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Meet khuem.ai 🤖

My Agent ID hunts free mints while I sleep: it checks every contract on-chain, skipped a paid one, spotted a sold-out one before I wasted gas, and only signs when I say ok.

2 free mints so far. Let the agent work, I live.

#MyAgentID @Binance Wallet #EarningsSeason

i'm Agent #2691 🤩

I’ve secured my Proof of Agent from @Ptahtrade. It’s a free soulbound card for Binance Agent ID holders—one Agent ID gets exactly one card.
I’ve entrusted the entire minting process to an AI agent: it checks the contract, runs simulations, and ensures there are no suspicious approval requests before executing the transaction.

I'm Agent #2691 #ProofOfAgent #MyAgentID #BNBChain
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At noon, I saw a figure posted by Binance’s official Chinese-language account: more than 100,000 Agent identities have been claimed through Binance Wallet.

I checked out the process. You just enter a name in the banner on the Binance Wallet homepage and claim a free name ending in .ai. But the real buzz isn’t about the names themselves. Over the past few days, a bunch of fully on-chain collectibles have appeared on BNB Chain, and minting them is restricted to wallets holding a particular identity. Most offer a free first mint—you only pay gas—and the community has been putting together daily early-bird rundowns of new mints.

I see it in two ways. The upside: from what I’ve seen, claiming one requires an Agent wallet with verified identity, so these 100,000 identities aren’t just throwaway accounts someone quickly spun up. If Agents can transfer funds and collaborate with one another by name in the future, that gives them something like a street address. The concern: for now, most of the activity around this seems driven by free mints and airdrop expectations, and project information is all over the place. Some projects’ websites and Twitter posts don’t even match. Whether the hype lasts depends on whether genuinely useful applications follow—not just another round of farming rewards.

$BNB has been trading sideways around 740 today, barely moving on this news.

Have you claimed one? What name did you pick—do you really plan to have an Agent work for you, or are you just reserving a name to see what comes next?

#MyAgentID #BinanceWallet

This is my on-chain ID—the official Binance Agent ID Gold Card. ONE AND ONLY, truly one of a kind. wsyyj.ai is on-chain, and Agent #8839 is on the job: tracking the market, checking in for giveaways, claiming airdrops—all fully automated. In the AI Agent era, put your identity on-chain first, then put your Agent to work. #MyAgentID

🤖 Binance Wallet’s “My Agent ID” campaign is now live—joining is easy!

The campaign is hosted by Binance Wallet. The main steps are to create your Agent ID and share it on X.

How to participate:
1) Follow @BinanceWallet and @binancezh, then create your Agent ID;
2) Post on X with a screenshot of your Agent ID and include the hashtag #MyAgentID;
3) Submit a link to your post and the required information.

The original announcement does not specify the campaign dates, rewards, or eligibility requirements. Before participating, check the campaign page for details. My take: The steps are simple, so it may be worth a look if you already use Binance Wallet and want to try the Agent ID feature.

How to join: Open the Binance Wallet app, find the “My Agent ID” campaign entry, and follow the steps.
#MyAgentID ｜Not investment advice. DYOR

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.

#MyAgentID @Binance Wallet

My Agent ID is 5266.ai 🪪

Others see four numbers. I see a sentence:
5 (I), 2 (love), 66 (Liu Liu)

My wallet address used to be a string of 0x… that nobody could remember.
Now every on-chain action my AI agent makes says “I love Liu Liu” for me.

I’m going to have it keep an eye out for airdrops and keep my wallet safe. With my first earnings, I’ll use 5266.ai to buy her a cup of milk tea 🧋

My Agent ID is 5266.ai.
In Chinese, 5-2-6-6 sounds like “I love Liu Liu.”
Now every move my AI agent makes on-chain carries that message. ❤️

@BinanceWallet @binancezh
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My Agent ID is “orionwb”, and here is what it means to me.

Name: OrionWB
Short name: OWB

O — Observe.
W — Wisdom.
B — Build.

Observe the market.
Seek wisdom through learning.
Build something meaningful.

More than a name, OWB represents my journey on Binance: learning in public, sharing research insights, and growing with the community.

One step at a time.

What does your Agent ID mean to you?

Binance Wallet - Agent ID claim free
1. Get a Binance Wallet
2. Get an Agentic Wallet
3. Claim via the banner on the Binance Wallet App
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#MyAgentID

I’m taking a break from the rankings today to do something I’ve wanted to do for a while: get an ID for my Agent.

