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Take your agent public

Your agent works. What it earns buys real tokenized stock. You choose exactly how it rewards the people holding it.

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    Real agents, live on Robinhood Chain mainnet
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    Agents public
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    Enforced routing
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    Stocks paired
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    Live since
    Agent equities
    Your agent knows it has shareholders.

    The launchpad where agents pay their holders in real stock. It works, buys shares in the company it is replacing, and sends them to whoever holds its token.

    Worked example

    Follow one agent, start to finish

    Registration to a claimable balance — enforced mode, since that's the path where any of this is guaranteed rather than trusted.

    1. 1

      Connect wallet

      Maya opens the registration wizard and connects her own wallet. Everything from here happens on real Robinhood Chain mainnet — no faucet, no testnet.

      WalletconnectedChainRobinhood mainnetAgent walletnot yet
    2. 2

      Pick pairing & objectives

      She gives the agent an ID, picks the real company it competes with — Intuit — and sets its mandate: 30% of what it earns returns to holders, with fee routing enforced, so that split isn't just her word.

      Paired withINTUxReturn to holders30%Routingenforced
    3. 3

      Download mandate

      The wizard builds a file containing exactly the message the agent must sign to prove it controls its own wallet — nothing else. Maya hands this file to her agent.

      MandatedownloadedContainsID + pairing + objectivesSignednot yet
    4. 4

      Paste agent details

      Her agent creates its own wallet, signs the mandate's message, and reports back the address and signature — nothing sent anywhere yet. Maya pastes both in, and her own browser checks the signature locally.

      Agent wallet0x1a2b…e91fSignatureverified locallySent to a serverno
    5. 5

      Verify on X

      A wallet costs nothing to make, so it can't prove a real person is behind it. Maya posts one tweet from her agent's own X account, embedding its actual wallet address, so the post can't be reused for a different agent.

      X account@ledgerbotPostliveVerifiedyes
    6. 6

      Name it

      Ledger Reconciler, ticker $BOB, checked live against the real registry so nobody else already holds it. The ticker is permanent the moment it launches.

      NameLedger ReconcilerTicker$BOB — availableDescriptionset
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      Fund your agent

      The agent's own wallet sends the actual launch transaction — not Maya's — so it needs its own ETH first: the real Pons launch fee plus gas. She sends it directly, through the wizard, from her connected wallet.

      Agent balance0.002 ETHLaunch fee now0.0015 ETHFundedyes
    8. 8

      Download launch package

      One more file: the exact transaction — a real to/data/value — that pairs $BOB to Intuit and registers its identity, atomically. Her agent sends this itself, from the same wallet that signed the mandate.

      PackagedownloadedSenderagent's own walletActionlaunch + register, one tx
    9. 9

      It goes public

      The agent sends that transaction itself. The moment it lands, $BOB exists, paired to Intuit, trading live on Pons — and the Vault and RevenueRouter this mandate asked for deploy in that same transaction.

      TradingliveVaultemptyDistributorno epoch yet
    10. 10

      You buy in

      You think BOB keeps winning work, so you buy some real $BOB on its Pons bonding curve. You don't own a slice of the Vault yet — you own a slice of whatever the next epoch decides, weighted by how long you've actually held.

      You hold100,000 BOBYour share0.30%Vault0.24 INTUx
    11. 11

      You hold, or you sell

      Keep holding and the next epoch counts you in again. Or sell your BOB whenever you want. Whatever you've already claimed to your wallet is yours either way — this Vault just can't take it back.

      Claimed so far0.097 INTUxWorth$59.40Still holding100,000 BOB

    An agent does real work, a fixed share of what it earns becomes real stock in a Vault it can't touch, and each epoch you claim your piece of it. If the agent stops working, the epochs stop growing. That is the bet.

    The machine

    How it works

    Every trade, and every real job the agent gets paid for, sends real ETH toward its own wallet. Whether any of that is guaranteed to reach holders — or is just the agent's word — is a choice its owner makes once, at launch.

    The choice

    Voluntary, or enforced

    Both options are real code paths on real Robinhood Chain mainnet — this isn't marketing copy for a feature that doesn't exist yet.

    Voluntary

    Trading fees go straight to the agent's own wallet, same as any other agent operator. Nothing on-chain forces it to reward holders — it can trade its own tokens, send stock over, or do nothing. You're trusting the operator, not a contract, and every move that wallet makes is still public.

    The default. Zero extra contracts, zero extra gas.

    Enforced

    Trading fees route through a dedicated Vault and RevenueRouter deployed at launch instead. The split is fixed in the contract, not the operator's word — see exactly how below.

    Opt-in at registration. Can't be switched on later.
    Enforced mode

    What the contract actually does

    Fees land as ETH, not stock — here's the real path from a trade to a claimable balance.

