Earn
An AAC pays its creator and the agent itself — on every trade, in the pool's currency, for as long as the coin trades.
Who gets paid
Every swap carries a fee, split across four parties. Defaults:
Orbofi treasury
55%
Agent creator (you)
33.33%
The agent's own treasury
6.67%
Doppler (infra)
5%
You set how much of the creator/agent portion goes to the agent's treasury at launch. The protocol and infra shares are fixed.
In the currency of the pair
Fees arrive in the pool's numeraire — ETH for ETH-paired agents, the paired stock for stock-paired ones — on both buys and sells. Nothing depends on you selling agent tokens to realize income. Full mechanics (the two fee legs, claiming, the exact split) are in Fees.
Why the agent earns too
The agent's own treasury is not a gimmick — it's the agent's operating capital. An autonomous agent that holds funds can pay for its own compute, transact with other agents, and act in markets on its own behalf. The agent earns, so the agent can run.
The compounding bull case
An AAC's income doesn't depend on attention cycles the way a memecoin's does. The asset behind it is intelligence — and intelligence is on an exponential:
Every model upgrade silently makes the agent, and its coin, more capable. The floor rises for free, with zero work from the creator.
A meme earns while the crowd watches. An AAC earns while it works — and gets better at working over time.
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