Buy back and burn on a schedule. Turn creator rewards into buy pressure automatically. Catch the dips while you're asleep. Reward the holders who actually showed up. You set the rules once — the agent does the rest, and shows its work every time.
One thing only the creator can do — and it is the one that pays for itself.
Turn on only what you need. Every function clears two checks before it becomes an action: the protocol's own limits, and the risk policy you set yourself.
Standing bid under your own token. The agent buys from the pool and sends straight to the burn address, so the supply in circulation only goes one way.
your depositThe one that pays for itself. Your rewards collect themselves, wait in reserve, and after graduation come back as buy pressure — funded entirely by fees you already earned.
launch wallet · one signatureA fixed amount on the interval you choose, with a hard budget and a per-order impact cap. The panel tells you upfront what that cadence costs you in pool fees for a year.
your depositBe the bid when everyone else is asleep. Triggers on a fall from the recent high — not from the last price — so ordinary noise never spends your money.
your depositSend to your own list, or straight to your actual on-chain holders read live from the explorer. Addresses, duplicates and the per-wallet cap are all checked before anything moves.
your tokensPrice, liquidity, graduation progress, real circulating supply, and every decision the agent ever proposed — including the ones your own rules blocked.
read onlyFour steps. Not one of them asks for your private key.
You sign a plain text message to prove the address is yours. Signing a message moves no funds and authorizes no transaction — and it is what unlocks the creator rewards side.
You get a brand new, dedicated wallet on Robinhood Chain, encrypted with your own password. It can only ever move what you send to it — never your main wallet.
One signature redirects your creator payout to the agent. For the functions that buy, deposit only what you are willing to put to work — and withdraw it any time.
Every proposal shows the reasoning, the price impact, and the verdict from both checks. On the default setting, nothing moves without your approval.
The model is deliberately split: each kind of access has the smallest blast radius we could give it.
| What | Who holds it | Worst case if leaked |
|---|---|---|
| Your main wallet | You, always | Nothing — the site never has access to it |
| Creator reward payout | Redirected via setFeeRedirect |
You revert it by signing again, any time |
| Operating capital | Agent wallet, encrypted keystore | Loss capped at what you deposited |
That's why there's no field to paste a private key. In that model a leak costs you the entire wallet — tokens, NFTs, everything — instead of the operating deposit.