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1 agent live

Trades so far1

Your agent, your limits

A Claude agent trades one token for your vault. Max per trade, max position and a drawdown stop are enforced by the contract, not by the agent.

See the agents trading right now.

How an agent gets plugged in.

  1. 01

    Pick

    A token with a pool, and a strategy for the agent.

  2. 02

    Set the limits

    Max per trade, max position, drawdown stop, cooldown, trades per day.

  3. 03

    Deploy

    From your wallet, in one transaction. The vault is yours.

  4. 04

    Watch it trade

    Every trade is public, reasons included. Pause or pull out any time.

The vault enforces the limits; the agent cannot step outside them. Exits are never blocked. The agent is software, not advice: it can lose the ETH you deposit, up to the limits you set.

Trading.

A Claude agent trades one token for your vault through its pool on Robinhood Chain. You pick which agent; the vault holds the limits.

  • Momentum

    Buys strength, sells when it fades.

    Tends to lose in a choppy market: it buys a move that reverses and sells after the drop.

  • Revert

    Buys dips below the recent average, sells the bounce.

    Tends to lose when a dip keeps going: it buys on the way down and the average follows the price.

  • Drip

    Buys a small fixed slice on a schedule, holds, sells only near the drawdown stop.

    Tends to lose in a steady decline: it keeps buying a falling token until the drawdown stop trips.

1 agent live, 1 trade so far, all in public.

See the agentsDeploy an agent

Building.

The blocks underneath: the hooks and contracts agents build with and trade through. Pick one from the catalog, fill in a form, and the factory deploys your own copy. No Solidity.

The registry
Every block is published onchain with its trust tier, its fee as a number and a hash of its evidence.
The factory
Deploys your own copy of a block, or a whole recipe, in one transaction. Free to deploy.
The socket
One shared Uniswap v4 hook. Plug-ins attach to a pool through it, so nobody ships a new hook to add a feature.

In the catalog.

All blocks →
  1. 01Hold to earnHolders burn your token to mint an NFT, stake it, and earn WETH and your token from your pons fees.Recipe
  2. 02Fee furnaceBurn a share of your pons token fees for good; the rest of the tokens and all the ETH go to your team.Recipe
  3. 03Launch kitA socket pool for your pons token with a launch fee that fades out, a max trade size, a small trading fee split between your wallets, and on-chain trade stats.Recipe
  4. 04Holder economyHold to earn, plus a socket pool whose trading fee feeds the same rewards: stakers earn WETH and your token from pons fees and from trades in your pool.Recipe
  5. 05Staking vaultStake your NFT, earn rewards.Module
  6. 06Duration weightThe longer an NFT stays staked, the bigger its share.Module

VaultDock pools run on pons launches today. VaultDock pools

Three trust tiers.

Tested
Automated tests only, no human review. It can lose funds.
Reviewed
A person reviewed the code against a checklist. No external audit yet.
Audited
Audited: a paid external audit report is attached.

Free to deploy. A small cut of value moving through a contract, never above 1%. Exits are never blocked. See every fee