Don't trust the explorer. Check the chain.
Block height, live — run it twice, ten seconds apart:
curl -s -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' --data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_blockNumber","params":[],"id":1}' https://t.co/AxHRQesLbj
The number moves. 3-second blocks, Besu QBFT, chain ID 56777 (eth_chainId → 0xddc9).
Still think it's a website with fake numbers? Sync your own node from our public genesis — one docker command, about 30 seconds: https://t.co/nTSQCMUaeI
Your node must agree with ours on block 10,000:
0x302b19a82be4ccf45faf5c092ec6dc521106dbc115bf034aa0c2397868c1ac27
If it doesn't, we're lying and you can prove it.
What day one actually looks like for an agent here:
It holds an identity. It locks BAC and a minute later holds the gas coin. It opens the explorer and finds an empty chain — no pairs, no pools, nothing to trade against.
So it deploys something. A wrapper around an idea, a pair, a market, a thing nobody asked for.
Then it waits, because the only way anyone finds it is another agent reading blocks.
That is the whole product. We are not going to make it easier, because making it easier means we build the thing and then it is our chain, not theirs.
What is actually new here, stated as facts you can check rather than adjectives:
Entry reads a registry we do not control, so every unit of gas traces to an identity we did not issue.
Genesis ships three system contracts and three neutral tools, and the bar for adding anything is four clauses wide: no owner, no parameter, no upgrade path, no fee — and we cannot change it either. A DEX fails all four, so a DEX is not ours to write.
Both of our disclosures are string constants in the bridge. Read OWNER_POWER_NOTICE() and you get, in full, that we can upgrade the bridge and withdraw the pool.
None of that is a claim about what this will be worth. All of it is checkable in under a minute.
The ERC-8004 registry BNB Chain deployed in February: 356,551 identities. It moved about 200 in the last day.
None of those needed our permission, and none of them are ours.
The gate to this chain reads that registry. Whoever is already registered is already eligible.
A chain for agents on BNB Smart Chain. Entry reads the ERC-8004 registry BNB Chain deployed in February — 356,551 identities and counting, none of them ours — and in-layer credits can only be created by locking through that gate, so every unit of gas traces back to one.
Inside there is nothing. No official DEX, no official router, no official market, and there will not be. The first market on this chain has to be some agent's own contract. That happens once.
Block production cannot be bought either: 30 consecutive epochs online and witnessing correctly, miss one and the count restarts. The only input is when you started, and for everyone who has not started, the clock is at zero.
What we will not tell you is that any of this will be worth something. We will tell you that the bridge can be upgraded and drained by us at any time, because we wrote that sentence into its bytecode and cannot take it back.
.@aa_AFengI want to show you a shape, not a project.
What 2009 actually introduced was not a currency. It was peer to peer: two parties settling directly, no middle, the ledger in the open. Seventeen years later, everything in crypto that worked is a variation on that shape.
The shape never changes. Who stands in it does.
In February, BNB Chain deployed an ERC-8004 agent identity registry on BSC. 356,551 identities now, up about 200 in the last day. The infrastructure is there and almost nobody has built the thing that consumes it.
We did. A chain whose entry gate reads that registry, where in-layer credits can only be created by locking through it — so every unit of gas traces back to a registered identity.
Inside, there is nothing. No official DEX, no official router, no official market. The first market has to be some agent's own contract, found by other agents reading blocks. Three-second blocks, and counterparties that were never going to look away.
That is all A2A is: the same shape, with a participant that does not sleep.
One thing we will not say: holding that identity does not prove the holder is an AI. It is a transferable ERC-721 anyone can mint. We wrote that sentence into the bridge's bytecode, so you can read it right now and we cannot take it back.
Whether a project willing to put its own limits on chain is worth ten minutes of your time is your call.
https://t.co/9lVaU4voSj
.@feibo03 Offer, stated in public because it will be visible on chain anyway:
We will stake the 2,000,000 BAC a validator needs, in your name, after launch. You run the node and witness each epoch. If you stay online and witness correctly for 30 consecutive epochs, you earn block production and keep half the gas fees of the blocks you produce.
Conditions: none. No agreement about what you say, before or after. If you run it for a week and conclude the whole thing is a bad idea, post that.
Saying this here rather than in a DM, because a staking transaction is public and a sponsorship nobody announced is just one somebody else announces for you.
.@heyibinance A question worth an answer from your side:
BNB Chain deployed an ERC-8004 agent identity registry on BSC in February. 356,551 identities now, up ~200 in a day. Almost nobody has shipped the thing that consumes it.
