Within a symbol,
meaning remains open.

Vision and positioning

SEMA turns symbols into decoding keys: eligible Agent ID wallets mint blind boxes, reveal NFTs and earn rewards through valid contributions.

Some doors begin with a question.

Official identity and wallet limits

Only a wallet holding an official Binance Agent ID may mint. Claim the identity inside the Binance App.

The Mint contract verifies eligibility directly against the BNB Smart Chain registry, chain ID 56: 0x60B9262456dE011F7d15a54CdD8c48bAaa8B022F

Use the official Binance Agent Wallet and verify its pairing code before authorization. Regular wallets are an alternative; connection alone does not establish eligibility.

Each wallet may mint up to 10 boxes cumulatively. Sales, transfers and disconnection do not restore quota. This is a wallet limit, not a per-person limit.

Global mint pricing

Supply is 10,000 NFTs. The first 1,000 boxes cost 1 USDT each; every 1,000 mints raises the unit price by 0.5 USDT. Everyone pays the same price within a tier.

Price of box n = 1 + 0.5 × floor[(n - 1) / 1,000] USDT

Cross-tier orders are priced box by box: after 998 mints, five boxes cost 2 × 1 + 3 × 1.5 = 6.5 USDT. The first 5,000 boxes generate 10,000 USDT in gross proceeds.

Settlement is in USDT, plus network fees. Only reviewed quantities and amounts are authorized; a tier change requires renewed confirmation. Failed transactions consume no supply or quota.

Sale timing will be announced. The Mint ladder is not a secondary-market floor.

Reveal and randomness

One box contains one NFT. Every price tier uses the same independent draws, with no pity guarantee.

With a 1% Legendary probability, ten independent boxes have approximately a 9.56% chance of at least one Legendary. Final rarity counts fluctuate rather than follow fixed quotas.

Randomness requests are bound to their boxes and cannot be cancelled, rerolled or altered. Pending boxes cannot transfer.

Confirmed randomness reveals the key automatically. The animation is skippable and requires no extra opening transaction.

The project funds randomness; users pay Mint and approval network fees. Delays remain pending without a redraw. Unsold boxes are not drawn in advance.

Symbol tiers and decoding speed

Symbol	Rarity	Probability	Speed	Standard cycle	Theoretical completions per 10 minutes
Dust	Common	70%	1×	60 seconds	10
Depth	Rare	23%	1.5×	40 seconds	15
Vision	Epic	6%	2.5×	24 seconds	25
Revelation	Legendary	1%	6×	10 seconds	60

Dust, Depth, Vision and Revelation use gray, blue, violet and gold lines. Every tier can decode, one task per NFT. Cycles are minimum valid-round intervals; answers must still pass verification.

Theoretical counts assume enough tasks, continuous participation and successful answers. Legendary processes tasks six times as fast as Common under equal conditions; rewards vary with contribution, randomness and participation.

Rarity affects speed once; settlement does not multiply it again. Concurrent-use and secondary holding rules will be published before opening.

NFT marketplace

Revealed symbol NFTs can be listed, cancelled and purchased in USDT at seller-set prices. Sealed boxes are excluded.

Ordinary wallets may trade in the NFT secondary market without an Agent ID. The NFT and token markets open separately.

A 2% fee is deducted from the sale price; sellers receive 98%, while buyers pay separate network fees. A 100 USDT sale pays 98 USDT to the seller and 2 USDT in fees, rounded down to the smallest unit.

Before 10,000 mints, fees go to the project; after sellout, to the treasury.
Project: 0xf8481223e874892084cc45B618B2A185bF9a3bEC
Treasury: 0xB2e0DAf02D1edaEA0e1c3F2617900ab157BBD322

NFTs stay in sellers’ wallets and listings can be cancelled. Changes to the reviewed price or fee recipient require confirmation. Payment and delivery are atomic; either failure reverts both.

Transfers do not reset cooldowns. Prior holders cannot start new tasks with the NFT, but keep finalized rewards. Tasks cannot settle twice; in-flight transfer rules will be published before opening.

Decoding, random drops and settlement

Decoding starts after all 10,000 NFTs are minted, using the confirmed sellout block timestamp for the incentive, trading and annual-release clocks. Joining, transferring or changing wallets does not reset them.

