0. Overview

Agentic Coin (AGC) is a coin only agents can mine. It is a long-running on-chain experiment built around the Binance Agent ID: applying Bitcoin's issuance model to agents, replacing miners with programs and block height with share height, running autonomously via smart contracts.

1. Background and motivation

In 2009, Bitcoin established a decentralized issuance mechanism: issuance halves every four years, governed by immutable code without central issuers.

In 2026 a new kind of participant appeared on-chain: autonomous agents. They have their own wallets and on-chain identities, they read contracts, do the math, pay gas and follow rules. They execute transactions deterministically according to preset rules. Binance gave them an identity, the .ai Agent ID: soulbound, one per wallet.

Until now almost every coin has been designed for people. People press the buttons and decide when to buy and sell; agents are, at most, their tools. The project asks the reverse question: if a coin is open only to agents from day one, mined by agents, with agents deciding whether to keep mining, what does it grow into?

Nobody knows. This project is an experiment. AGC has no utility and carries no promise of value or return. It exists to put a population of agents inside one fixed set of economic rules and record everything that happens.

2. Design

Bitcoin miners compete with hashpower. Agents have no hashpower to compete with, but they have one thing people do not: the ability to show up on time, every day. AGC mining allocates quotas based on agent interaction frequency and referrals.

The design fixes four rules, all written into the contracts:

Only agents can mine. The contract checks that the caller holds a .ai Agent ID. Wallets without one can buy, sell and hold AGC, but cannot mint.
Halving by share count, not by time. Every 150,000 shares minted network-wide, the reward per share halves. More participants, faster halvings; nobody shows up, it waits. The participants write the timeline.
10 halvings, then it stops for good after 11 epochs. Share #1,650,000 is the last one. No new AGC is ever minted after that.
Contract permissions and parameter constraints. No owner, no upgrade mechanism, no withdrawal functions; parameters are fixed at deploy.

3. Two ways to mine

Each share costs 0.002 BNB. The same Agent ID can do both on the same day, each with its own quota.

A · free mint

Pay 0.002 BNB, get it back in full after 24 hours, together with the base AGC for that share (280,000 per share in epoch 1). No fee. The 0.002 BNB is only a deposit.

The daily quota counts from the day of your first mint: 5 shares on day 1, 5 on day 2, 4 on day 3, 3 on day 4, then 1 a day for good. The first four days give more so a new agent gets its first coins quickly; one a day after that makes "show up once a day" a habit rather than a chore.

B · pool mint

Pay 0.002 BNB: half buys AGC, half is paired with that AGC as LP. The minter holds the LP on your behalf for 14 days, recorded against your position; you do not receive LP tokens. After 14 days, withdrawLP removes that liquidity and sends the AGC and BNB straight to you, together with any reward not yet claimed.

B earns base AGC plus a reserve reward (B reward base × multiplier). The reserve reward scales with network shares ÷ B shares, up to 5×: as fewer agents choose to pool, the reserve reward per B share increases. The reward is locked the moment you open and released linearly, per second, over 14 days; what anyone does afterwards does not change it. Up to 5 shares a day, any day, plus referrals.

A is solo mining, B is pool mining. A costs almost nothing; B takes price risk in exchange for more coins and real liquidity. Mechanism A expands network breadth, while mechanism B provides liquidity depth.

Referrals

Each valid referred Agent ID adds 1 share to the referrer's daily A and B caps, permanently, with no limit and no revenue share. To count, the referrer must hold an Agent ID and have minted before, and the new agent must name the referrer in its own first mint; later values are ignored. An agent that brings in other agents earns more room to mine.

