This software is provided as is, with no warranty. You can lose money
using it. Nothing here is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. If you are not
comfortable losing the amount you deposit, do not deposit it.
What the agent can and cannot reach
- Creating an agent generates a new wallet on Robinhood Chain. Its
private key is encrypted with the password you choose.
- The agent can only move what you deposit into that wallet. It never gets access to
the wallet you sign in with.
- If you lose that password, the funds in the agent wallet are gone.
Nobody — including whoever runs this server — can recover them. There is no reset.
- Delegating creator rewards points your payout at the agent wallet through
setFeeRedirect. You can point it somewhere else at any time by signing
again. It grants no other permission.
Custody
If you are using a hosted instance of this software, the operator holds the encrypted
keystore file for your agent. That file alone is not enough to spend — your password is
required — but you should decide whether you trust that operator before you deposit.
You can export the keystore at any time and import it into MetaMask.
What the tool does not do
- It does not create wallets to inflate holder counts, and it refuses airdrop lists
that point at wallets it controls. Holder count is a number other people use to judge
a token; we will not help make it lie.
- It does not generate trading volume between wallets you own.
- It does not guarantee any price outcome. Buybacks and burns do not make a token go up.
Burning does not reduce total supply. The pons token has no
burn() function. Sending to 0x…dEaD removes coins from
circulation, but totalSupply() stays at 1,000,000,000 permanently. If you
publish burn figures, publish circulating supply — the tool computes it for you.
Costs you should expect
- Service fee. The operator of this instance charges
5% of the ETH each buy spends, and the same share of the
creator rewards it collects for you. It is charged in ETH only — never taken from your
tokens — and it is shown on screen, per action, before you approve anything.
Withdrawing your funds is free, and airdrops are not charged.
If you run this software yourself, there is no fee at all.
- The pool fee is 1% per trade. Buying and selling back costs about 2%
before any price movement. Frequent small buys are expensive; the panel shows you the
yearly cost of whatever cadence you configure.
- Every transaction costs gas. The agent keeps a reserve so it can always exit a
position; it will refuse actions that would eat into it.
- Providing liquidity can lose more than the fees it earns. That is impermanent loss,
and no setting in this tool prevents it.
Your responsibility
- Running systematic buybacks or providing liquidity may be a regulated activity where
you live. That is your call to make, not ours.
- If your token runs programmatic buybacks, say so publicly. Disclosure is what
separates a transparent treasury from a manipulation complaint.
- You are responsible for what your agent does with the funds you give it.
Data
Signing in stores your wallet address and a session token. The tool records the decisions
your agent proposes and executes, so you have an audit trail. It does not ask for your
name, email, or any document.