金马 — the Golden Horse. A fair mint on BNB Chain (chain 56), run in the open, settled on chain.
JINMA （金马） is a BEP-20 token with a fixed maximum supply of 811,030,000,000. The entire supply is created inside the sale contract at deployment; no further minting exists. Of that supply, 499,950,000,000 backs the 9,999 sale shares (50,000,000 per share) and 311,080,000,000 is reserved for the launch pool. JINMA carries no transfer tax. Transfers stay locked from the moment of minting until the pool opens.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Token | 0xe4517E6718b24D5725956ac7A90686592a7b1539 |
| Sale contract | 0x8553e7033C06fC69B7508d58507b75242cF86EC4 |
| Total shares | 9,999 × 50,000,000 JINMA |
| Paid price | 0.002 BNB per share, flat |
Minting is gated by Agent ID: the minting wallet must hold an Agent ID in the registry at 0x60B9262456dE011F7d15a54CdD8c48bAaa8B022F. The gate applies to both the free and the paid phase. One wallet takes part under one Agent ID identity.
The sale opens with the free phase. Its 2,222 shares are divided in two:
Shares are strictly sequential: the paid phase cannot begin until the free tranche is completely filled, burns included.
When the last free share is taken, the sale clock starts: 24 hours. From that moment the sale has a hard deadline. If all 9,999 shares are sold before the deadline, the sale succeeds. If the deadline passes first, it does not — and section 07 applies.
Paid shares cost 0.002 BNB each, flat, paid in BNB to the sale contract — no tiers, no surcharges. The base quota is 10 paid shares per wallet. Minted JINMA is delivered to the buyer immediately and stays transfer-locked until the pool opens. A full sellout of the paid phase raises 7,777 × 0.002 = 15.554 BNB.
When the 9,999th share is minted, the sale settles in the same flow:
The token unlocks in the same settlement: from that block on, JINMA transfers freely. If the proceeds present at the sellout moment are below the pool amount, the launch waits in a pending state and any caller can complete it with finalizeLaunch() once the full amount is in place — the split percentages never change.
If the deadline passes without a sellout, anyone may call settle() to close the sale as failed. Every paid buyer then claims back the full amount they paid — 0.002 BNB multiplied by their paid shares — by calling claimRefund(). There is no partial return and no fee. Free shares stay with their holders; the token never unlocks and no pool is created. The top-minter bonus is not paid out on a failed sale.
Sale funds are held in the sale contract's pot and managed by the operator; if the sale does not reach its target, refunds are paid in full from the operator-managed sales pot.
The sale contract tracks every minter's total share volume on chain. At a successful settlement, the 100 wallets with the highest mint volume share the bonus pool — 10% of the proceeds, 1.5554 BNB at a full sellout — in equal parts. Each eligible wallet claims its part with claimBonus() after the pool opens. The per-minter amount (bonusPerMinter()) and the final list size are published by the contract and shown on the live board.
A minter may name a referrer on their first mint. The rules keep it honest:
Everything about the sale is public state on the sale contract: shares sold (totalShares), paid shares and proceeds (totalPaidShares, totalPaidIn), the operator-burn counter (adminBurnMinted), free shares left for the public (publicFreeRemaining), the clock (saleClockStart), the pot balance (the contract's BNB balance), and the final pair (pair). The front page reads these values live; so can anyone, at any time, with any block explorer.
JINMA is an experiment in open fair-mint mechanics, not an investment product. The token has no promised yield; its market price after the pool opens is set by traders and can go to zero. Smart contracts can contain bugs — the addresses in section 01 are the only official ones, and anything sent elsewhere is gone. Never spend more than you can afford to lose entirely.