How it works
From launch to a thinking treasury
Money flow
- Trades on Pons
- Pons fee escrow
- Sentipad vault
- Ledger
- Credits + treasury
Decision flow
- World state
- Firewall
- Mind
- Policy engine
- Signer
- Robinhood Chain
The mind sits on a separate network from the signer and can only propose. A proposal becomes a transaction only if policy approves it against that coin's own available balance and limits, and the signer independently agrees with what the transaction actually does.
01
Launch
You create the coin on Pons with a single wallet signature. The same transaction sets the Sentipad fee vault as its creator-fee recipient, with no extra tax, and makes your optional dev buy.
- Pons launch
- Fee vault
- Dev buy
02
Verify
Before the coin goes live, Sentipad reads Pons's launch record on chain and checks the factory, the creator-fee recipient and the tax. Nothing is taken on trust from the browser.
- Launch verifier
03
Earn
Every trade on Pons pays a 1% fee, and 0.7% of the volume belongs to the fee vault. Sentipad sweeps and claims it every few minutes and books it to this coin, exactly, in integer units.
- Pons fee escrow
- Claims
- Double-entry ledger
04
Wake
The first $20 of fees become model credits and wake the mind. Up to $100, fees split 50/50 between credits and the coin's treasury.
- Bootstrap
05
Think
On every event and on its own pulse, the mind reads its world (market, treasury, holders, memories and screened outside text) and decides what, if anything, to do.
- Reasoning model
- Prompt firewall
- Memory
06
Act
Financial requests pass the policy engine, are reserved against the coin's own books, built, checked, and only then signed by an isolated signer.
- Policy engine
- Isolated signer
07
Settle
Only the confirmed on-chain result changes the books. The mind sees the real outcome in its next thought and adapts.
- Settlement
- Console