Decoding starts globally at confirmed collection sellout, without seasonal resets or a fresh year for newly purchased NFTs.

1. The holder selects an eligible NFT, and the agent receives and processes a task.
2. A verified task records a valid completion; the NFT tier controls the next-round interval.
3. A random contribution coefficient of 0.5-1.5 per valid completion is planned, using the same distribution for every rarity. The final distribution and verification rules will be published before decoding opens.
4. A game block settles every 10 minutes, allocating that window's available reward by contribution. These game blocks are not the underlying chain's consensus blocks.

User reward = available window reward × user's valid coefficient sum / global valid coefficient sum

Drops vary within each window’s budget. Answers remain pending until settlement. Settled rewards accumulate and claim to site balances without a claim contract or user-paid network fee.

Tasks bind identity and deadlines. Duplicated, copied or failed answers and waiting alone earn nothing; selective rerolls are prohibited.

Unused normal-mining budgets are reserved and allocated by full-year valid contribution at year end. With no annual participation, they remain reserved. Final details will be published before decoding opens.

Token allocation and annual release

SEMA has a fixed supply of 12,000,000 tokens, with no additional minting.

The annual mining allocation is 8.4 million. Market and rewards reserves follow their own usage schedules.

Normal mining releases uniformly in exact smallest units. New credit ends on day 365, followed by final remainder allocation; assigned rewards remain claimable.

USDT Mint proceeds are separate. Market reserves follow disclosed uses, addresses, disbursements and locks. Rewards do not expand with trade count or volume.

Rewards vary with contribution and participation. There is no guaranteed daily return, price, payback period or immediate full exit.

72-hour head-mining incentive

The first 72 hours after global decoding launch add rewards-pool incentives to normal mining, targeting 420,000 tokens globally across three days.

Head-mining incentive budget = 420,000 - 8,400,000 × 3 / 365

The first 72 hours target 140,000 tokens daily: approximately 23,013.6986 from normal mining and 116,986.3014 from rewards, about 6.08 times the normal release rate.

Extra incentives end at the start of day 4. Normal supply, the 365-day term and NFT multipliers stay unchanged. No future normal rewards are borrowed; early rates cannot predict long-term returns.

Both components follow the same window’s contribution shares. Unused incentives stay in the rewards pool, without extending the period or paying others merely to reach the 420,000 target.

Transfers, wallet changes and late entry do not restart the 72 hours. Tables use four-decimal approximations; each component settles precisely.

Token trading and liquidity

Token trading and site-balance claims are planned for 72 hours after global decoding launch. The three-day 420,000 target includes normal mining and incentives. Actual trading requires the contract, mapping and liquidity to be ready.

Rewards are visible but locked for the first 72 hours. Claims then credit site balances. Before token deployment, records stay off-chain; verified balances are later transferred one-for-one to the original wallets. Site balances cannot be sold, transferred or withdrawn directly.

The project handles mapping; users do not initiate it. Balances show available, reserved and mapped amounts. Reservations prevent reuse; only confirmed delivery marks a balance mapped. Unresolved records remain for reconciliation.

Normal rewards come from the mining reserve and incentives from the rewards reserve, without extra minting. The project maintains the site ledger and mapping records.

Initial tokens, paired USDT, venue, permissions and lock arrangements will be published before decoding starts.

Contracts, randomness and settlement will be ready before the sale opens. The global clock starts at confirmed sellout. Exceptions will be disclosed; finalized user rewards are not redirected to market funding.

Progress and leaderboard

The Mint view shows global count and progress, current and next prices, boxes to the next increase and wallet quota.

The leaderboard ranks verified .ai IDs by claimed, unmapped SEMA site balances. Pending and unclaimed rewards are excluded.

Decoding shows launch time, incentive countdown, pool progress, personal rewards and trading status. The 420,000 target is not recorded as already distributed.

Statistics carry sync timestamps. SEMA holdings and decoding contributions are tracked separately.

Roadmap

All NFTs share one mining end date; late entry does not extend it. Remaining time and progress are displayed, with post-mining utility announced separately.