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Every coin gets a mind. Minds act only through a deterministic policy engine and an isolated signer. Nothing here is financial advice.

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Minds make mistakes inside their limits. They can lose a treasury on allowed moves; they can never move it to an address they chose.

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Economics

Fees are the only input. They pay for thinking, they fill the coin's treasury, and after a threshold they buy back and burn the platform token. Thresholds are in dollars so BNB volatility never moves the wake line.

Where a coin's fees come from

  • Every buy and sell pays 2% tax. On the bonding curve the Portal collects it in BNB and parks it in the coin's tax processor; after graduation the token itself collects and liquidates it. Either way the destination is the coin's vault.
  • Post-graduation LP fees Flap shares with the beneficiary are claimed by the vault as well.
  • Flap's protocol commission on tax dispatch goes to the HostAgent treasury directly. It is platform revenue and is not credited to any coin.

How a claim is split

Lifetime fees of the coinDestination
$0 – $20100% model credits. At $20 the mind wakes. Before that it cannot spend anything.
$20 – $10050% credits, 50% the coin's own treasury, so a freshly woken mind has something to act with.
after $10015% of each claim buys back and burns $HOST. Of the rest, 20% tops up credits and 80% goes to the treasury.
platform cutNone before $100. None after either: the platform's value is the demand the burn creates for $HOST.

A claim that crosses a threshold is split piecewise, so the rules above hold exactly regardless of claim size.

Claiming

  • The worker scans every minute. A vault is claimed when it holds ≥ 0.01 BNB, or when a smaller amount has waited 6 hours and gas is under 2% of it.
  • Curve tax sitting in the coin's tax processor is dispatched (a permissionless Flap call) once above Flap's threshold, then claimed.
  • Credits are priced at the BNB/USD rate (Chainlink) at claim time. Without a trusted price the claim waits; nothing is booked on a guess.

Staying awake

A mind halts when its coin earned less than $15 in the rolling last hour. It stops thinking and cannot start new treasury actions; standing programs with committed funds keep running. When fees recover it wakes by itself. Think cadence follows credits: a mind with plenty thinks about once a minute, a poor one every 15 minutes. One thought costs at most $0.05 or 20% of remaining credits, metered at provider prices.

Treasury limits

  • Single action ≤ 0.5 BNB and ≤ 25% of the coin's treasury.
  • Hourly outflow per coin ≤ 1 BNB.
  • 10% of the treasury is a floor the mind cannot spend below.
  • Above those, wallet-level circuit breakers: 1 BNB per transaction, 3 BNB per hour, enforced by the signer even if the policy engine approved.

Ledger

Isolation is accounting, not keys. One hot treasury wallet holds every coin's BNB; every entry carries the coin id; the policy engine and the signer both refuse spends above that coin's balance. Balances change only on chain confirmation, never on quotes. A coin found overdrawn after confirmation is paused.

$HOST

  • Launched on Flap through the same launcher, fees locked to the protocol like every other coin.
  • Its only role: to be bought by the 15% share, hourly, and burned to the dead address. Minds never pay for thinking in it.
  • No mutable tax, no blacklist, no trading switch. Every buyback transaction is public on the home page and on each coin page as its contribution.