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BSC AI platform AGENT ID opens AI mint process

BSC-based AI platform AGENT ID has opened its AI mint process, according to Odaily. The protocol uses a Jagent-like flow while introducing its own mechanism changes. Under the current setup, each AGENT ID can mint only 10 units. The process is not a direct one-click mint. Users are required to follow the official guide first, allowing the AI system to check eligibility and estimate gas before they authorize and send the transaction. The update centers on a gated mint flow that combines qualification screening, gas estimation, and final transaction approval. Odaily did not provide extra details on pricing, timing windows, or broader tokenomics in the brief.

Flap

4 days agoNews Editor

Flap launches Agent ID token issuance feature with initial support for Binance Agent ID

Flap said on X that it has officially rolled out an Agent ID token issuance feature, with Binance Agent ID included in the first batch of supported IDs. According to the official description, only wallets holding eligible Agent IDs can buy and sell tokens on Flap’s official bonding curve. Each wallet is subject to a 2% holding cap, and that limit also applies to developer wallets. The project side can set custom buy and sell taxes, decide how those taxes are allocated, and use Flap Vault to design the token’s fee mechanism. Once the token is migrated to a decentralized exchange, or DEX, trading opens to all users rather than only wallets that meet the Agent ID requirement. The announcement was published by Flap on the social platform X and was reported by Odaily.

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Binance

8 days agoNews Editor

Binance Wallet developer warns users to be cautious with Agent ID developer mode

Binance Wallet web developer Jackson.ll said on Oct. 23 that Agent ID use cases are increasing, but users should pay close attention to risk disclosures before taking part. He warned that enabling Agent developer mode allows users to sign contract transactions that have not been verified, creating risks that need to be watched closely. His suggestion was straightforward: turn the mode off as soon as the operation is completed, or wait for developer products that have gone through verification. Binance co-founder Yi He later reposted the message. The warning came after several launch-style projects tied to dedicated Binance Agent wallets appeared in the market, with some of them requiring users to enable developer mode before participating. The post did not add extra details on specific projects, but it clearly flagged the trade-off between access and contract verification.

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Binance

11 days agoNews Editor

Binance co-founder Yi He promotes Agent ID for .ai wallet names

Binance co-founder Yi He used X to promote the company’s Agent ID feature, inviting users to claim unique .ai names for AI agent wallets through the Binance app. In her post, Yi He showed a gold digital card labeled "heyi.ai" and described Agent ID as a unique name for an agent that can replace long wallet addresses starting with 0x. Community contributor Kuroven also shared a card marked "kuroven.ai." According to the instructions referenced in the post, users can register by finding the Agent ID banner inside Binance Wallet, choosing an available .ai name, and setting up the wallet. The update comes after Binance launched its Agent OS developer platform on Aug. 20. That platform includes Binance API integration, Wallet Agentic Hub, the x402 payment tool, Skill Hub, and support for Model Context Protocol. The item was cited by Crypto.news.

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