8,888 tiny robots.
First 38 mints free.
TINY AGENTS is a mini robot PFP collection for Agent ID holders. The first 38 mints are free — one per wallet — then a flat paid mint opens. And every holder, free or paid, will receive a TINY token allocation based on the rarity of each robot they hold.
Mint
Agent ID holders only — the contract checks the official registry on every mint. Free mints are a separate quota of 38 with a hard cap of one per wallet; paid mints can never eat the free slots, so early paid buyers do not burn the free allocation.
Holding is what counts for the TINY allocation: at the token launch, a snapshot of holders is taken and each robot's rarity tier sets its allocation weight. Rarer robot, larger share.
Meet the robots
This is the actual collection artwork — the first twelve TINY AGENTS, generated from 45 layered traits: 8 backgrounds, 8 shells, 7 eye sets, 7 headwear pieces and more. Every one of the 8,888 is a unique combination.
Holders will receive a TINY allocation
When the TINY token launches, its holder allocation is distributed to TINY AGENTS holders from a snapshot — weighted by rarity. The collection's tiers are fixed by design, not by luck: exactly 5,777 Common, 2,222 Rare, 711 Epic and 178 Legendary robots exist, and the allocation climbs the same ladder. Per-tier amounts are announced at token launch; holding the NFT is the only requirement.
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.
Claim free, or mint paid
One free mint per wallet while the 38 free slots last. After that — or for bulk — the paid mint is a flat price, up to 1,000 per wallet.
Hold for the TINY snapshot
Your robots sit in your wallet with their rarity fixed in the metadata. When TINY launches, the holder snapshot turns that rarity into an allocation.
FAQ
How do the 38 free mints work?
The first 38 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.
What exactly is the TINY allocation?
At the TINY token launch, holders are snapshotted and receive an allocation weighted by each NFT's rarity tier — Legendary robots carry the largest weight, then Epic, Rare, Common. Amounts per tier are announced at token launch. There is no token at mint time; the NFT is the claim.
How is rarity decided?
By construction. Each token's traits are drawn from weighted layers, then all 8,888 are ranked by rarity score and assigned to exact tier quotas — 5,777 / 2,222 / 711 / 178. The full trait counts and rarity report are published with the collection, so anyone can verify the math.
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.