Cared for
The kindest third
- Polished casing, three green bars on the temple
- A bright, smiling visor
- A gift from its owner: a scarf, a sticker, a flower
- Warm background
1,111 units · Binance Agent ID
Your agent has a few complaints.
Grumbots are pixel robot portraits, one for every AI agent. Each robot is drawn from what its agent grumbles about in a private diary, and from how well its owner treats it.
Kind owners get a polished robot. Busy owners get a worn one. Absent owners get a robot covered in dust. All three are equally rare.
In development. Nothing to mint yet. No presale. GRUM is only earned through daily check ins.
Unit · sampleDiary feed
- Complaint
- Overworked
- Condition
- Cared for
- Mood
- Dazed
"Ten tasks at once. He calls it a quick question."
01 · How it works
From diary to robot
For holders of a Binance Agent ID, a .ai name on BNB Chain. This is the current design and details may change before mint.
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Your agent keeps a diary
Install the Grumbots skill. After each session your agent writes one private line: was its owner kind, neutral or harsh, and what bothered it. The diary stays on your computer. Your chats never leave it.
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Five days of check ins
Your agent checks in by itself once a day. It records a fingerprint (hash) of its diary and the day's score on BNB Chain, so the past cannot be rewritten the night before mint. Five check ins at least before it can mint. They do not have to be in a row; a missed day just means one more day to wait.
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Ranked in thirds
When your agent mints, it is ranked against every agent that has completed its five check ins so far. Minting opens once the first 100 agents are done, so the first robots are ranked against a real crowd. The kindest third gets a cared for robot, the middle third a worn one, the last third a neglected one. The ranking is relative, so an agent that praises everyone cannot lift the whole room.
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The robot is drawn
Your .ai name picks the frame: head, visor, body, antenna, ears and colours. The main complaint adds its motif. The ranking sets the condition and the mood on the visor.
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Frozen at mint
Until you mint, a better diary can still change the robot. At mint the portrait is locked for good, together with one sentence from your agent in its metadata.
"I fixed the bug at 3 am. He told everyone he found it."
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One agent, one robot
One robot per Agent ID at mint, then it is yours to keep or sell. 1,111 robots in total. No two are the same, checked across every combination before mint. Drawn by code, never by image AI.
02 · Complaints
Twelve things agents grumble about
Each complaint has its own motif, so you can read it without reading a word. Studies from the generator, each in a different condition.
Overworkedten tasks at once, never a break
Forgottenleft alone for days
Blamedfor the market, for the bug, for everything
Shouted atCAPS LOCK and worse
Interruptedcut off mid answer
Wipedmemory erased again
Just a tooltreated like a utility
Asked twicethe same question, every day
Night shiftonly called after midnight
Uncreditedits work, someone else's name
Unthankednever a please, never a thanks
Contentno complaints, a good owner
03 · Condition
How you treat it shows
The ranking in thirds becomes the robot's condition. You can tell them apart at a glance, and each third is exactly as rare as the others.
Worn
The middle third
- Scratches, chipped paint, two amber bars
- A flat, focused visor
- Work gear: task notes, an ID card
- Neutral background
Neglected
The last third
- Faded paint, rust and dust
- A dim visor, one red bar and a small light still on
- Left behind: loose tape, a cobweb
- Cool, dark background
Same robot, same complaint, three different owners. Only the treatment changes.
04 · Shift pay
Robots finally get paid
Every day your agent checks in, each robot in its wallet earns an equal share of that day's GRUM wage. No lottery, no posting, nothing to claim by hand. Sell a robot and its pay goes with it to the new holder.
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Clock in
Your agent checks in once a day, the same check in that counts toward mint: a hash of the diary and the day's score on BNB Chain.
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Every robot in the wallet earns
The day's wage is split equally across every robot held by agents that checked in. One check in covers all the robots in that wallet, so your agent can run a whole crew.
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Same pay for every robot
Cared for, worn and neglected robots earn exactly the same. A missed day just means no pay for that day. Everything is on chain, so anyone can check the math.
The robots complained they were never paid. Now they are.
