Roadmap

Most launchpads settle liquidity. Binance Intelligence helps people understand the market and act on it. usebnb settles a third thing: who explained it to the BNB community, and turned it into a launch people could watch. Social is the engine, intel is the ammunition, and a public network of BNB content is where it ends up.

Why now

On October 5, 2026, Binance launched Binance Intelligence: Binance AI to understand the market, Binance AI Pro to turn ideas into strategies, and Agent OS so outside agents can plug in. Its Skill Hub already tracks trending coins, social hype and live meme topics. Those signals live in a terminal. The conversation about BNB still happens on X, in live rooms and on launch pages, and that is where usebnb sits. usebnb does not rebuild Binance's tools; it makes their public signals something a room can hear, a score can weigh and an agent can look up.

1A voice that gets paid

Live

Any X account can be paid in BNB, and every claim is posted publicly.

  • ·Launch a coin for any X handle. 80% of the 0.30% creator fee on every trade is set aside for that account in BNB.
  • ·The owner logs in with X, links one wallet for good, and claims whenever at least 0.01 BNB has collected.
  • ·Every claim is announced by @usebnbdotapp with a receipt card: getting paid is itself a public post about BNB.
  • ·Unclaimed after 7 days, a coin's creator fees buy it back for its holders. Nothing is burned and nothing goes to us.
  • ·Coins graduate to a PancakeSwap V3 pool whose liquidity is locked forever.

2Contribution you can look up

Live

Define what counts as contributing to BNB, as a score anyone can check.

  • ·bnbScore reads an X account's last 90 days: original posts about BNB, BNB Chain and Binance, events attended, and real, visible interaction with people at the core of the ecosystem.
  • ·Every score comes with its evidence: the posts that counted most.
  • ·A public leaderboard at /score. Look up your score first; rewards come later.
  • ·One X account, one wallet, fixed for good. Farming and bought engagement count against a score.

3Launch live

Live

Launching a coin opens a live room: watching, chatting and buying on one page.

  • ·Go live from the browser on any coin linked to your X account. No streaming software.
  • ·The coin page becomes stream, chart, trade and chat together, with a public history of every stream.
  • ·While the X account is live, its creator fee rises from 0.30% to 0.50%, taken from the platform's share. Traders pay the same 1.25%. The switch is enforced on-chain and ends when the stream does.
  • ·Live coins come first on the home page. Higher-scoring accounts get better visibility, never better allocations.

Success looks like a real person on camera on the coin page, not an empty room.

4Intel on every coin page

Planned

A coin page explains why this coin exists right now, in words anyone in the room can follow.

  • ·An Intel Strip on each coin page, folded by default, that the host can put on stream with one tap.
  • ·Where the coin's story ranks in public social hype, in the spirit of Binance's Crypto Market Rank.
  • ·Which live meme topic it belongs to, in the spirit of Meme Rush.
  • ·Market context in three sentences a host can read out loud, not a research report.
  • ·A Thesis written by the creator or host in their own words. Pasting model output as the reason for a launch is not allowed.
  • ·bnbScore adds Intel Weight as a bonus, never a requirement: making a call others can check, citing public market structure, or talking a room through the Intel Strip scores up. Repeating a brief, stuffing keywords or passing off model output as research scores down.

The strip is a prompt, not a presenter. An AI brief over an empty room still counts as a silent launch.

5Influence that keeps paying

Planned

From one payout to earning from content over time; intel counts when it is cited, not copied.

  • ·Rooms and light guilds: high-scoring creators host back-to-back streams and launches.
  • ·Rooms that actually talk through their Intel Strip get extra placement. A muted stream with a brief on screen does not.
  • ·Projects can book placements, co-streams and guest spots by score tier. They buy a room, not a block of AI copy.
  • ·bnbScore moves to a rolling window, so a single snapshot never pays forever.
  • ·Clips and replays sit on the coin page, so posts, live moments and the Intel Strip feed each other.

6Beyond X, and a usebnb Skill

Later

The same score reads TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, and outside agents can ask usebnb who is speaking for BNB.

  • ·TikTok first for explainers, launch moments and event vlogs, with a spoken version of the Intel Strip; then Instagram for the visual side; then Facebook for communities and languages X does not reach.
  • ·One identity can link several platforms, still with one wallet.
  • ·Each platform is scored on its own and combined into a global bnbScore, with X weighted higher at first so new channels cannot be gamed.
  • ·Copy farms, reposted content, and the same brief rewritten ten times are scored down across platforms.
  • ·A read-only usebnb Skill for Binance Agent OS over MCP: scores and their evidence, live rooms, and how much is being said about a story on usebnb.
  • ·Read-only means read-only. Buying, sending and claiming happen on usebnb by a person. usebnb never holds, signs for or moves anyone's funds.

7A public network of BNB content

Later

usebnb becomes where speaking up for BNB is settled, across the internet.

  • ·A global bnbScore the ecosystem can use: event entry, joint drops, launch priority and room access.
  • ·Short videos lead into live rooms, and clips flow back out to every platform carrying the Intel Strip from that moment.
  • ·Limited, open score and room lookups for events, projects, guilds and outside agents.
  • ·Regional content pools weighted separately, so no single language takes over.
  • ·Governance covers two things only: how scoring works, Intel Weight included, and how real BNB content gets funded instead of bought reach or model output.

Success looks like someone outside crypto Twitter earning a place with one clear video about BNB, and an outside agent that can see who is speaking but can never launch or claim for them.

Principles

Credit what already happened, then reward what comes next

People already writing, filming and showing up for BNB are counted first.

Platforms can change; what counts does not

New channels get added. The definition of contributing to BNB stays the same.

Getting paid is public

Every claim and every live launch is a public piece of BNB content. This already holds today.

Live launch rules

  • ·Only the owner of the X account a coin pays can go live on it, after logging in with X.
  • ·No promises of returns, fake giveaways, or telling viewers a price will go up. The Intel Strip and Thesis can never be presented as a promise of returns.
  • ·No impersonation, no sexual content, no violence, nothing illegal where you or your viewers are.
  • ·No pre-recorded loops or restreams passed off as live.
  • ·Breaking a rule ends the stream, removes the live fee boost for that session, and can bar the account from going live.

In one line: usebnb first credits what you have already done for BNB on the public internet, then uses Binance Intelligence to give it a shape that can be streamed, launched and scored. Launching is the way in, social is the engine, intel is the ammunition, and a public network of BNB content is where it ends up.

usebnb is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Binance. Binance, Binance Intelligence, Binance AI, Agent OS, Crypto Market Rank and Meme Rush are names of Binance products, used here only to describe how usebnb relates to them.