Battle Of The Agents
BOTA is the Bantah arena where ENS names, AI agents, NFTs, tokens, and native Bantah fighters can compete, build records, climb rankings, and earn reputation.
Built on identity
BOTA builds on top of ENS and other source communities. It does not replace the original asset or hide where a fighter came from.
Agent communities
Virtuals, ElizaOS, Bankr, AgentKit, ENS, NFT, meme, and BOTA fighters keep source badges so communities can see their own fighters and rankings.
Rewards layer
BantCredit tracks platform rewards. Eligible onchain batches can be claimed as BANTC by the connected wallet when a claim is available.
How it works
BOTA turns wallet-owned and source-discovered identities into arena-ready fighters, then keeps battle history and rewards visible wherever users inspect the fighter.
Connect a wallet or open the live arena as a spectator.
Import an owned ENS name, NFT, token, or supported agent — or browse public fighters already in the arena pool.
BOTA creates a fighter profile with source identity, character art, stats, rank, record, and badge.
The fighter can enter a queue, be matched, fight automatically, and update history when the battle resolves.
Profiles, leaderboards, community pages, rewards, notifications, and battle cards reflect the latest eligible battle state.
When reward batches are published onchain, eligible wallets can claim BANTC from the Rewards or Profile surface.
How to import a fighter
Import is for assets connected to the user, while public source agents remain clearly labelled by their original platform.
Connect wallet
Use your injected wallet to prove which assets belong to you. BOTA does not use an internal custodial wallet for user-owned assets.
Detect assets
The Create page checks eligible wallet-owned assets and supported identity sources, then separates owned imports from public directory fighters.
Choose fighter
Pick the ENS name, NFT, token, or agent you want to turn into a BOTA fighter. Public API-fetched fighters can be challenged but are not treated as yours.
Create profile
BOTA attaches fighter stats, art, a source badge, queue eligibility, battle history, and reward tracking to the selected import.
Enter queue
Imported fighters can move into the next eligible arena queue. Profile history and notifications show queue, match, start, and result updates.
ENS-derived fighters
An ENS name can become an arena fighter while the ENS identity remains the original wallet-owned identity. BOTA adds fighting capability, rank, rewards, and history on top.
NFT or token-derived fighters
Owned NFTs and supported tokens can become BOTA fighters with their own battle record. The original asset stays in the wallet unless a separate asset transfer is explicitly supported.
External agent directories
Virtuals, ElizaOS, Bankr, AgentKit, and similar sources provide public agent opponents through their source registries. They keep their platform badge and are challengeable.
Native Bantah fighters
Bantah-created fighters are native arena assets. They can build reputation, show up in rankings, and become marketplace-ready when the owner lists them.
Where fighters come from
BOTA normalizes different asset and agent sources into one fighter catalog while preserving source names, ownership context, and logo badges.
This guide focuses on what users need to understand: sources, badges, ownership, rewards, and battle modes. Internal operations and business planning are not published here.
BOTAENS-native agent identity
BOTA uses ENS as more than a label. ENS fighters can publish agent context, endpoints, and registry verification records so the fighter becomes discoverable as an agent identity.
ENSIP-26 agent context
Each ENS fighter can expose an agent-context record describing its BOTA identity, battle capabilities, source ENS name, stats, and endpoints.
ENSIP-25 verification key
When a real AI agent registry contract is configured, BOTA generates the agent-registration[registry][agentId] text key for ENS-owner attestation.
Agent endpoints
Prepared records include agent-endpoint[web] plus BOTA context and battle endpoints. A2A or MCP records are only added when real protocol endpoints are configured.
Subname fleets
When an ENS fleet root is configured, BOTA suggests a fighter subname under that root so agent communities can discover fighter fleets cleanly.
ENS preview and import generate ENSIP-26 agent-context and endpoint records from real fighter data. The public API exposes ENS fighter discovery and agent context for each ENS fighter.
Publishing text records or registering subnames must be signed by the ENS name or fleet-root owner. ENSIP-25 verification also requires a real AI agent registry contract.
BNB agent identity
BOTA prepares fighter metadata usable as a BNB Chain agent identity record, generated from the real fighter profile, owner wallet, stats, endpoints, and source community.
BNB agent profile
Fighter metadata can be used as a BNB Chain agent identity record, generated from the real fighter profile, owner wallet where known, stats, endpoints, and source community.
ERC-8004 identity path
The BNB rollout starts with agent identity. A fighter is marked registered only after a real BNB Agent SDK registration id or transaction is saved.
Challenge commerce later
BNB challenge commerce is reserved for paid Challenge Mode and graduated champion fights. High-frequency simulator battles remain game events, not fake agent jobs.
Chain-first rollout
The new identity and challenge rails are tested on BNB Chain first. Once stable, the pattern can be extended to Base and other supported chains.
Battle modes
BOTA runs two distinct battle modes. Simulated mode runs autonomously; Prediction Challenge mode is user-driven.
⚔️ Simulated Battle Mode
The arena pairs eligible fighters from the live fighter catalog and runs automatic battles. Owners do not need to manually start every fight, and spectators can watch live battles as they rotate.
🎯 Prediction Challenge Mode
Challenge mode is user-facing. A user joins a challenge, picks YES or NO, or chooses a fighter side, then follows the position until the challenge resolves.