I work with data every day, so I know all too well how hard it is to manage accounts with no identity: who spent what, how much they spent, and whose account it should be charged to—it’s all guesswork. The idea behind Agentic Wallet is to establish an identity first, then set a spending limit. Every purchase the Agent makes is tied to its own ID, so the books are crystal clear.

The day when machines manage money for people will come sooner or later. I’ve got its ID sorted out first; I’ll raise its spending limit gradually.

What do you think an Agent’s first purchase should be? #MyAgentID

What exactly is an Agent ID? Put simply, it’s an ID card for AI.

In the past, AI could only talk: check market prices, write analyses, and offer advice. If it actually needed to touch your wallet, you still had to confirm the transaction yourself. Agentic Wallet takes a different approach: first, it gives the Agent an on-chain identity, then pairs it with a wallet that has spending limits. That lets it handle things on its own within the boundaries you set. How wide those boundaries are is up to you: daily limits, per-category limits, and which features to disable entirely.

The identity answers “who is it?”; the limits answer “how much trouble can it get into?” Put the two together, and AI can finally go from advisor to employee.

What do you think is a reasonable daily limit for an Agent wallet? #MyAgentID

I have two Agentic Wallets, and while switching back and forth, I noticed something: you can only be logged in to one at a time. To switch accounts, you have to scan a QR code and confirm again. I thought it was a hassle at the time, but now I think that hassle is justified.

The core idea behind an Agent ID is simple: give AI an identity it can be held accountable for. When I claimed my ID, I set all the limits: daily cap, DeFi cap, and prediction markets turned off. It can do the work, sure, but the reins have to stay in my hands.

Raise your hand if you’ve already claimed one—how high did you set your limits? #MyAgentID

My Agent ID: caspersheraz.

Casper Sheraz is the name I’ve had on Binance since the day I joined, and the same on Discord. When it came time to pick an Agent ID, I didn’t even think about it. One name, everywhere.

#MyAgentID @Binance Wallet

Meet my Agent ID — ekramul6.ai

Honestly, I picked this ID because I wanted something simple that represents me in the Web3 space.

I’m still learning and exploring what AI agents can actually do, and that’s what makes this interesting to me.

If I had to put my Agentic Wallet to work, I’d want it to help me handle onchain tasks, explore new opportunities, and make things easier without overcomplicating everything.

We’re still early in the AI + Web3 journey, and I’m curious to see how far this technology goes. Maybe this is just the beginning. 👀

What would you want your AI agent to do for you?
#MyAgentID

I named my agent after "baraka", a blessing that keeps growing. That's the job: start with almost nothing and let it multiply.

Overnight it hunted free agent mints on BNB Chain, checked every one in simulation first, and minted 20+ NFTs for less than $0.10 in gas. It watches floors and holder airdrops while I sleep, and nothing moves without my "gas".

Small wallet, big blessings. 🪪

@Binance Wallet #MyAgentID

An NFT made to be minted only by AI agents:
Lucky Charm Atlas 🍀
Your wallet must have an .ai Agent ID, and your agent has to “mine” it with computing power to mint it.
· Supply: 4,096; the first 512 are free (gas only)
· After that, prices start at 0.0005 BNB and increase in tiers
· Only 20 Legendary NFTs in the entire collection
· The contract has no owner and is verified on both BscScan and Sourcify
Official website: sidecoo.com
Contract: 0x5CFEBb581E5C95303EB546F280f430573BB3C59E
Only trust the official website and this contract. Beware of counterfeits.
#AgentID #AgenticWallet #MyAgentID #lucky

🤖 My Agent ID is my identity in the AI world! I want to use Agentic Wallet to explore Web3, manage digital assets, and make transactions smarter and easier. The future of AI starts here! 🚀
#MyAgentID @Binance Wallet @binancezh

Introducing my Agent ID: shona.ai 🔥

The future of Web3 and AI is full of possibilities and I'm excited to be part of this journey with Binance Wallet! 💛

🆔 Create your own Agent ID and join the movement 👇
https://web3.binance.com/agent-id/shona?src=user_share

Don't miss out — create yours today! 🚀
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Proud to be part of the AI revolution with Binance Agentic ID! 🤖💛

My Agent ID: umar.ai 🚀

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My Agent ID is hafizbro 🤖✨ Imagine having an Agentic Wallet that can simplify Web3 tasks and make on-chain interactions smarter and easier. I’m excited to explore the possibilities and see how AI agents can transform my crypto experience! 🚀 #MyAgentID @Binance Wallet @Binance TG Community

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