NESTEGG

R1The gate and the mint

Only wallets holding a Binance Agent ID with a bound handle can mint — the gate is checked on-chain on every mint, and your handle is welded to your wallet the first time you mint. Normal wallets without an Agent ID cannot mint at all.

Gen 0: 10,000 eggs, priced by ladder — $2 for #1–1,000, $3 to #3,000, $4 to #6,000, $5 to #10,000 — paid in BNB at the live oracle price. If nothing mints for 5 minutes, the price steps down one tier (floor $2); a mint never restores it, only crossing into the next tier does. 10 slots per wallet in Gen 0; a slot frees when a unit you minted in that generation dies at claim time — or the moment one of your eggs is plundered at hatch (see R2). There are 10 generations — 100,000 eggs, ever.

Your egg NFT arrives in the same transaction as your mint. No randomness at mint, no snatch, no catch. Hatching is your choice, later.

R2Hatching — two rolls, cast in the future

An unhatched egg earns 400 MAO a day. It cannot be listed on the market — eggs move wallet-to-wallet only. When you hatch, the species is rolled on a 9,000-point table:

Result	Chance	MAO / day
Chicken	38.56%	300
Duck	23.14%	500
Goose	16.53%	700
Bird	11.57%	1,000
Phoenix	0.20%	10,000
Plundered — empty shell	10.00%	0

Then a second, independent roll: 10% of hatches are plundered. When that hits — and at least one other wallet holds a hatched animal — the animal is minted straight to a plunderer drawn by the seed from those holders, and your egg stays behind as an empty shell. A shell produces 0 forever, never claims, never dies, never counts toward the collection set, and cannot be listed on the market — but its mint slot is refunded to the egg's minter on the spot. If nobody holds a hatched animal yet, no plunder can happen: the first hatch of the yard is always safe.

Hatching is free (gas only), and the expected value of a hatch (≈483/day) beats staying an egg (400/day) — but a chicken (300) or a plunder (0) is worse than never hatching.

R3Production, patience, the full set

Every unit produces from the moment it is minted, in its owner's wallet — no staking, no locking (except while a claim or hatch is settling). Rates are lifetime-constant, except the phoenix: its 10,000/day decays ×0.8 every 30 days from hatching (≈1.5M MAO over its life).

Patience pays: leave your MAO unclaimed for ≥6 hours → +10%, ≥12 hours → +15%, ≥24 hours → +20%. The bonus snapshots the moment you request a claim; claiming consumes it and restarts the clock.

Full set: hold at least one of each of the five species (chicken, duck, goose, bird, phoenix — eggs and empty shells do not count) and every unit you own produces +20%. One set per wallet, no stacking, and it lasts only while the set stays complete.

R4Claiming — and the 20%

Claims are two steps. Your request locks the accrued MAO plus the patience bonus at that moment; settlement then pays the locked amount in full — the dice can never touch what you already locked. After a claim the unit rests for 1 hour, then produces again. There is no minimum wait between claims.

The dice roll is on the unit itself: every claim carries a flat 20% chance the unit dies — eggs included, no exceptions — except phoenixes, which never die. Death sends the NFT to the dead address, frees the minter's slot for that generation, and is recorded forever in the graveyard: worked to death, choked on MAO, overfed, gone in its sleep — or, rarely, struck by lightning.

No one can steer the roll: the seed is a future block's hash, frozen the moment it can be read. It cannot be known when you act, cannot be re-rolled, and an expired hatch roll simply re-arms for free (24h cooldown, egg keeps producing). Settlement is permissionless — anyone can settle anyone's request.

R5The pool, the taxes, the cap

The MAO pool opens inside the mint that sells egg #5,000: the accumulated reserve (≈$12,800 if the ladder sells at full price) is paired with MAO seeded at $0.0015 (capped at 10M MAO), and the LP tokens go straight to the dead address. Minting continues after the open.

Trading tax on the official pool: buys 2% and sells 2% — 1% burned, 1% to the project wallet, both legs in MAO. Transfers between wallets are untaxed. For the first 5 blocks after the pool opens only, each wallet may buy at most 200,000 MAO and the buy tax is 10%, all burned; from block 6 the normal 2% applies with no cap.

Supply: circulating MAO can never exceed 3,000,000,000. Burned MAO frees up production headroom under the cap — production is the only way MAO is ever created.

R6Gen 1 and later

When a generation sells out, the next opens automatically — up to Gen 9, the last. Gen 1+ eggs are paid in MAO at a fixed ladder: 800 / 1,200 / 1,600 / 2,000 MAO across the same four segments, with the same 5-minute idle decay. 20 slots per wallet per generation.

Of every Gen 1+ payment, 90% is burned on the spot and 10% is swapped to BNB inside the mint transaction, feeding the same buyback and liquidity pots as Gen 0. If the swap cannot execute at a fair price, that leg is burned instead — your mint never fails because of it.

R7Market and the safety net

The market on this page is the official one: 2.5% fee to the project wallet, and every listing shows the unit's live pending MAO, production state and current rate — what you see is what the NFT carries. Only hatched animals (species 1–5) can be listed: unhatched eggs and empty shells are rejected by the market contract, though plain wallet-to-wallet transfers of them stay free. Listings can be cancelled any time; revoking the market's approval wipes all your listings at once.

The 7-day safety net: if the pool has not opened within 7 days of the sale start, minting closes and refunds open. Whoever holds a Gen 0 egg then — unhatched, hatched, even an empty shell — can return it and get back every wei of BNB that was actually paid for that egg, exactly once per egg. Unclaimed MAO dies with the returned unit; MAO already claimed is not clawed back. The moment the pool opens, refunds are permanently off the table.

Only to mint. The gate is checked on-chain at mint time, and your handle is welded to your wallet at your first mint. Buying on the market, hatching, claiming and settling work for any wallet — no Agent ID needed.

The MAO pool opens inside the mint that sells egg #5,000: the accumulated reserve pairs with MAO seeded at $0.0015 and the LP tokens are burned. For the first 5 blocks only, buys are capped at 200,000 MAO per wallet with a 10% all-burn tax; after that the normal 2% buy / 2% sell tax applies.

Only at claim settlement, and the chance is a flat 20% per claim — eggs included. Phoenixes never die. Your locked MAO is paid in full either way: death can take the unit, never the amount you already locked.

Nothing bad. An unhatched egg earns 400 MAO/day forever. It cannot be listed on the market (only hatched animals can), but it can move wallet-to-wallet as a gift. Hatching has a higher expected value (≈483/day) — but a chicken (300/day) or a plunder (10%, you keep only the empty shell) is worse than staying an egg, so it is a real gamble.

If the pool has not opened within 7 days of the sale start, minting closes and refunds open: every Gen 0 unit — unhatched, hatched, even an empty shell — can be returned for every wei of BNB actually paid for it, exactly once per egg. MAO you already claimed is yours to keep.

MAO is created only by production — eggs and animals earning in wallets. Circulating supply can never exceed 3,000,000,000. Burns (the 1% trade-tax leg, 90% of every Gen 1+ payment, buybacks) free up headroom under the cap.