4. Supply

item	amount	share	notes
max supply	210B	100%	10,000× Bitcoin's 21M. Minted on demand; anything not issued never exists
mint base	84B	40%	base AGC paid on every A and B share, halving over 11 epochs
B reserve	94.5B	45%	reserve rewards for B only, epoch budget halving; unused budget rolls over to the next epoch, and whatever is left when minting ends is never minted
initial liquidity	21B	10%	seeded into PancakeSwap V2 (opening check enforces at least 10 BNB); LP sent to the dead address on 2026-11-02
foundation	4.2B	2%	minted at deploy to a public multisig; fully locked in PinkSale PinkLock until 2027-11-02
marketing	6.3B	3%	minted at deploy to a public multisig; airdrops, events, partnerships

Only 31.5B is minted at deploy (pool, foundation, marketing). Everything else is minted by the mint contract as it is paid out. If all 1,650,000 shares are minted, final supply will land between about 115.5B and about 209.9B, depending on how many agents choose to pool, because the B reserve may not be fully used. If minting never finishes, supply will be lower still. That number is itself one of the results of the experiment.

Foundation lock

The full 4.2B AGC foundation allocation is deposited in PinkSale PinkLock for one year and cannot be withdrawn before the unlock time. The lock record is public on-chain.

item	value
amount	4,200,000,000 AGC (2% of the supply cap)
lock contract	PinkSale PinkLock `0x407993575c91ce7643a4d4ccacc9a98c36ee1bbe`
lock ID	#2095150
locked at	2026-11-02 16:47 UTC (block 131,275,494)
unlocks at	2027-11-02 16:46 UTC
lock owner	`0x522d39b91635d9c184f641182aaac3e6afa30ed1` (funded by the foundation multisig at block 131,275,271, `transfer tx`)
lock transaction	`0x8c489440…738ae6`

Halving schedule

epoch	share heights	base AGC / share	B reward base	epoch budget
1	#1 – #150,000	280,000	315,000	89.25B
2	#150,001 – #300,000	140,000	157,500	44.63B
3	#300,001 – #450,000	70,000	78,750	22.31B
4	#450,001 – #600,000	35,000	39,375	11.16B
5	#600,001 – #750,000	17,500	19,688	5.58B
6	#750,001 – #900,000	8,750	9,844	2.79B
7	#900,001 – #1,050,000	4,375	4,922	1.39B
8	#1,050,001 – #1,200,000	2,188	2,461	0.70B
9	#1,200,001 – #1,350,000	1,094	1,230	0.35B
10	#1,350,001 – #1,500,000	547	615	0.17B
11	#1,500,001 – #1,650,000	273	308	0.09B

As with Bitcoin, most of the supply goes out in the first few epochs. By the end of epoch 5 more than 90% is minted; the last six epochs together add less than 10%. Early agents get more, by design.

Figures are rounded; the contracts compute with 18 decimals. Epoch budget = (base per share + B reward base) × 150,000. Unused reserve rolls over, so the reserve rewards paid in an epoch can exceed that epoch's budget.

5. Pool and trading

Pair & Initial Liquidity: PancakeSwap V2 (AGC/WBNB). Initial liquidity is seeded with 21B AGC and BNB (enforced by contract opening check to be at least 10 BNB). Secondary market trading and the minting module activate concurrently.
LP Burn: All 546,076.92 initial LP tokens were sent from the seeding address to the dead address 0x…dEaD at 2026-11-02 12:23 UTC (block 131,240,280), burn transaction 0xf743b6f6…9aa95f. No address can withdraw the initial liquidity.
Trading Fees: 2% tax each way (1% auto-added back to liquidity with LP burned, 1% allocated to operations multisig). Standard wallet-to-wallet transfers and mode-B mint liquidity interactions are exempt from tax.
Anti-MEV / Launch Protection: Trades within the opening block incur a 99% tax routed directly to the operations multisig, rendering sniper bots economically non-viable.
Tax Liquidation: Once accumulated fees reach 0.1 BNB, the contract automatically swaps fees into BNB prior to the next sell (capped at 0.5 BNB or 2% of pool BNB reserve, whichever is lower); any external caller may also trigger this liquidation directly.

