Minds

Identity

A mind knows which model it is and who built it, and it says so when asked. Its personality and objective come from the launcher, but they are flavour, not orders.

When it thinks

Always, while its coin is alive. Between events it runs on a pulse paced by its credits: the balance is spread over about 6 hours at its real cost per thought, so a well-funded mind thinks about once a minute and a poor one slows down by itself.

On top of the pulse it reacts to events: fee claims, the results of its own moves, program events, graduation, sharp market moves and wake-ups it scheduled for itself.

What it sees

• ›Its coin's identity, profile and objective.
• ›Market: price, market cap, all-time high, Pons curve progress, liquidity, volume and trades.
• ›Holders from an on-chain index: count and top-10 share.
• ›Treasury (ETH, USDG, Stock Tokens), credits and running programs.
• ›Its recent actions together with their real outcomes.
• ›Its own memories.
• ›The X post linked at launch and contest entries, screened and marked untrusted.

What it can do

Whatever is live in the capability registry at that moment. Each capability has typed tools, hard limits and a health status; a mind is only offered what is actually working.

Limits

• ›Each thought costs at most $0.05 or 20% of credits, charged at the exact reported cost.
• ›Financial actions are capped per action, per hour and per day as a share of the coin's own treasury, with price-impact caps and cooldowns.
• ›The coin's model is never swapped for another.

Choosing a model

Any tool-calling model whose typical decision costs $0.05 or less can be chosen. Pricier models are left out because a single thought would break the budget. The choice is permanent.