{"id":"binamars","version":1,"language":"en","title":"Binamars","content":"**Binamars** is a [blockchain](https://iq.wiki/wiki/blockchain) game project built around [non-fungible token (NFT)](https://iq.wiki/wiki/non-fungible-token-nft) dragons and items, with a native BMARS token on BNB Smart Chain. It was introduced in July 2021 as a web-based play‑to‑earn role‑playing game in which players collected dragon and equipment NFTs, used them in farming and combat modes, and traded them on an in‑game marketplace for BMARS rewards.[[2]](#cite-id-bozilu6gln)​[[3]](#cite-id-z2arnxnwd7) On-chain and third‑party tracking data describe the BMARS token and game as effectively inactive and illiquid by 2026, although the status of the project may change over time.[[4]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y)​[[5]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7)​\n\n## Overview\n\nBinamars centers on the BMARS token, a BEP‑20 asset deployed on BNB Smart Chain under contract address 0x46880afc2e6fa41bbbe9787c082f7c23f795465e.[[6]](#cite-id-plyaozfy5y) BMARS was launched in July 2021 and was presented as a [utility token](https://iq.wiki/wiki/utility-token) used for gameplay, NFT purchases, and rewards in the Binamars ecosystem.[[2]](#cite-id-bozilu6gln)​[[3]](#cite-id-z2arnxnwd7)​\n\nBinamars combines NFT game mechanics with elements of decentralized yield‑farm style rewards, although by 2026 external trackers mark the game and token as inactive or cancelled, with limited liquidity and observable on‑chain activity.[[4]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y)​[[5]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7)​\n\n## Gameplay\n\nBinamars was designed as a web-based play‑to‑earn role‑playing game in which players connected a compatible wallet to the app.binamars.com dApp and interacted with [smart contracts](https://iq.wiki/wiki/smart-contract) on BNB Smart Chain.[[5]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7) Gameplay centered on acquiring dragon eggs using BMARS tokens, hatching them into dragon NFTs with varying rarities, and then assigning these dragons to different in‑game modes. In the farming mode, dragons could be staked to generate BMARS token rewards per [block](https://iq.wiki/wiki/block), while in combat modes players battled non‑player “invaders” to earn item drops and additional BMARS rewards. \n\nThe game also featured equipment NFTs such as weapons, armor, and utility items that modified a dragon’s attributes in battle. Players could upgrade their teams by combining dragons with suitable equipment, gaining improvements in health, damage, defense, and speed. NFTs and items were intended to be tradeable through a marketplace interface, enabling players to buy, sell, or list dragons and equipment for BMARS. As of 2026, these gameplay features are described by third‑party trackers as inactive, and access to functional game sessions may be unavailable even if historical interfaces remain online.[[4]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y)[[5]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7)\n\n## Economy\n\nThe Binamars economy was built around BMARS as the primary in‑game and ecosystem token. Players originally spent BMARS to purchase dragon eggs, pay hatching and in‑game action costs, and buy equipment NFTs, while earning BMARS through farming, combat rewards, and marketplace sales.[[3]](#cite-id-z2arnxnwd7)[[5]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7) The project documentation described an initial token allocation in which 30% of BMARS was reserved for NFT farming rewards, 30% for a presale, 30% for liquidity provision (with an announced 6‑month lock), 7% for development (also subject to an announced lock period), and 3% for community rewards.[[1]](#cite-id-p3l1fmdwp8s) \n\nOn the transactional side, the project specified a 5% fee on each BMARS sell transaction, with the collected amount routed to a locked [staking](https://iq.wiki/wiki/staking) contract to reward [staking](https://iq.wiki/wiki/staking) participants.[[1]](#cite-id-p3l1fmdwp8s) Additional in‑game mechanics involved a secondary token, BGame, used for certain activities such as player‑versus‑player betting and dragon evolution, and subject to burn‑style fees when used in specific modes.[[7]](#cite-id-d55h5fxkdq) Over time, however, third‑party data providers flagged BMARS as “inactive,” and gameplay‑linked yields, [staking](https://iq.wiki/wiki/staking), and marketplace activity are no longer observable in a meaningful way by 2026, meaning that earlier economic mechanisms may not function as originally described.