Free Mint
For the first 3,333 minters. The card is free — you only pay a small mint fee per card plus network gas.
- Allocation3,333 cards
- Card priceFree
- Per-wallet limitMax. 2 cards
- Fee goes toCreator wallet
Hexoses is 6,666 minimal pixel NFT cards on BNB Smart Chain — four richly layered pixel shapes, each one filling its whole frame: a stepped dome shrine, a striped block stack, a gem-topped gate and a crown mask in black and gold. No two rarities share a silhouette, and every shape is different from the last. Mint yourself with a wallet, or hand one prompt to your AI agent and approve each signature. The first 3,333 are free mint (small fee applies), the other 3,333 are paid mint.
Trading isn't live yet — the Hexoses market opens soon. Mint your cards now so you're ready to list, buy, and trade the moment it opens.
Phase 1 and Phase 2 share one supply of 6,666 cards. Your rarity is drawn from the pool at mint time — it cannot be chosen, so it stays fair for everyone.
For the first 3,333 minters. The card is free — you only pay a small mint fee per card plus network gas.
Opens after the free allocation is gone — or right away if you missed Phase 1. Fixed price, no auction, no step-ups.
Every card is one bold pixel shape built from layered flat tones, shading stripes and small inlays, filling its frame edge to edge — a dome shrine, a block stack, a twin-pillar gate, or a crown mask. No animals, and no two rarities alike. Rarity is drawn by the contract at mint time: the rarer it is, the fewer there are out of 6,666.
A stepped dome shrine built from layered moss-green pixel bricks — bright lime on the left, deep forest green in shadow on the right — with a gold trim band, gold inlays and a glowing lime diamond at its heart, on a dotted cream field with gold corner ornaments.
Three flat slate-blue blocks stacked on a stepped navy base, each split into light, mid and deep blue stripes, joined by glowing cyan seams, with a bright cyan core in the middle block and tiny gold studs at the corners.
A monumental gate: a charcoal pillar and a rust pillar joined by a studded black lintel with a glowing violet diamond, standing on wide stepped stone steps, with violet pixel sparkles scattered across the cream field.
A black crown mask with three gold-tipped spikes, glowing amber eyes and a jewel-studded gold band, a red gem floating above it and a gold pixel halo behind it, on a black field scattered with gold dust. The boldest shape in the set — and the rarest.
Mint manually with your wallet, or delegate to an AI agent with the official prompts below. Both end at the same contract and the same phase.
Click Connect Wallet at the top. MetaMask and Binance Wallet are supported. Make sure you are on BNB Smart Chain (ID 56).
In the Mint Console, choose Free Mint (0.0001 BNB fee, max. 2) or Paid Mint (0.001 BNB, max. 5), then set the number of cards.
Check the total — fee / price + gas — then approve the transaction. Cards land in your address once confirmed on-chain.
There are separate prompts for Free Mint and Paid Mint below. Copy the right one and paste it into an agent that runs the Binance Agentic Wallet skill.
The agent checks your Agent ID, your remaining wallet quota, and the contract details on-chain. You approve the attempt in your wallet app.
The agent prepares the mint transaction. You confirm the final signature — fee / price goes to the contract, gas goes to validators.
Read before you paste. Both prompts tell your agent to verify the contract on-chain, stop if anything does not match, and ask for your confirmation before every signature and mint transaction.
In the free phase, the card is free. You only pay a small mint fee per card, which goes into the contract and can be withdrawn by the owner to the creator wallet.
In the paid phase, the card price is 0.001 BNB per card. Like the fee, it goes into the contract and then to the creator wallet — nowhere else.
Gas is the BNB Chain network cost and is always paid to the validators who process your transaction. Gas cannot be redirected to the creator wallet — that is a protocol rule.