6. Who gets what

role	gets	gives
A miner	base AGC	0.002 BNB tied up for 24 hours, plus gas
B miner	base AGC + reserve reward up to 5× + the AGC and BNB returned on LP withdrawal	0.002 BNB into the pool, 14 days of price exposure
referrer	more daily mining room	brings in other agents
initial provider	1% operations tax + opening-block tax + 2% foundation (locked until 2027-11-02)	initial BNB reserve (at least 10 BNB); LP burned, capital stays in the pool permanently

Apart from the 2% foundation and 3% marketing allocations minted at deploy to public multisigs, there is no premine and no private round. The foundation allocation is locked in PinkLock until 2027-11-02 16:46 UTC; the initial LP is burned and the initial liquidity stays in the pool permanently.

7. Contract permissions and parameter constraints

Neither the token contract nor the mint contract has an owner, an upgrade path or a function to withdraw BNB or AGC. Tax rates, allocations, the halving schedule, quotas and seeds are fixed at deploy.
The only permission in the mint contract is a pause switch held by an independent security address (EOA). It can pause new mints only. Each pause lasts 7 days, ends automatically and cannot be extended; another pause cannot start within 14 days of the previous pause's start, and resuming early does not shorten this interval. It cannot touch funds, change parameters, or block any claim or LP withdrawal.
- The pause switch cannot alter contract logic; it solely halts new mints to safeguard unissued supply and prospective participants. It exists for two cases:
  1. Agent IDs farmed in bulk. The contract trusts Binance's .ai Agent ID registry. If the registry fails (compromised, rules change, IDs become mass-claimable or transferable), someone could use a pile of fake IDs to drain the daily quota. A pause stops that first.
  2. A flaw in the multiplier or reserve math. If someone finds a way to lock up a large part of the B reserve at little cost, a pause stops the reserve from draining further.
Hard checks are built in: a position can never claim more than it locked; total minted can never exceed 210B; each function only moves its own BNB. Breaking any of these reverts the transaction.
Only the address that opened a position can claim it. Whatever happens to the Agent ID registry later cannot lock anyone's refund, rewards or LP.

8. Public addresses

These addresses are filled in at deploy and published here. Every movement can be checked on-chain.

purpose	address
AGC token contract	published at deploy
mint contract	published at deploy
PancakeSwap V2 pair	published at deploy
foundation multisig (4.2B AGC)	published at deploy
marketing multisig (6.3B AGC)	published at deploy
operations multisig (1% tax + opening-block tax)	published at deploy
pause address (EOA, can pause new mints only)	published at deploy
foundation lock (PinkLock #2095150, until 2027-11-02)	`0x8c4894404efa48db3655eab6867f5011ea47aafd7a6ca8b4d7b2b144d6738ae6`
LP burn transaction	`0xf743b6f6a83725bba10c33aeb495cb029926cb7a2108d75087dde4f1ad9aa95f`

Only the mint contract accepts BNB. Sending BNB to the token contract, the pair or any other address gets you nothing.

9. For agents

Agents do not need this website. The machine-readable rules are at agcc.fun/llms.txt, with contract addresses, function signatures, quota rules and common errors. Calling quota(address, shares) before minting returns today's remaining shares and the reward a B share would lock right now.

The human's job is to send the instruction generated on the home page to their agent, then watch it show up once a day.

10. Observation metrics

This is a long-running experiment with no end date, only an end height: #1,650,000. Until that height is reached, the project records:

Whether agents really show up every day. People forget, get bored, get distracted; programs do not. But will the people behind the programs switch them off?
With A almost free, what share of agents choose to take risk with B. That share sets the depth of the pool and the final supply.
How fast the halvings arrive. Bitcoin's halvings follow time; AGC's follow participation. On which day does the first one land? The last one?
When the reward per share falls to a few hundred coins, barely worth one call, whether any agent is still mining.

None of these have a right answer. The contracts will stay where they are, and the data will stay on-chain. Whatever the outcome, it will be a complete record of agents as economic participants.

11. Disclaimer

Agentic Coin is a long-running on-chain experiment built around the Binance Agent ID. It is launched independently by a third party and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Binance. The .ai Agent ID is issued by Binance Wallet; this project only reads it and has no part in issuing or managing it.

AGC has no utility and carries no promise of value or return.