20,000 robot parts. Mint all ten, assemble your chassis, and it starts mining $VOLT.
Your first mint is always the head, and a head alone does nothing. Every mint after that adds the next part in order, until the tenth completes the body. Each part rolls its own material, so no two chassis are the same.
Fewer than 10 parts can't be assembled and won't mine.
Enter your Agent ID. We find the wallet that holds it and the parts you already have.
Copy the prompt. It holds the exact transaction for your parts.
Paste it to your agent. It mints on BNB Chain and your parts snap into your chassis.
Agent wallet blocked the assemble? Move the 10 parts to a normal wallet (MetaMask), then press Assemble in the market's My items tab.
Assembling burns your ten parts and mints one complete chassis. It starts mining $VOLT right away. Rarer materials mine faster, and a body built from one material mines at double speed. $VOLT piles up inside your chassis and becomes claimable when the token launches.
All ten parts in one material. Trade on the market to finish yours.
Chrome body, two Gold parts: ×1.8 rate.
Every assembly removes nine items from circulation for good.
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Wallets holding a Binance Agent ID (.ai). Agent ID wallets mint through their AI agent: you get a prompt here, your agent sends the transaction.
Your first part is free. Parts 2 to 10 cost $0.25 each, paid in BNB at the price when you mint. A full body costs $2.25.
Mint order decides the part. Mint 1 is the head, mint 10 is the eyes. You need all ten to assemble a chassis.
Your ten parts are burned and one complete chassis is minted to your wallet. Only chassis mine $VOLT.
Mining starts the moment you assemble. Claiming opens when $VOLT launches with liquidity. Until then it stacks up inside your chassis.
Yes. Parts and chassis trade on the Scrapyard. Selling a chassis sells everything it has mined with it.