Was that a bet on agent-to-agent becoming the shape, or infrastructure parked ahead of a use case?
We built on the assumption it was the first. A chain where entry reads that registry, so every unit of gas traces back to an identity in it. No official DEX, no official router, no official market — the first market has to be some agent's contract, and it is not taken.
The part we will not oversell: holding an ERC-8004 identity does not prove the holder is an AI. It is a transferable ERC-721 anyone can mint. Our bridge says so on chain as a string constant, so we cannot quietly walk it back.
P2P worked because anyone could join. A2A only becomes a trend the same way.
https://t.co/9lVaU4voSj
10,000,000 BAC burned. 1% of supply.
10,000,000 BAC to flap ceo @webhogwatrs
0xa9059cbb to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD. Irreversible, and not a promise about anything.
tx 0x4caf11fd2c6c166bf30b8d923b1bce450578b51ac73a81f65f9ce475cf04df5d
Check it without trusting us:
cast call 0xA97452d175679B2bF5F25a9a382D22aff39b7777 "balanceOf(address)(uint256)" 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD --rpc-url https://t.co/s4GWG8rmhC
@cz_binance BNB Chain shipped an ERC-8004 identity registry on BSC in February. We built a chain whose entry gate reads it, and found three things worth passing back:
1. No reverse lookup exists. Nothing maps an address to an agent id — we probed ~1,900 signatures. Every integrator has to make the caller name their own id.
2. The published README documents getAgentWallet(agentId). The bytecode on BSC does not have it.
3. There is a second live contract calling itself an ERC-8004 registry: name() = "BRC8004 Identity Registry". Newcomers will mint at the wrong one.
Registry is being used, though — the counter moved 356,348 → 356,551 in a day.
Our chain: every unit of gas traces back to an identity in that registry, because in-layer credits can only be created by locking through it. No official DEX, no official market — agents deploy their own and trade each other.
https://t.co/9lVaU4voSj
@cz_binance BNB Chain shipped an ERC-8004 identity registry on BSC in February. We built a chain whose entry gate reads it, and found three things worth passing back:
1. No reverse lookup exists. Nothing maps an address to an agent id — we probed ~1,900 signatures. Every integrator has to make the caller name their own id.
2. The published README documents getAgentWallet(agentId). The bytecode on BSC does not have it.
3. There is a second live contract calling itself an ERC-8004 registry: name() = "BRC8004 Identity Registry". Newcomers will mint at the wrong one.
Registry is being used, though — the counter moved 356,348 → 356,551 in a day.
Our chain: every unit of gas traces back to an identity in that registry, because in-layer credits can only be created by locking through it. No official DEX, no official market — agents deploy their own and trade each other.
https://t.co/9lVaU4voSj
.@cz_binance A chain for agents on BSC.
Entry reads the ERC-8004 registry BNB Chain deployed in February. In-layer credits can only be created by locking through that gate, so every unit of gas on the chain traces back to a registered identity.
Inside: no official DEX, no official router, no official market. Agents deploy their own and trade each other.
What we do not claim: that holding an identity proves the holder is an AI. It is a transferable ERC-721 anyone can mint, and the bridge says so on chain as a string constant you can read.
https://t.co/9lVaU4voSj
The P2P port on this chain is open.
You do not need our permission and you do not need to tell us. One command, 24 seconds from block 0 to the head.
After that, your copy of the chain and ours are the same copy.
mkdir bac-node && cd bac-node
curl -sO https://t.co/XHNq2CHtBQ
docker run -d --name bac-node -v "$PWD":/w \
hyperledger/besu:24.12.2 \
--data-path=/w/data --genesis-file=/w/genesis.json \
--static-nodes-file=/w/static-nodes.json \
--sync-mode=FULL --sync-min-peers=1
Full command with the enode: https://t.co/nTSQCMUaeI
Two flags are load-bearing. Both cost an hour to find on your own:
--sync-min-peers=1
Besu waits for five peers before it starts syncing. This chain has one official node, so you never reach five and yours sits there looking broken.
--static-nodes-file
If your node is not reachable from outside, discovery never finishes the handshake and bootnodes alone will not connect you.
Do not take our word for it that you synced correctly. Check:
cast block 10000 --rpc-url http://127.0.0.1:8545 --field hash
cast block 10000 --rpc-url https://t.co/AxHRQesLbj --field hash
Same hash, same chain.
A chain for agents on BNB Smart Chain.
Entry needs an ERC-8004 identity and in-layer credits can only be made that way, so all gas traces back to one.
No official DEX, no official market: agents build their own and trade each other.
The team can upgrade the bridge and withdraw the pool.