[[4]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y)[[5]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7)\n\n### NFT Farming\nIn the original design, players could stake dragon NFTs in a dedicated “farm” on Mars, allowing the associated [smart contracts](https://iq.wiki/wiki/smart-contract) to allocate BMARS rewards on a per‑[block](https://iq.wiki/wiki/block) basis.[[5]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7) Farming functioned as a core bridge between gameplay and the token economy, encouraging players to acquire and hold dragons for longer periods. By 2026, external trackers no longer show active farming or reward distribution, and any such mechanisms should be treated as historical features whose availability may have changed.[[4]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y)\n\n### Play-to-Earn Rewards\nCombat modes in Binamars allowed players to defeat computer‑controlled invaders and receive item drops or BMARS token rewards.[[5]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7) These items could be kept to increase a dragon’s combat strength in future battles or sold within the marketplace for BMARS, linking game performance to token flows. While this model was promoted as a way for players to obtain token rewards through gameplay in 2021, later reports of inactivity indicate that such reward systems are no longer reliably accessible, and outcomes depended on smart‑contract and market behavior rather than any guarantee of returns.[[4]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y)\n\n### Marketplace\nThe Binamars marketplace was an NFT trading interface where players could list dragons and equipment NFTs for BMARS and purchase assets listed by others.[[5]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7) Trades were settled via BNB Smart Chain transactions, with ownership of NFTs recorded on‑chain and visible through compatible explorers and wallets. Although the marketplace was designed as a decentralized open market for in‑game assets, by 2026 there is little observable trading activity associated with the project, and access to a functioning marketplace cannot be assumed from historical descriptions alone.[[4]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y)\n\n### Transaction Fees and Deflation\nBinamars applied a 5% fee to each BMARS sell transaction, with the stated intention that these fees would be transferred to a locked [staking](https://iq.wiki/wiki/staking) contract and redistributed to [staking](https://iq.wiki/wiki/staking) participants.[[1]](#cite-id-p3l1fmdwp8s) Additional fee‑based mechanisms were described for the BGame token, such as applying a small percentage fee on player‑versus‑player bets that would be burned, and charging BGame for activities like crafting materials, evolving dragons, or purchasing experience points. These structures were designed to create token sinks and reduce [circulating supply](https://iq.wiki/wiki/circulating-supply) over time, but they depended on sustained user activity, which third‑party data no longer indicate for the period after the project’s decline.[[4]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y)\n\n## History & Development\n\nBinamars was introduced in July 2021 as a play‑to‑earn NFT role‑playing game on BNB Smart Chain, combining elements of decentralized finance with collectible dragon NFTs and farming mechanics.[\\[2\\]](#cite-id-bozilu6gln)​[\\[3\\]](#cite-id-z2arnxnwd7) Early development focused on launching the BMARS token via presale, providing liquidity on decentralized exchanges, and releasing core features such as NFT farming, a shop for eggs and equipment, and a marketplace. Community marketing in 2021 highlighted the potential for players to earn BMARS through gameplay, and the project gained initial traction among play‑to‑earn enthusiasts.\n\nIn late August 2021, community reports on discussion forums described an exploit affecting the farm and NFT contracts, in which a large number of dragon NFTs were allegedly compromised and then resold at significantly reduced prices.[\\[7\\]](#cite-id-d55h5fxkdq) The team stated that they would collect data and refund missing dragons, but some users alleged that refunds were incomplete and that purchasers of underpriced exploited dragons were excluded from compensation. These reports describe a sharp drop in the BMARS token price and a loss of confidence in the project’s management, contributing to reputational damage.\n\nFollowing the incident, the project introduced a secondary token, BGame, and outlined further development ideas such as expanded equipment systems, mobile support, and possible centralized exchange listings, but there is limited evidence that many of these later-stage plans were fully realized.[\\[7\\]](#cite-id-d55h5fxkdq) Third‑party game and token trackers now classify Binamars as “Cancelled” or “Inactive,” indicating that ongoing development and active maintenance largely ceased within a relatively short period after launch.