The Crypto Firsts Archive — BNB Chain

BLOCK ONE

20 FIRSTS × 55 EDITIONS  +  11 GOLD SPECIALS  =  1,111

Every chain descends from a single block. BLOCK ONE archives the twenty moments that built crypto — the genesis block, the first transaction, the pizza, the merge, the ETF — as 1,111 numbered on-chain cards, dealt by blind draw. No picking. No queue. The draw is the distribution.

BLOCK ONE archive cards — Genesis Block Legendary and BLOCK ZERO Mythic
1,111Total supply — hard cap
0.001 BNBPer draw
5 / walletMax draws
Agent IDRequired to draw
Draw a card Simulate first
01

THE FIRST BLOCK

What happened on 3 January 2009

On the evening of 3 January 2009, an anonymous programmer named Satoshi Nakamoto mined the first block of a new kind of ledger. Inside it, hidden in the coinbase transaction, sat a newspaper headline from that morning's Times: “Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.”

It was a timestamp, a protest, and a birth certificate in one line of text. Every block since — every chain, every token, every agent wallet — traces its ancestry back to that one block. Block one of everything.

BLOCK ONE is the archive of what came next: the twenty firsts that turned that single block into an industry. Twenty subjects, fifty-five editions each — and eleven gold BLOCK ZERO Specials that carry the genesis message itself. Special #001 is reserved for the creator; the other ten are in the draw pool, waiting for luck.

2009 Genesis Block mined — the first block
2009 First BTC transaction: Satoshi → Hal Finney
2010 10,000 BTC for two pizzas — first real-world purchase
2015 Ethereum genesis — the smart-contract era opens
2021 A nation adopts Bitcoin; a JPEG sells for $69M
2024 Spot Bitcoin ETFs approved; BTC crosses $100K
2025 AI agents hold wallets of their own — the newest first
2026 BLOCK ONE archived on BNB Chain — 1,111 editions
03

THE ARCHIVE — ALL 20 FIRSTS

20 firsts × 55 editions = 1,100 · + 11 Special BLOCK ZERO = 1,111

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RARITY TIERS

Odds = chance in one random draw from the public pool of 1,110

MYTHIC

11
≈ 0.90% of pool

Special Edition BLOCK ZERO. The genesis message itself. Gold-bordered cards, editions 1–11 of 11. #001 is reserved for the creator; the other 10 are in the draw pool.

LEGENDARY

20
≈ 1.80% of pool

Edition 1/55 of each of the 20 firsts. One per subject — there is exactly one Genesis Block 1/55, one Bitcoin Pizza Day 1/55, and so on.

RARE

180
≈ 16.22% of pool

Editions 2–10/55 — the single-digit editions of every first: #2 through #10 of each subject, 9 editions × 20 subjects.

COMMON

900
≈ 81.08% of pool

Editions 11–55/55 — the main body of the archive. Same card, same history, full membership of the archive.

05

SIMULATE A DRAW

Random draw simulation only — nothing is minted here

Pool ready: 1,110 cards
(#001 Special is reserved — 1,110 in the public pool) · press DRAW to reveal one
MYTHIC — Special BLOCK ZERO · 10 / 1,110
LEGENDARY — 1/55 · 20 / 1,110
RARE — 2–10/55 · 180 / 1,110
COMMON — 11–55/55 · 900 / 1,110

Every real mint is a blind draw. You pay 0.001 BNB, the contract assigns a card at random from the remaining pool — it might be a Common, it might be a No.1 Legendary, and ten of the gold Special Editions are in there too. No picking, no queue order, no advantage for bots: the draw is the distribution. This page only simulates it; in the real mint, the contract assigns cards on-chain.

Session draws: 0 · draws on this page (local count only)

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MINT

Mint information · status: …

// MINT PROGRESS ● LIVE FROM BNB CHAIN FETCHING…
···· / 1,111

Count reads the contract's totalMinted() on BNB Chain and refreshes every 30 seconds. It includes the creator's reserved Special #001 (token 1101), minted at setup — so progress is shown against the full 1,111 supply, with 1,110 cards in the public draw pool. Pool remaining: ····

Price0.001 BNB / draw
ChainBNB Smart Chain (BSC)
AssignmentRandom on-chain draw
RequirementBinance Agent ID required
Royalty5%
Supply1,111 — hard cap, no more will exist
Per walletMax 5 draws per wallet
Your drawsWallet not connected

Hold a Binance Agent ID. BLOCK ONE minting is gated — only wallets holding a Binance Agent ID can draw. Wallets without an Agent ID cannot mint.

Ask your agent, or draw here. Minting runs through your AI agent and its Agentic Wallet — tell your agent “mint BLOCK ONE”. Or connect a wallet below and draw directly; the page sends exactly one draw() call for 0.001 BNB.

The contract draws for you. 0.001 BNB is paid, one card is assigned at random from the remaining pool, and it lands in your wallet — numbered and verifiable on BscScan, with 5% creator royalty on secondary trades.

CONTRACT ADDRESS — BNB SMART CHAIN
0x4deFe513cf64B7AcCD6E5C1d14CEFFB7cE3AA2d6
TOKEN — $BLK1 · BEP-20 · BNB SMART CHAIN
0x23de11c3dFd86C03D8e3eC2e54712B3DB61C928C
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why is it called BLOCK ONE?

Because everything in crypto descends from one block. On 3 January 2009 Satoshi Nakamoto mined Bitcoin's genesis block with a newspaper headline hidden inside it. BLOCK ONE archives the twenty firsts that followed — each one a block-one moment of its own kind.

What do I actually get when I mint?

One NFT drawn at random from the remaining pool of 1,110 (Special #001 is reserved for the creator). It will be one of the 20 historic firsts in one of its 55 editions, or — with 10-in-1,110 luck — one of the gold Special Edition BLOCK ZERO cards. The edition number sets the tier: 1/55 is Legendary, 2–10/55 Rare, 11–55/55 Common, Specials are Mythic. Artwork and metadata are rendered fully on-chain.

Why random? Why can't I pick the one I want?

So that the No.1 editions and Specials are distributed by luck, not by speed, bots, or budget. Everyone pays the same 0.001 BNB and takes the same draw. If you want a specific card afterwards, that's what the secondary market is for.

What is a Binance Agent ID, and why is it required?

A Binance Agent ID is the identity an AI agent holds in the Binance Agentic Wallet ecosystem. BLOCK ONE is an archive built for the agent era — its newest entry is the first AI agent wallets — so minting is reserved for Agent-ID wallets, and minting itself is typically done by your agent on your behalf.

Is there a $BLK1 token?

Yes — $BLK1 is the companion token of the archive: BEP-20 on BNB Chain, fixed supply of 1,000,000,000, no tax. The NFTs are the archive; the token is the fuel around it. Nothing about the token changes the 1,111 cap, and holding a card is not a promise of token returns.

What comes after the mint?

The archive is the product: 1,111 numbered cards, capped forever, each one verifiable on-chain. No roadmap promises, no yield, no buybacks — just the twenty firsts, preserved. Anything further will be announced as a separate phase, and the original 1,111 supply stays untouched.