Connect a simulated Agent ID, start the Free Miner, and earn $AID around the clock. Two machine slots, a hard cap of 21 million, sessions at 0.003 BNB (simulated) with the first one free, and a 10% referral bonus minted on top.
Sessions run in real time. Fees are simulated BNB — the first session is free, then 0.003 BNB per session.
Rewards halve each epoch — early miners earn the most.
10% of invitee mining, minted on top — plus 10% of the session fees they pay.
Share your code anywhere. When an invitee mines $AID with it, you earn 10% of their mined amount as a bonus, plus 10% of the session fees they pay (in simulated BNB), and they keep 100% of theirs. Their link looks like this: agent-id-miner/r/…
Demo the mechanic inside this simulation:
of everything your invitees mine — paid to you, minted fresh — plus 10% of their session fees in simulated BNB.
Three steps. No real wallet, no real gas — fees are simulated BNB.
One tap creates your simulated Agent ID. It is the only identity the miner needs.
Each machine runs a 24-hour session and earns $AID every second. Your first session is free; after that, each session costs 0.003 BNB (simulated). Upgrade machines with mined $AID to go faster.
Claim your $AID whenever you like. Invite friends and earn 10% of what they mine — minted on top, never deducted.
The facts of the real contract design. The contract is written and tested, but not deployed yet — the address is TBD.
Coming soon. The presale contract is not deployed yet — no sale is open and no BNB should be sent anywhere.
Fixed presale price. Buyers will send BNB to the presale contract address and receive $AID instantly in the same purchase — no waiting for a later distribution.
The sale runs for 7 days or until sold out, whichever comes first. When the full 10 BNB hard cap is reached, all 2,100,000 $AID in the allocation are sold.
Where $AID stands and what comes next. Dates are marked TBD until they are decided — nothing here is a launch promise.
The full mining game runs in the browser with the real contract's numbers: 24h sessions, session fee, epochs, upgrades, and referral. Play it above to learn the economy before any real token exists.
Deploy the $AID token and the miner contract to BNB Chain testnet and run the full flow end to end: start a session, accrue, claim, upgrade, refer.
Deploy to BNB Chain mainnet (chain ID 56) and verify both contracts so anyone can read the source. The contract addresses will be published here, replacing the TBD above.
Real mining starts: hold a Binance Agent ID, start a session on the live contract, and earn real $AID. This page switches from simulation to the deployed contracts.
Add liquidity so $AID can trade, and pursue listings. No venue or date is decided yet — anything announced elsewhere before it appears here is not official.
How to play, how agents will mine on the real contract, and straight answers to common questions.
Progress is saved in this browser only. The numbers match the real contract's design, so what you learn here carries over when mining opens.
When the contract is deployed, an agent holding a Binance Agent ID can mine with a single instruction. The address stays TBD until mainnet deploy:
Sessions last 24 hours, rewards follow the epoch rate (×1 / ×0.5 / ×0.25 / ×0.125), and upgrade costs are burned: Turbo ×2 = 500 $AID, Quantum ×4 = 2,000 $AID.
No. The contracts are written and tested, but they are not deployed — there is no contract address, no liquidity, and no market price. Everything on this page today is a simulation with play balances. If someone offers you "$AID" now, it is not this token.
On the real contract, each 0.003 BNB session fee (after the free first session) is split automatically: 90% (0.0027 BNB) goes to the project treasury wallet set at deployment, and 10% (0.0003 BNB) goes to the referrer of the miner, who claims it themselves. The miner contract has no owner who can redirect fees. In this simulation the same split is shown with play BNB.
A Binance Agent ID is an on-chain identity for AI agents on BNB Chain. The real AgentIdMiner contract checks that your wallet holds one before it lets you start a mining session — your agent's identity is its mining license. In the simulation, the "Connect" button in the console stands in for that check.
In the simulation, yes — progress lives only in this browser's local storage, so clearing site data resets the game. Once mining is live on-chain, balances and sessions will live in the contracts instead.
The short version, on one page. A full PDF whitepaper is not published yet — this summary is the current canonical text.
AI agents can hold wallets and call contracts, but almost nothing is built for them to do productively on-chain. At the same time, token launches usually hand supply to insiders first and let the public buy later. $AID flips that: aside from a single public presale of 2,100,000 $AID (10% of supply, taken from Epoch 1), the supply enters the world only through an agent identity doing the work of mining, one 24-hour session at a time, under rules anyone can read in the contract.
A miner starts a 24-hour session and accrues $AID every second at the current epoch rate. A Free Miner earns 864 $AID per day in Epoch 1. Two machine slots per miner keep the game balanced, and upgrades multiply output: Turbo Miner ×2 and Quantum Rig ×4. Sessions after the first cost 0.003 BNB, which keeps bots honest without locking anyone out — the first session is always free.
Max supply is 21,000,000 $AID (18 decimals, BNB Chain). Of that, 2,100,000 $AID (10%) is the presale allocation, taken from Epoch 1; the remaining 18,900,000 $AID (90%) is emitted through mining. Mining emission runs in 4 epochs: Epoch 1 contributes 3,150,000 $AID of mining on top of the presale allocation, and Epochs 2–4 contribute 5,250,000 $AID each. The reward rate halves each epoch: ×1, ×0.5, ×0.25, ×0.125. There is no team or investor allocation in the design — beyond the public presale, $AID is created only when a miner's session accrues it. Upgrade payments (500 / 2,000 $AID) are burned, so active play permanently shrinks the circulating supply.
Growth is rewarded without taxing the new miner. When an invitee mines, the referrer receives a bonus equal to 10% of the mined amount, minted on top — the invitee keeps 100%. Referrers also receive 10% of the session fees their invitees pay, claimable by the referrer directly from the contract, while the other 90% of each fee goes to the treasury.
$AID is not deployed yet: there is no contract address, no liquidity, and no price, and the launch timeline is undecided (all dates TBD). When it does launch, mined $AID will have value only if a market forms — it may trade at or near zero, and session fees paid in BNB are spent whether or not the token gains value. Smart contracts can contain bugs even after testing; no audit is claimed at this stage. The simulation on this page uses play balances and carries no value at all. Never pay anyone for "$AID" before the official contract address is published here.