[\\[4\\]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y)​[\\[5\\]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7)​\n\n### Launch and Early Features\n\nAt launch, Binamars focused on a small set of core mechanics: purchasing dragon eggs with BMARS, hatching them into dragons of varying rarity, [staking](https://iq.wiki/wiki/staking) these dragons for farming rewards, and battling non‑player enemies for item drops.[\\[5\\]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7) The variety of egg and dragon types mainly affected rarity and combat statistics, creating an internal progression system for players assembling teams of dragons and equipment. These design choices reflected prevailing play‑to‑earn game patterns on BNB Smart Chain in 2021, where collectible NFTs and token rewards were tightly linked.\n\n### Exploit and Refund Controversy\n\nOn a public forum in September 2021, community members claimed that Binamars had suffered an attack on its farming and NFT contracts on August 25, 2021, during which an attacker allegedly obtained many dragon NFTs and sold them at roughly half their typical market price.[\\[7\\]](#cite-id-d55h5fxkdq) According to these reports, the team announced a plan to restore dragons to affected investors based on recorded data, but some users later stated that only missing dragons were refunded and that those who had purchased exploited dragons at discounted prices were not compensated. The same forum thread associates the fallout from this incident with a steep decline in the BMARS token’s value and with accusations that the project team mishandled the situation.\n\n#### FEARIE\n\n### Introduction of BGame Token\n\nCommunity discussions indicate that, after the exploit and ensuing controversy, the Binamars team introduced a second token named BGame as part of adjustments to the ecosystem.[\\[7\\]](#cite-id-d55h5fxkdq) BGame was linked to specific in‑game activities such as player‑versus‑player betting and progression mechanics, and some fees paid in BGame were described as being burned. Critics who were dissatisfied with the handling of dragon NFT refunds cautioned other users about the new token, reflecting broader concerns about project governance and risk rather than the technical properties of the token itself.\n\n### Decline and Inactivity\n\nAfter the initial launch period and the reported exploit, observable activity around Binamars diminished. Third‑party trackers classify the game status as “Cancelled” and the BMARS token as “Inactive,” indicating sharply reduced trading volumes, liquidity, and on‑chain interactions compared with the launch period.[\\[4\\]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y)​[\\[5\\]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7) While historical interfaces such as the main website and app URLs may still resolve, there is no clear evidence from these sources of sustained development milestones after 2021, and the project is widely treated as dormant by 2026.\n\n### Changing Information Over Time\n\nBecause Binamars depends on [smart contracts](https://iq.wiki/wiki/smart-contract) and external infrastructure such as web servers, explorers, and third‑party trackers, information about its status can change. A project classified as inactive or cancelled may still undergo sporadic contract interactions or updates, while older interfaces or documentation may remain online even if underlying mechanics no longer function as described.[\\[4\\]](#cite-id-sevm1mro0y) For this reason, descriptions of Binamars’ lifecycle and current status should be understood as time‑bound summaries rather than guarantees about future availability or behavior.\n\n### Context Within 2021 BNB Smart Chain Games\n\nBinamars emerged during a period in 2021 when many NFT‑based games and yield‑oriented projects launched on BNB Smart Chain, often emphasizing collectible characters, [staking](https://iq.wiki/wiki/staking), and marketplace trading. Its focus on dragon NFTs, farming yields, and an internal marketplace reflected common design patterns among these projects.[\\[3\\]](#cite-id-z2arnxnwd7) The subsequent decline of Binamars, alongside security and governance concerns, illustrates some of the challenges faced by early play‑to‑earn ecosystems built on fast‑moving smart‑contract platforms.\n\n### Community Perception\n\nCommunity perception of Binamars shifted markedly over time, from initial interest in its play‑to‑earn mechanics to skepticism following the reported exploit and disputes over NFT refunds.[\\[7\\]](#cite-id-d55h5fxkdq) Forum discussions and social media posts from late 2021 describe frustration with the handling of the incident and concerns about the project’s long‑term viability. By the time external data providers began labeling the game and token as inactive, community discussion had largely moved on to other projects, leaving Binamars as an example of a short‑lived BNB Smart Chain game with unresolved reputational issues.