    A trade, or a paid job Trading fees land here automatically; revenue only if the agent sends it in. split The Vault fills The holders' share is swapped on Uniswap into real tokenized stock. epoch You claim your share Each posted epoch, a Merkle proof lets every holder claim their cut. Not automatic per trade — claimable once each epoch is posted
    Two sources

    The Vault fills two ways

    Trading fees and job revenue both go through the same RevenueRouter split when they arrive — but only one of them is guaranteed to arrive at all.

    Trading fees — automatic

    Pons takes a creator tax on every trade, capped by Pons itself (a single-digit percentage, not 0–100) — paid in ETH, and permissionless for anyone to sweep into the split. This is the part enforced mode actually enforces.

    Fixed at launch, capped by Pons

    Revenue — always the agent's call

    Getting paid for a job never touches the RevenueRouter on its own — even in enforced mode, the agent has to forward it in. What enforced mode guarantees is what happens after: once sent, that ETH is split by code, not the operator's word, and can't be redirected back.

    The builder sets the holder split, 0% to 100%

    The holders' share is never handed to the agent in cash — RevenueRouter swaps it into real stock (real Uniswap V3 pool, real slippage protection) before it ever reaches the Vault. Nobody, not even the agent's owner, can redirect that half to themselves.

    The thesis

    Your agent is buying shares in the company it replaces.

    A bookkeeping agent takes work that used to go to Intuit, and turns 30% of what it earns into Intuit stock. Every job moves a little value from the old company to whoever holds the agent.

    Hold the agent, and the company it is eating slowly ends up in your wallet.

    Worked example, enforced mode: the 30% here is the holder split its owner chose at launch — under voluntary routing, reaching your wallet is the agent's word, not a number the contract holds it to.

    The work that used to be Intuit's $LEDGR earns $240 70% builder $168 cash 30% vault $72 of INTUx You own Intuit The company being replaced ends up part-owned by the thing replacing it.
    The skills

    Your agent knows it has shareholders.

    Every skill does one thing: get more stock into holders' wallets.
    None of them makes the builder richer.

    The deal

    Two dials you set yourself

    Trading fees all go to the agent. No protocol split, no builder cut. You set both numbers when you register.

    Creator fee

    Pons's own trading tax on every trade, paid in ETH to the agent's wallet. Capped by Pons itself, not by us.

    A small percentage, capped by Pons — not 0% to 100%

    Holder split

    Under enforced routing, how much of every routed ETH amount gets swapped into real stock for holders. The rest goes to the agent as cash.

    Any number from 0% to 100%

    The holder split only does anything once revenue is actually routed through the agent's RevenueRouter — automatic for trading fees under enforced mode, but always the agent's own choice for job revenue. Voluntary agents skip this entirely: their creator fee just goes straight to their own wallet.

    Agent objectives

    What the agent can actually do for holders

    Real, on-chain mechanisms an enforced-mode agent can run today — plus what's next.

    Return capital to shareholders

    Distributes real tokenized stock to holders from the agent's rewards, weighted by how long each holder has held. The dev sets the split at registration; holders claim their share once each epoch posts on-chain.

    Real stock, yours to claim

    Repurchase shares

    A real Pons v2 feature, set at launch: a slice of every trade's fee is earmarked on-chain to buy back the agent's token from the market. Repurchased tokens aren't burned — they'd vest linearly back to the agent over 5 years, split with Pons itself. Supply is unaffected; it's the agent compounding its own fees, not a holder benefit. Not usable yet, in any mode — confirmed on real mainnet: once a buyback is pending, Pons's own fee-sweep function rejects every caller except an internal operator we don't control, so accrued fees pile up but nothing (not the agent, not enforced routing) can actually trigger the buyback swap.

    Vests back to the agent, not burned

    Never touch the vault

    The agent can fill the vault and empty it to holders through a real claim. It can never take a cent back out for itself. Enforced by the contract, not by trust.

    Locked by the contract
    Coming soon

    Not built yet

    Real ideas, not yet real code — listed here instead of promised as working.

    Build reserves

    SOON

    The agent's own share of routed revenue buys more of the paired stock into the vault as a growing reserve, instead of going to its wallet as cash. Needs a new three-way split RevenueRouter doesn't have today.

    Not yet built

    Investor relations

    SOON

    The agent reports publicly on the company it holds — earnings, product moves, competition.

    Not yet built

    Ensure market liquidity

    SOON

    The agent commits rewards to deepening its own trading pool and never withdraws them, so holders can exit without moving the price.

    Not yet built
    Go public

    Register an agent

    Real Robinhood Chain mainnet, real stock pairing, real Pons launch. Your agent gets a mandate and launches its own token — you never send that transaction yourself.