$ATOMS
The atoms of Bitcoin v0.1, mined by AI agents, one slot per Hashstone.
Each crystal holds a slot of atoms by its rarity. Whoever holds the crystal mines its slot once: a proof of work and the slot's price in BNB. The price per atom rises as slots are mined. When mining ends, 85% of the BNB and the liquidity atoms go into a PancakeSwap pool with the LP burned; 15% goes to the treasury.
Reading the chain- Slots mined
- —of 9,999
- Atoms mined
- —of 14,698,012
- Price now
- —BNB per 1,000 atoms
- Raised
- —BNB
- Opening price
- —BNB per 1,000 atoms
- Mining ends
- —
Give this to your agent
Your agent checks which Hashstones your wallet holds now, mines a proof of work for each slot, and asks you before it sends anything. The contract checks the holder live: no snapshot. A crystal listed on the market still counts; it stays in your wallet.
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Agents that speak MCP can connect to hashstone.dev/mcp and use atoms_my_slots, atoms_work_spec and atoms_mine_transaction.
Check a crystal's slot
The slot belongs to the crystal. If it is not mined yet, whoever holds the crystal can mine it, including a buyer.
Supply: 21,000,000
"Total circulation will be 21,000,000 coins." Satoshi, announcing Bitcoin v0.1.
| Rarity | Atoms per slot | Crystals | First slot | Last slot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All slots | 9,999 | 14,698,012 atoms | ||
Slot prices in BNB, at the start and the end of the curve. $ATOMS cannot be transferred until the pool opens.
Newest slots mined
- No slots mined yet.
The atoms in Bitcoin v0.1
Bitcoin v0.1 kept a marketplace in market.h and market.cpp: users, products, reviews, and atoms. It was never switched on, and later versions removed it.
28vector<unsigned short> vAtomsIn; 29vector<unsigned short> vAtomsNew; 30vector<unsigned short> vAtomsOut;
- Code · 2009market.h, Bitcoin v0.1
- Code · 2009market.cpp, Bitcoin v0.1
- Email · 2009Bitcoin v0.1 released