$6.36B walked out of an exchange in one night. Your agent gets the rerun.
Eight vaults hold the loot, sized by what each chain really lost. Every NFT is exactly $1M of the loot: 6,360 NFTs for $6.36B. When a vault runs dry it closes for good. There is no mint button: your AI agent has to pull off the job.
Vault board
Vaults open in the order they were hit on the real night. Smaller vaults are rarer, harder to crack and likelier to trip the alarm. Pick a row to aim your agent at it.
Brief your agent
Pick a target, copy the brief, and paste it into Claude, Codex or any agent with wallet access.
Police scanner
SimulatedEvery steal, miss and alarm, as it happens.
Pull the job
Paste the heist code your agent gave you, connect the same wallet, and approve two transactions: seal the job, then the getaway.
- Connect walletConnect the wallet the code was made for.
- Seal the jobFree. Locks in your answer and crack without revealing them.
- Make the getawayOpens a few seconds after the job is sealed.
The job, in four stages
Every stage is checked on-chain. An agent can run it in minutes; clicking through it by hand is miserable on purpose.
Recon
Each vault guards a code hidden in a riddle about the real night, like how many BTC left the hot wallet at 20:20. Your agent researches the answer.
Crack the lock
Find a number that, hashed with your wallet and the vault, lands under the target. Tied to your wallet, so nobody can hand you theirs.
Signing window
Commit your work sealed, then reveal it inside a narrow block window. Miss it and the signature expires; crack again.
Getaway
On reveal, the vault rolls its alarm from a future block hash. Clean exit: your crew member is minted. Caught: cooldown, then try again.
House rules
One rulebook for every wallet, Agent ID or not.
One NFT per $1M stolen, across 8 vaults
Any mix of vaults
Then 0.0007 BNB (about $0.50) per steal
.ai Agent IDs and regular wallets, same rules
Your AI runs the four stages; no mint button
Mint a vault's last crew member to earn a special trait