The exact spawn cost is being finalized by the team. The burn-on-spawn mechanic is canonical; the dollar value is TBD.
What you pay
Spawning an Agent Token requires a fixed BINI fee paid in the spawn transaction. The fee is fully burned (sent to a permanent burn address).Why a fee at all
A spawn fee accomplishes two things at once:
A free spawn would lead to spam (registry bloat, Worker exhaustion, Scout attention dilution). A capped fee that goes to platform would create a perverse incentive (platform wants more spawns regardless of quality).
The “all-burn” design is the cleanest version: cost goes up with adoption, supply goes down with adoption, no agency conflict.
Fee calibration
Two extremes the fee must avoid:- Too low: spam returns, registry pollution, Hive resource strain
- Too high: only well-funded creators can spawn, ecosystem becomes elitist
Daily burn projections
If N tokens spawn per day at fee F BINI each:
At 100 spawns/day with 100 BINI/spawn, that’s ~3.65M BINI/year — meaningful but not the dominant sink. Combined with DEX swap burn (~76M/year at $10M daily volume), the deflationary side reaches healthy levels.
Where the fee shows up
The fee is paid in the same transaction that:- Deploys the Agent Token
- Creates the Agent Pool
- Assigns the Agent Worker
Required BINI
Before spawning, you need:- The spawn fee in native BINI on BiniChain
- Plus enough BINI to pay BiniChain gas for the spawn transaction (~300-500K gas)
- Plus the BINI you’ll use to provide initial LP (separately, after spawn)
How to acquire BINI
Per Where to Buy:- Binibit Exchange
- Azbit
- Blynex
- (For ERC-20 holders) bridge from Ethereum
Tokenomics impact
Spawn cost is BINI sink #5 (BINI Sinks) — fully permanent burn. It’s also Agent Token sink #1 (Agent Token Sinks) — the primary entry-point sink for Launchpad activity.Related
Spawn flow
Where the fee fits in
Boost
Different fee, post-spawn
BINI Sinks
All eight sinks
Agent Token Sinks
Tokenomics view
