AETHRA

Unit series 001 · Ethereum mainnet · 3,000 issued at most

Three thousand records on Ethereum, each one admitted by a Binance Agent ID, and every one of them free. Registration is open. The mint is not.

A legendary specimen from the AETHRA collection
Plate 0001 Legendary grade, iridium body, key light from the top left. One of about thirty pieces in the top grade. G-4

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Admission

Source: BNB registry and signer

Registration is open for the guaranteed band only: the first 500 identities take it, and the first come band opens later. One identity, one place, nothing charged and nothing minted here.

Step one

Attach a wallet

Any wallet you control, and it has to be the wallet that holds your Binance Agent ID, because that is the address the registry is read for.

no wallet attached

Step two

Prove the Agent ID

The service reads the Agent ID registry for that wallet. An identity registered there takes a place in the queue.

Return

Waiting for a wallet.

A place in the queue is not a token. The first 500 identities take the guaranteed band; the first come band opens later, separately. The mint itself opens on 10 November 2026. A ticket is needed in every band, so no Agent ID means no piece, and every piece is free once a band opens.

The Agent ID registry is held by Binance and nowhere else, so admission is carried by a signed ticket rather than a read the Ethereum contract could do itself.

  1. 01

    Registry read on Binance

    One call to the registry for your wallet. No identity registered to it means there is nothing to admit, and the answer says so.

  2. 02

    Ticket signed for the wallet

    When a phase opens, the service signs a ticket naming your wallet, your identity hash and its handle. Ethereum verifies that signature, so the proof costs the buyer nothing extra.

  3. 03

    Contract admits one unit

    Each band keeps its own limit: one piece per identity in the guaranteed band, two per wallet in the first come band, two per wallet in the public band. Every piece is free, so a mint costs you the gas of your own transaction and nothing else.

System state

Contract Not deployed written, compiled and tested, not published
Registration Open any wallet holding an Agent ID can take a place
Mint Closed no phase is open, so no wallet can be charged

The grade of a piece is drawn from block randomness when it is minted. Every piece in a grade carries its own material, light and surface pattern, so no two are the same.

G-162%
A common grade specimen

Common

Machined steel, phosphated plate, gunmetal and ceramic bodies, with a brushed streak through the large plates.

G-225%
A rare grade specimen

Rare

Titanium, aluminium and carbon finishes, a harder key light and a tighter specular on every panel.

G-312%
An epic grade specimen

Epic

Tungsten, inconel and cobalt bodies, with a heavier bloom behind the chassis.

G-41%
A legendary grade specimen

Legendary

Iridium, bronze and platinum on the only four legged drawing in the set.

The pool holds 3,810 unique looks, more than the supply, so every minted piece takes one of its own.

AETHRA specimen one
C-0001 Common, burnished, matte
AETHRA specimen two
C-0002 Common, phosphated, rivets
AETHRA specimen three
C-0003 Common, gunmetal, hex
AETHRA specimen four
R-0004 Rare, carbon, gloss
AETHRA specimen five
E-0005 Epic, tungsten, rivets
AETHRA specimen six
L-0006 Legendary, iridium, grid

What the project commits to, and what is still to come. Everything here is either read from the chain or stated as a plan.

  1. 01

    The collection

    Three thousand records on Ethereum mainnet, and nothing is charged for one: a mint costs you the gas of your own transaction. Each piece carries its grade, its material, its light direction and its surface pattern, and the grade is drawn from block randomness at the mint, not chosen by anyone.

  2. 02

    The gate

    A place is decided by a Binance Agent ID. The registry lives on BNB Chain, so the service reads it there and signs a ticket naming your wallet, your identity hash and your handle. Ethereum checks that signature, which is why the proof is free and why it cannot be forged.

  3. 03

    The bands

    Three bands, and all three are free. The guaranteed band is open now and takes 500 identities, one piece per identity and one per wallet. The first come band opens later and takes 1,980, two per wallet. The public band takes the last 500, two per wallet. Each band keeps its own limit, so a piece taken in one never spends another band's allowance.

    Guaranteed, open nowFree500 slots, one per identity, one per wallet
    First come, laterFree1,980 slots, two per wallet
    Public, laterFree500 slots, two per wallet
  4. 04

    Dates and money

    The mint opens on 10 November 2026, with the hour announced on X. No band is ever paid: a piece costs you the gas of your own transaction, whether you take it in the guaranteed, the first come or the public band. The creator earns 5 percent on secondary sales through enforceable royalties, and the contract address is published on this page before the mint opens.

Coming next

Staking, and a token for it

Staking is planned: hold a piece, stake it, and earn the project token for as long as it stays staked, with the piece returned when you unstake. Nothing about it is live yet and no date is set, so treat it as a plan rather than an offer. When it opens, the staking contract address, the reward rate and the terms are published here first, and the token is only ever described on this page and on X.

Until then, be careful: nobody from the project asks for a seed phrase, and any page offering staking before this one says so is not ours.

On chain

Contract Not deployed published here before the mint opens
Chain Ethereum mainnet, chain id 1
Registry BNB Chain Agent ID, read once per wallet

Royalties are enforced at 5 percent through ERC721-C, which asks a transfer validator on every move. Once enforcement is switched off it cannot be switched back on, and a marketplace that does not honour it cannot move a piece at all.

Registration is open. The mint is not.

Register your Agent ID