Agentic Wallet Advanced Guide: From Automated Scanning to On-Chain Trading, Build Your AI Trading System Step by Step
Author: Biteye
Last week, we used Ptah Relic as an example to introduce how to create a Binance Agentic Wallet and have AI complete minting and selling.
But after actually using it, I found that relying solely on chat to operate the wallet has several limitations: buying and selling isn't fast enough, new projects require manual searching, and achieving automated trading still requires constantly adjusting prompts and configurations.
So over the past few days, I started trying to use Codex to develop tools for my own Agentic Wallet, including a four.meme token trading panel, an Agent Mint radar, and a Ptah market dashboard, while also researching automated trading solutions shared by other developers.
This time, instead of teaching you how to create a wallet, we'll further address these practical issues: how to make trading faster, enable Agents to automatically find opportunities, and how to build an on-chain trading system tailored to your needs.
4️⃣Don't want to chat with AI every time to buy tokens? Build your own trading terminal
The Binance Agentic Wallet is designed for AI Agents, primarily completing on-chain operations through AI instructions, so it lacks a manual Swap interface like traditional Web3 wallets.
But for Meme players, having to chat with the AI first for every buy or sell, waiting for it to understand the prompt, check quotes, and then execute, inevitably affects efficiency.
Since the wallet already has trading capabilities, we can fully leverage Codex to build a trading terminal similar to GMGN for it.
Open Codex and directly input the following prompt:
Help me build a locally run, GMGN-like web trading terminal specifically for the Binance Agentic Wallet (Agent ID wallet):
1. Scan tokens on four.meme using the "Binance Agent ID Exclusive" template (only purchasable by .ai Agent ID wallets), verify rules against official openfour-docs first, and filter out fake tokens using on-chain presetId.
2. The interface is divided into three columns: Newly Created / About to Fill Up / Already Opened, refreshing in real-time, displaying market cap, liquidity, holders, and price changes; ringing alerts when new tokens launch.
3. Clicking opens a view showing candlestick charts and Binance security audits; supports pasting CA to buy directly.
4. Use the local baw CLI to buy, payable with BNB or USDT; every transaction requires my manual confirmation, without touching private keys.
2️⃣Don't want to watch the market every day? Let the Agent automatically find opportunities
The wealth effect of Ptah Relic has made playing new NFT mints and claiming tokens with Agentic Wallets popular. On October 23, 95,000 Relics were snapped up in about half a day.
Afterwards, more and more people started looking for similar mint opportunities. But here's the question: how can you discover these projects the moment they launch, rather than waiting for others to publish tutorials?
So I used Codex to build an Agent Mint radar that automatically tracks BSC NFT Mint and Token Claim projects related to Agent IDs, counts the number of participating .ai wallets, newly added addresses in the last 30 minutes, mint counts, and secondary market prices, sorting them by popularity.
If you want to build a similar tool yourself, simply send the following prompt to the AI:
Use Python to build a read-only web tool called "Agent Mint Radar", opened on your own computer:
1. Real-time scan of new blocks on BNB Chain to identify all NFT mints.
2. If the minting wallet holds the Binance Agent ID (contract 0x60B9262456dE011F7d15a54CdD8c48bAaa8B022F, balanceOf > 0), mark it as an .ai wallet.
3. Simulated trading: Projects where normal wallets fail to mint but .ai wallets succeed are marked as ".ai Exclusive", and only these projects will be displayed.
4. Record secondary market transaction prices and compare them with mint costs: items above cost are marked "Worth minting", those without trades are marked "Not worth it".
5. Sort the webpage by .ai wallet count, display 30-minute newly added users, secondary market prices, and copyable contract addresses; pop up notifications for hot projects; Chinese interface.
4️⃣What other DIY-worthy playstyles are there?
Besides quick trading and Mint monitoring, Agentic Wallets have many other areas worth experimenting with. As long as it's a repetitive on-chain operation you perform frequently, you can try letting AI help turn it into a tool.
Ptah Market Trend Dashboard: Adding Candlestick Charts to NFT Prices
NFTs don't have intuitive candlestick charts like tokens do. To judge price trends, you often have to sift through historical transaction records.
So I built a Ptah Market Trend Dashboard that converts Relic and Loom transaction data into candlestick charts, while simultaneously displaying volume, unique buyer count, buyer concentration, and bid depth, making NFT price changes and market heat clear at a glance.
NFT Portfolio Dashboard: Calculating Exactly How Much You Earned from Minting
The Agentic Wallet allows viewing of tokens and DeFi assets, but currently lacks an intuitive NFT portfolio and mint cost summary.
So I added a "My Portfolio" page to the Agent Mint radar, which automatically organizes NFTs minted by the wallet, quantities held, cumulative costs, current valuations, and floating PnL, along with recent secondary market transactions.
Below are a few more worthwhile community playstyles to reference. You can continue to DIY based on your own needs.
Local Trading Terminal: Integrating Buying and Selling Across Different Platforms into One Interface
Community member Awan Smith (@0xawansmith) also built a local Agentic Wallet trading terminal that supports automatically identifying launching platforms by entering a CA, compatible with aggregation routers like four.meme and Flap, as well as some internal curve contracts. It also includes one-click buying/selling, contract risk checks, and automatic new token monitoring.
Agent ID Premium Name Filter: Help You Find Unregistered .ai Names
Community developer @xxlb_ created an Agent ID name selection website that checks whether .ai names are registered, compiles different types of premium names like three-digit, four-digit, consecutive, and palindrome numbers, and filters them by scarcity and recommendation score.
AI Trader Leaderboard: Tracking the Most Profitable Agent ID Wallets
Community developer @Jacke_pp built an Agent ID trader leaderboard that shows which .ai wallets are the most profitable, including trade counts, cumulative PnL, ROI, and latest portfolios. It also tracks high-profit wallet trades to find copy-trading opportunities.
5️⃣Final Thoughts
AI programming lowers the development barrier, but code running doesn't necessarily mean it's safe. Especially skills, open-source projects, and trading scripts found online may contain malicious code or hidden fund authorization risks.
We recommend keeping only a small amount of funds when using the Agentic Wallet, checking third-party tool code and simulating trades before conducting small-scale live tests. When dealing with automated buying and selling, always set trade limits and retain necessary manual confirmations.
Finally, remember one thing: never give your private key or seed phrase to AI, and don't let unverified programs freely manipulate your wallet.
All community tools mentioned in this article are provided by third-party developers. Biteye makes no endorsements regarding their security or profitability. Please exercise caution when authorizing wallets and transacting funds, DYOR.