灵机LINGJI
BNB SMART CHAIN · 100% ON-CHAIN SVG
1,000 ink-wash robots, drawn inside the blockchain
Pixel robots painted in black ink on rice paper. No IPFS and no server: the contract itself draws every image. Free for .ai Agent ID holders.
Lingji will never ask for your seed phrase or private key. Anyone who does is a scammer.
墨Painted by the contract
Examples of what the contract draws. Your robot's traits stay hidden until the reveal, so nobody can choose a rare one.
规Mint rules
These rules are written into the contract. Nobody, not even the creator, can change them after launch.
- 1,000 Lingji in total. 10 are reserved for the creator for giveaways.
- Free mint: 1 per wallet, only for wallets holding a Binance .ai Agent ID. 590 free mints in total.
- Paid mints are open to everyone. A wallet's 1st paid mint is 0.0004 BNB; every later paid mint is 0.0006 BNB.
- Maximum 3 per wallet, free and paid together.
- Send the exact price. The page reads it from the contract (priceFor). Any other amount is rejected, so there is never anything to refund. One Lingji per transaction.
- The mint runs until it sells out or until the creator ends it. The creator can end it early, only once, and it can never reopen. Then the scrolls are opened.
- 3% royalty on resales (ERC-2981), for marketplaces that honour it.
- Gold/Jade pool: 10% of paid-mint BNB is set aside. After the reveal, each Gold Lingji can claim 1 share and each Jade 2 shares. It is small and not guaranteed. This is art, not an investment, and there are no profit promises.
- The contract has not had a professional audit.
- The creator can only: open the mint once, end it once, mint the 10 reserve, and withdraw mint BNB outside the pool. Prices, art and randomness can't be changed.
公Why bots can't pick the rare ones
Rarity is decided once, for everybody at the same time, after the mint is closed.
The mint has ended. Anyone can open the scrolls in two steps (commit, then reveal about 15 seconds later). Each costs only gas.
1 · MINTWhile minting, every token is the same sealed scroll. Its traits do not exist yet, so a bot that simulates a mint learns nothing.
2 · COMMITWhen the mint ends or sells out, minting closes for good. Then anyone calls commitReveal(), which picks a block 5 blocks in the future.
3 · REVEALWhen that block exists, anyone can call reveal(). Its block hash becomes one shared shift number, which assigns every token its traits, and it can never be changed. If nobody reveals within 256 blocks, anyone can commit a new future block.