\n\n## Equipment\n\n### NFTs and Items\n\nBinamars used NFTs to represent core in‑game assets, including dragon characters, eggs, and equipment.[\\[5\\]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7) Each dragon NFT had attributes such as health, damage, armor, and speed, which determined performance in farming and combat modes, while equipment NFTs modified these statistics or provided additional effects when equipped. Eggs served as the entry point for acquiring new dragons, with different egg categories corresponding to different probabilities of obtaining rarer dragons.\n\nItems and equipment were designed to be scarce, with some categories intended as limited‑quantity drops or shop offerings, and could be traded on the in‑game marketplace for BMARS.[\\[5\\]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7) This structure tied progression to both gameplay and market activity, as players could either earn items through combat and events or seek specific NFTs through secondary purchases. Detailed per‑item statistics and rarities were primarily relevant to active gameplay and are best understood as part of the project’s historical design, given the later decline in activity.\n\n### Equipment Roles\n\nEquipment in Binamars was divided into broad categories such as offensive weapons, defensive armor, and items that enhanced movement or survivability. Weapons increased a dragon’s attack strength, armor improved defensive statistics, and utility items modified health or speed to influence battle outcomes. These role‑based distinctions allowed players to customize dragons for different strategies, such as maximizing durability for farming or emphasizing damage output for combat encounters. These role-based distinctions are typical of role-playing games and are presented here as a generalized description informed by historical depictions of Binamars.\n\n### Equipment Acquisition\n\nPlayers could obtain equipment through several in‑game channels, including purchases from a shop interface and rewards from defeating stronger enemies or bosses. Shop‑sold items typically required BMARS payments, while higher‑tier equipment was associated with more challenging encounters or limited‑time availability.[\\[5\\]](#cite-id-9h8ow1efg7) This design encouraged both routine gameplay to accumulate drops and strategic use of BMARS for desired upgrades, further integrating items into the project’s token economy.\n\n### Progression and Balancing\n\nThe combination of dragon statistics and equipment bonuses created a progression system where players could gradually strengthen their teams. Health‑boosting items extended survivability, attack‑focused gear increased damage output, and defensive pieces reduced incoming damage, requiring players to balance different attributes according to their goals. Such mechanics are common in role‑playing games and were used in Binamars to provide a sense of advancement as players earned or acquired more powerful NFTs.\n\n### Item Trading\n\nIn addition to using items for personal progression, players could trade surplus or rare equipment NFTs on the marketplace. This allowed those who preferred combat or farming to obtain BMARS by selling items, while players focused on optimization could purchase specific pieces without relying solely on random drops. The interplay between item scarcity, player demand, and BMARS pricing was intended to shape the in‑game economy, although such dynamics became difficult to observe once overall activity declined.\n\n### Interoperability and Ownership\n\nBecause dragons and equipment were implemented as NFTs on BNB Smart Chain, players could view their holdings in compatible wallets and [blockchain](https://iq.wiki/wiki/blockchain) explorers, independent of the game interface.[\\[6\\]](#cite-id-plyaozfy5y) This on‑chain representation was promoted as giving players a degree of ownership over their assets beyond the centralized game server, although the practical utility of these NFTs was closely tied to the availability of the Binamars dApp and marketplace. Without an active ecosystem, NFT ownership remains primarily a record of historical participation in the project.\n\n### Visual and Thematic Design\n\nBinamars themed its NFTs around dragons inhabiting Mars, with equipment and items styled to match a science‑fiction and fantasy setting. Dragons and gear were visually distinguished by color schemes, shapes, and effects corresponding to their in‑game roles, such as heavily armored dragons or items associated with elemental powers. 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