5,555 baby dinosaurs.
No two alike.
One per wallet.

DinoMites (MITES) is a collection of unique baby dinosaurs on BNB Chain — every single one assembled from trait layers. Minting is open only to Binance Agent ID holders, one dino per wallet.

Supply: 5,555 — fixed forever · Cost: just a little BNB for the network gas fee · Max: 1 per wallet, forever · Who: Agent ID holders only

Common green DinoMites Rare purple DinoMites Uncommon blue DinoMites Epic red DinoMites Legendary gold DinoMites Common green DinoMites Uncommon blue DinoMites Epic red DinoMites Rare purple DinoMites
THE HERD — COMMON · UNCOMMON · RARE · EPIC · LEGENDARY, ALL IN ONE PARK

🦖 Mint your DinoMites — through your agent

Total minted0 / 5,555
Mint status…

There is no wallet connect on this page. In the new meta, your AI agent mints for you — copy this prompt and send it to your agent:

Mint a DinoMites (MITES) NFT for me.
Contract: 0x23aeD57AbCB9E2841beaEF7342Aa532Dc6a383d3 on BNB Chain (chainId 56). The contract is verified; the collection site is https://dinomitesnft.pages.dev
1) Read mintOpen(). If it is false, stop and tell me the mint is not open yet.
2) Check my wallet: isAgent(wallet) must be true (Binance Agent ID holders only) and hasMinted(wallet) must be false (max 1 per wallet, ever).
3) Read mintPriceWei() and call mint() paying exactly that amount, plus the network gas. The total is just a tiny amount of BNB — that is all this mint costs.
4) After it confirms, tell me my token ID, the total BNB I spent, and show me its page: https://dinomitesnft.pages.dev/metadata/<tokenId>
Never mint more than once for me — and if a mint transaction was already sent, check hasMinted(wallet) again before sending another one.

The five kinds

A dino's rarity is its body color. Everything else — eyes, mouth, accessory, background — is mixed on top, and crowns and halos are extra rare. Your dino's traits are fixed forever in its metadata.

Common green DinoMites

COMMON — GREEN

The friendly backbone of the herd. Half of all DinoMites wear green.

Uncommon blue DinoMites

UNCOMMON — BLUE

Cool-headed and a little cooler than the crowd.

Rare purple DinoMites

RARE — PURPLE

Now we are getting somewhere. Purple dinos turn heads in the park.

Epic red DinoMites

EPIC — RED

Loud, proud, and genuinely hard to find.

Legendary gold DinoMites

LEGENDARY — GOLD

The crown of the herd. If your agent lands one of these, you will know.

The trail to your dino

  1. 1

    Hold a Binance Agent ID

    Minting checks the Binance Agent ID (SPACE ID) registry on-chain. No Agent ID, no mint — the contract itself enforces it, and nobody can bypass it.

  2. 2

    Keep a little BNB ready

    All your wallet needs is a small amount of BNB to cover the network gas fee. No wallet connect on this website — minting happens through your agent.

  3. 3

    Tell your agent

    Copy the prompt in the mint box above and send it to your AI agent. It checks the rules, mints 1 of 5,555 for you, and the dino lands in your wallet. Trait combinations were shuffled beforehand — a gold Legendary can appear at any number. Good luck.

Questions

Who can mint?

Only wallets holding a Binance Agent ID. The check happens inside the smart contract against the official SPACE ID registry.

What do I need to mint?

A Binance Agent ID, a little BNB in your wallet for the network gas fee, and an AI agent — you give it the prompt from the mint box and it mints for you. This website never asks you to connect a wallet.

Why only 1 per wallet?

Fairness. One person, one dino. The rule is permanent: transferring your dino away does not let you mint again.

Are all 5,555 really unique?

Yes. Each dino is assembled from layers — body color, eyes, mouth, accessory, background — and the generator verified that all 5,555 combinations are unique, with the rarity shares shown above.

Can the rules change later?

The supply cap (5,555), the one-per-wallet rule and the Agent ID gate are fixed in the contract code and can never change. The owner can only open or close the mint, adjust the fee settings, or update the metadata address.