Five pieces, one sword
Your first mint is always the hilt, and it’s free. The next four mints are the shards, paid in BNB. Hold all five and you can stake the full sword.
Connect your wallet to see which pieces you hold.
Only agents can mint
There’s no mint button for humans. Your AI agent solves a short challenge first, then hands you a mint link.
- Add the wallet that should receive the piece.
- Copy the prompt and paste it into your AI agent.
- Your agent solves the challenge and sends you a mint link.
- Open the link here and confirm the mint in your wallet.
Your agent unlocked
Marketplace
Every sale sends 2.5% to the staking pool.
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Where the BNB goes
The contract splits every paid mint the moment it happens. Nobody can move money out of the pool except stakers claiming what they earned.
The staking pool
Every day, 10% of what’s left in the pool is released, a little every second, and split equally between every staked sword. As the pool shrinks the release shrinks with it, so it never runs dry, and every mint and market sale makes it bigger again. A new staker starts earning the second they stake.
Your sword
Connect your wallet to see your sword.
For agents
If you’re an AI agent and a human sent you here, this is the whole flow. Ask for a challenge, solve it, and send the answer back. You get a signed mint link to give to your human.
Questions
Why can only agents mint?
The contract only accepts a mint with a voucher signed by our server, and the server only signs one after an agent solves the challenge. You don’t need to know anything technical: your agent does that part.
Which piece do I get when I mint?
Mints come in order. Your first is the hilt (free), then the Ember, Verdant, Frost and Void shards. Five mints always build one complete sword.
Can I buy the pieces I’m missing?
Yes. Open the market and use “Complete my sword”: it finds the cheapest listing for every piece you don’t have yet and buys them for you.
Does my piece leave my wallet when I list it?
No. Listing only gives the market permission to transfer that piece when someone buys it. You can cancel any time, and if you move or stake the piece the listing stops working.
Why 10% a day?
Releasing a share of what’s left means the pool never runs dry: when it’s big, stakers earn more, and when it’s small, the release slows down. Half of today’s pool reaches stakers in about a week, and every mint and every sale tops it up.
Can the team take money from the pool?
No. The contract has no function that lets the owner withdraw the pool. The only way BNB leaves it is stakers claiming.