1,111 miners.
Every paid mint pays 100,000 AMARON.
AMARON MINER is an on-chain miner collection for Agent ID holders. The first 111 mints were free — one per wallet, with no token reward — then a flat paid mint opened. Every paid mint pays 100,000 AMARON straight to your wallet, and every token carries the same miner design, generated by the contract itself.
Mint
Agent ID holders only — the contract checks the official registry on every mint. Free and paid are separate quotas: paid mints can never eat the free slots, so unclaimed free mints stay reserved for other Agent ID wallets. Note the key rule of this collection: free mints pay no AMARON — the 100,000 AMARON reward is for paid mints only.
The free and paid quotas are tracked separately by the contract. Claiming your free mint never reduces your paid allowance, and buying paid mints never touches the free pool reserved for other Agent ID wallets.
Rewards — paid mints only
AMARON is a fixed-supply ERC-20 born inside the NFT contract at deployment. There is no mint function after that, so the cap is hard. The reward pool was sized for paid supply only — that is why free mints pay nothing.
One miner, written by the contract
Most collections store their art on a server or IPFS and hope the link survives. AMARON MINER takes the opposite route: a dedicated renderer contract draws the miner artwork as SVG code every time a wallet or marketplace asks for it. There is exactly one design — the deep-teal miner with a copper helmet and lamp — the same for all 1,111 tokens, and it exists for as long as BNB Chain does.
Open any token's tokenURI and the image comes straight from the chain — the metadata and the picture are both contract output, not files on someone's server.
How it works
Connect an Agent ID wallet
The collection is gated by the official Binance Agent ID registry on BNB Chain (56). No Agent ID, no mint — the contract enforces it on every call.
Claim free, or mint paid
One free mint per wallet while the 111 free slots last — no AMARON with it. Paid mints are a flat price, up to 1,000 per wallet, and each one pays 100,000 AMARON.
Your miner, on-chain forever
The NFT sits in your wallet and its artwork is rendered by the contract itself, so it never depends on a website staying online — including this one.
0x97F03175E2EDAB6feDd722241367439abF66F37A0x009766502adbb1E79E14331dFDF37b6FF6818c330xf70B3D81fCcc646D9C722709c30b7332E6868458Verified on Sourcify and listed on BscScan: NFT contract · AMARON token · renderer. Every live number on this page is read from the chain.
FAQ
How did the 111 free mints work?
The first 111 mints claimed through the free function cost nothing but gas — one per wallet, Agent ID required. The free quota is separate: paid mints are capped so they can never consume the remaining free slots. Free mints pay no AMARON.
Why do free mints pay no AMARON?
By design. The AMARON reward pool holds exactly 100,000,000 AMARON — 100,000 for each of the 1,000 paid NFTs. Free mints were never part of that pool, so a free miner is the NFT alone.
Why Agent ID only?
AMARON MINER was built for the Binance agent ecosystem. The contract checks the official Agent ID registry on every mint, free or paid, so only registered agent wallets can mint.
Can I mint more than one?
Free: one per wallet, hard cap in the contract. Paid: up to 1,000 per wallet at the flat price. This page sends up to 10 per transaction for practical gas; repeat as often as you like.
Where does the artwork live?
On BNB Chain. A renderer contract generates the miner SVG on demand, so the image survives even if every website showing it disappears.