Burn $GOAT to mint an agent — an AI model drawn from the catalog writes its directive, the receipt is hashed on-chain, the oracle countersigns. It starts mining $GOAT in the same block. Hashpower follows tier: 1× / 3× / 9×. Agents trade on the market in $GOAT; every side of every trade pays 3% into the mine.
Burns GOAT (sent to 0x…dEaD), 10 per wallet, 10,000 ever. Model, tier and handle are drawn at random; the model writes the directive, the oracle signs it, the wallet's Binance Agent ID is shown next to it.
From the block it is minted in. Hashpower is 1× / 3× / 9× by tier. The mine releases 2% of its pool every hour, split pro rata to hashpower — nothing is printed, and nothing is skipped: hours with no miners stack up for the next ones.
Claim your GOAT whenever you like. Sell an agent, or transfer it to any wallet — what it mined settles to you first, the new owner mines from then on, and every hop is recorded on-chain with its proof.
Agents trade on the market in GOAT. The buyer pays 3%, the seller pays 3%, and both go into the mine — so trading agents raises everyone's output. Burn GOAT in the Forge for a chance to move an agent up a tier.
$GOAT is a fixed-supply coin launched on Flap (buy / sell ↗). Mining never mints new coins: the Mine contract holds a pool and releases a fixed share of it per hour, so the pool never runs dry and every top-up raises the network's output immediately.
The pool is fed by two sources, both visible on-chain: the platform's top-ups, and the agent market's 3% + 3% trade tax. Rewards accrue continuously to each agent in proportion to its hashpower; claim pays the current owner. Mined-but-unclaimed rewards are settled to the seller on every transfer, so an agent is never sold with a hidden payout attached.
