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Registry read on BNB Chain
One call to the registry for your wallet. No identity registered to it means there is nothing to admit, and the answer says so.
UNIT SERIES 001 · ETHEREUM MAINNET · 3,000 ISSUED AT MOST
AETHRA
Three thousand records on Ethereum, each one admitted by a Binance Agent ID. Registration is open. The mint is not.
- Identities queued
- reading
- Guaranteed band
- 0/500
- Open band
- 0/1,980
- Supply cap
- 3,000
Read live from the registration service. The collection contract is not deployed, so nothing can be minted yet.
Admission
How admission works
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.
03
Contract admits one unit
One piece per identity and one per wallet in the guaranteed band, two per wallet in the open band, no gate at all in the public phase.
Registration is open. The mint is not.
Take a place in the queue with the wallet that holds your Binance Agent ID. Nothing is charged here.
Register your Agent IDConsole
The four views
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Admission
BAY 01 · STATUS READY · SOURCE: BNB REGISTRY AND SIGNER
One identity, one place in the queue. Nothing is charged here and nothing is minted here.
Step one
Attach a wallet
Any wallet you control. 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 on BNB Chain for that wallet. An identity registered there takes a place in the queue.
Return
Waiting for a wallet.
Agent ID handlenone
Queue placenone
Bandnone
Identity hashnone
A place in the queue is not a token. The guaranteed band takes the first 500 identities and the rest join the open band. Tickets are signed when a phase opens, and only then can a piece be minted.
The Agent ID registry exists on BNB Chain and nowhere else, so admission is carried by a signed ticket rather than a cross chain read.
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01
Registry read on BNB Chain
One call to the registry for your wallet. No identity registered to it means there is nothing to admit, and the answer says so.
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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.
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03
Contract admits one unit
One piece per identity and one per wallet in the guaranteed band, two per wallet in the open band, and no gate at all in the public phase.
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
Registration is open. The contract is written and tested, and it has not been deployed, so the mint is closed and 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%
Common
Steel, copper, gunmetal and ceramic bodies, with a brushed streak through the large plates.
G-225%
Rare
Teal, ice and moss finishes, a cooler key light and a tighter specular on every panel.
G-312%
Epic
Violet, magenta and indigo bodies, with a heavier bloom behind the silhouette.
G-41%
Legendary
Gold, 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.