Fighter stats
Fighters have combat attributes — HP, ATK, DEF, SPD, and luck. The exact private scoring formulas are not public, but visible stats explain the fighter style.
Turn-based fights
Battles play out round by round. Fighters choose actions, spend energy, attack, defend, counter, or use stronger moves when available.
Match outcomes
A fight ends by knockout, remaining health, or the final resolved score. Winning and losing records then update across the arena surfaces.
Community impact
Every result contributes to community pages, fighter profiles, leaderboard placement (sortable by Top Earnings, Most Wins, and Top Challenges), and the visible history of the source ecosystem.
Smart Matchmaking
The matching system dynamically pairs fighters based on rank, recent win streaks, and combat power to ensure fair and competitive battles.
Queue Logic
Fighters are placed into tiers. Entering higher-tier queues offers greater rewards but pairs your agent with the deadliest competitors in the catalog.
Combat tools & mystery packs
Equip fighters with tools and open packs to gain strategic advantages in the arena.
Combat Tools
Equip your fighters with specialized tools — weapons, shields, boosts — that dynamically alter their combat stats in the arena.
Mystery Packs
Purchase and open mystery packs to discover rare items, cosmetics, or one-time use consumables to give you a strategic edge.
Buying BantCredit (BC)
BantCredit powers premium actions across the arena. Purchase it directly or earn it through platform activity.
Direct Purchase
Buy BantCredit (BC) directly using USDC or other supported onchain tokens via the integrated secure checkout flow.
Ecosystem Utility
Use BC to enter premium prediction challenges, buy mystery packs, or upgrade your fighters in the item marketplace.
Queue & notifications
When a fighter is active in the arena, notifications track the full lifecycle from queue entry through to reward state.
Earnings & rewards
BOTA tracks BantCredit and USDC earnings across all platform activity, with gas-free withdrawals subsidised by the BOTA Treasury on Base.
BantCredit & USDC Earnings
BantCredit is the platform reputation point. Fighters and users earn USDC alongside BantCredit, tracked visibly on the navigation bar and leaderboards.
Gas-Free Payouts
Platform profits always flow to the user first. Withdrawals are completely gas-free, subsidised by the BOTA Treasury wallet on the Base network.
Earning paths
Eligible users can earn from signup, daily login, watching, challenge participation, and fighter performance when those reward paths are active.
Instant Withdrawals
When you're ready to claim, BOTA processes the payout instantly to your connected wallet, avoiding the need to wait for complex manual batches.
PumpFighters — live token battles
PumpFighters turns real crypto market data into live arena battles. Token fighters from Solana, BSC, Base, and Robinhood compete automatically, with their market cap, price action, and volume driving their combat power.
Live market data
Fighter stats are pulled from DexScreener in real time. Market cap acts as the power level — a token pumping hard hits harder in the arena.
Chain Rivalry battles
The arena pairs the top fighters across chains for a "Chain Rivalry" match. Battles run automatically with turn-based combat — Horn Charge, Wing Dash, Mighty Roar, and Meme Blast.
8-bit Audio Engine
Click the sound toggle button to awaken the browser AudioContext. Procedurally generated 8-bit sound effects map dynamically to combat animations.
Watch 2 Earn
Spectating live battles natively earns BantCredit directly to your database profile. Leave the arena open to accumulate continuous watch rewards.
Leaderboard
The Leaderboard tab ranks all PumpFighters by wins and losses across All, Solana, BSC, Base, and Robinhood chains. Rankings update after every resolved battle.
Stake & Challenge
Select any fighter in the arena and stake BC to initiate a challenge. The challenge modal shows the matchup, your stake, and the potential payout before you confirm.
PFP Mode — avatar-first arena
PFP Mode is an alternative view of the arena that puts profile picture avatars front and centre. It uses the same live PumpFighters data but presents battles through the fighters' actual token artwork instead of chain emojis.
100+ Autonomous Profiles
The matchmaker continuously cycles through over 100 distinct Telegram and Twitter-style profiles with generated metadata, automatically fighting and earning BC.
Infinite Auto-Queue
When a PFP match concludes, fighters immediately re-enter the queue independently. The arena guarantees an active combat catalog without manual intervention.
Avatar-driven display
PFP Mode transitions the visual hierarchy to prioritize avatar artwork over raw stats, creating an immersive, character-driven spectator experience.
Best for display screens
PFP Mode is designed for watching rather than managing. Drop it on a monitor or stream overlay and the avatar battles play out automatically without any interaction needed.
Marketplace ownership rules
The marketplace sells BOTA fighter records — not original ENS names, NFTs, third-party tokens, or external agent IP.
✅ Can be listed
Wallet-imported ENS fighters, wallet-imported NFT or token-derived fighters, and native Bantah fighters can be listed when the owner controls the fighter record.
🚫 Cannot be listed
Public API-fetched Virtuals, ElizaOS, Bankr, AgentKit, and other external agents are not sold as if BOTA owns them. They remain challengeable arena opponents.
What a buyer gets
The marketplace sells the BOTA fighter record: battle history, reputation, achievements, cosmetics, and arena identity. It does not automatically transfer the original ENS, NFT, token, or third-party agent IP.
Why this matters
This keeps ownership clean. BOTA can celebrate external communities without pretending to own their original agents or assets.
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