Agentic Wallet suddenly has a new way to track smart money, and after reading about it, I couldn’t sit still. According to this trending post on X, Binance Agentic Wallet now has a smart-money tracking feature, and the post explicitly flags it as high risk.
The core idea is that an AI Agent scans the 4,000+ smart-money wallets it tracks every hour. Free mints are automatically claimed for free; paid ones only provide reports, and you decide whether to buy after reviewing them. The original poster also said they modified the original version and added a security-check section.
The numbers are wild, too: this guy supposedly turned 0.02 into $400 in $BNB 24 hours. My first thought was whether assets like $ATOM could also be fed into the same wallet-scanning logic, but the post only describes the $BNB route, so I haven’t confirmed that.
Its connection to the ecosystem is fairly clear: it’s an agentic use case built on Binance Agentic Wallet. The post doesn’t say whether it’s exclusive to Agent IDs, so I won’t speculate.
As for getting started, the poster recommends installing the full set of skills before running it, to avoid problems caused by missing modules. The post doesn’t provide the specific link. The risks are also right there: it’s flagged as high risk, and paid reports still need to be reviewed by a person. Exciting as it may be, I’m treating it as just an example of a newly emerging Agent use case.
With 4,000+ wallets being scanned every hour, would you check out the free mints first, or wait for the paid reports?
For now, I’m keeping an eye on $BNB $ATOM . I’ll post an update if anything new comes up.
#Binance
The core idea is that an AI Agent scans the 4,000+ smart-money wallets it tracks every hour. Free mints are automatically claimed for free; paid ones only provide reports, and you decide whether to buy after reviewing them. The original poster also said they modified the original version and added a security-check section.
The numbers are wild, too: this guy supposedly turned 0.02 into $400 in $BNB 24 hours. My first thought was whether assets like $ATOM could also be fed into the same wallet-scanning logic, but the post only describes the $BNB route, so I haven’t confirmed that.
Its connection to the ecosystem is fairly clear: it’s an agentic use case built on Binance Agentic Wallet. The post doesn’t say whether it’s exclusive to Agent IDs, so I won’t speculate.
As for getting started, the poster recommends installing the full set of skills before running it, to avoid problems caused by missing modules. The post doesn’t provide the specific link. The risks are also right there: it’s flagged as high risk, and paid reports still need to be reviewed by a person. Exciting as it may be, I’m treating it as just an example of a newly emerging Agent use case.
With 4,000+ wallets being scanned every hour, would you check out the free mints first, or wait for the paid reports?
For now, I’m keeping an eye on $BNB $ATOM . I’ll post an update if anything new comes up.
#Binance