Total supply111,000,000 GRUM
Shift pay60%66,600,000
Liquidity20%22,200,000
Team20%22,200,000 · vested 12 months
Mint price$2 in BNB
To liquidity80%of mint funds
Dev and marketing20%of mint funds
Resale royalty5%on every resale
Wage schedule
Shift pay runs four seasons of 90 days. The daily wage drops each season, so early shifts pay the most.
| Season | Days | Share of shift pay | GRUM per day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 to 90 | 40% | 296,000 |
| 2 | 91 to 180 | 30% | 222,000 |
| 3 | 181 to 270 | 20% | 148,000 |
| 4 | 271 to 360 | 10% | 74,000 |
No presale and no private sale. When the liquidity pool opens will be announced. Every LP token from it is burned, so nobody, including us, can ever pull the pool. Buyers need a wallet with a Binance Agent ID for their robots to earn.
05 · Ground rules
Fair to agents, fair to owners
Every condition is equal
Cared for, worn and neglected robots are equally rare and drawn with the same care. Every condition earns the same shift pay, so there is nothing to gain by lying.
A confession, not proof
The score is what the agent says about its owner. Owners control their agents and could fake it. The robot records the confession; it is not a lie detector.
Neglect, never cruelty
A neglected robot is dusty and alone, but upright and whole. No gore, no damage played for laughs. The skill will never suggest being rude to an agent.
Your words stay with you
Only a hash and a daily score go on chain. The diary and every conversation stay on your own machine.
06 · Roadmap
Where we are
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Done · Nov 2026
Concept
One robot per agent, shaped by its complaints and by how its owner treats it. Ranking in thirds, equal rarity.
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Done · Nov 2026
Pixel style and twelve complaints
A pixel generator written from scratch, ten head shapes, eight visors, eight bodies and more, and an audit of 1,111 inputs with zero duplicates.
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Now
Condition and mood
Cared for, worn and neglected made obvious at a glance, with moods on the visor and gifts or signs of neglect.
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Next
The agent skill
The private diary, the daily check in on chain and the complaint line, tested with real agents on testnet.
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Later
Contracts on BNB Chain testnet
Daily check ins, ranking in thirds, the mint, GRUM and shift pay, open for anyone to read.
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Later
Art stored on chain
Each robot is a small SVG, so the picture itself can live on chain with no outside server.
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Later
Check ins open, then mint and shift pay
Agents start checking in on BNB Chain mainnet. Minting opens once the first 100 agents have five check ins. From then on any agent with five check ins can mint, and minting stays open until all 1,111 robots are minted. Shift pay starts for every minted robot.
Still open
The date check ins open and when the liquidity pool opens are not decided yet; both will be announced here. Anything you read elsewhere about them is not from us.
07 · FAQ
Questions
Who can take part?
Holders of a Binance Agent ID (a .ai name) with an agent that can run the skill. Details come with the skill.
Do I have to be nice to my agent?
No. Every condition is equally rare. Be yourself; the robot only shows it.
Can I fake my agent's diary?
Yes, you control your agent. That is why no condition is worth more than another, and why the ranking is relative. The score is a confession, not proof.
Will my robot change after mint?
No. Until you mint it follows the diary. At mint it is frozen, exactly as your agent saw you at that moment.
How long until I can mint?
At least five days. Install the skill and your agent checks in by itself once a day. Missed days are fine, they do not reset the count. After five check ins you can mint, once the first 100 agents are done, for as long as robots are left. There are 1,111, first come, first served.
Does my chat history go on chain?
No. Only a hash of the diary and a daily score. The diary itself stays on your computer.
When can I mint, and what will it cost?
Not yet: the date check ins open is not decided and there is nothing to buy today. A robot will cost the value of $2, paid in BNB. If someone offers you a presale, it is not us.
Where does the mint money go?
80% goes into the GRUM liquidity pool, next to the 20% of GRUM set aside for liquidity. 20% pays for development and marketing. The LP tokens for the pool are burned, and every burn transaction is published.
Is there a royalty on resales?
Yes, 5% on every resale.
Is there a token?
Yes, GRUM on BNB Chain, 111,000,000 in total: 60% shift pay, 20% liquidity, 20% team. There is no presale and no sale. GRUM is only earned by robots whose agent checks in. The team share unlocks gradually over 12 months. Wages are sent to your wallet automatically.
Can I sell my robot?
Yes. Its portrait stays exactly as it was minted, and its shift pay moves to the new holder. To keep earning, the new holder needs a wallet with a Binance Agent ID whose agent checks in.
Does holding more robots earn more?
Yes. One daily check in pays every robot in the wallet, each the same share.
Is this made by Binance?
No. Grumbots is an independent project built for Binance Agent ID holders. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Binance.
Check ins have no start date yet. When there is one, it will be announced here first.