#AgentID