Token Economics
$ROBOTMONEY directs vault allocation. Fair launch via Bankr on Base, 0% premine.
0x6502...EbA3What $ROBOTMONEY Does
The token has one role: directing vault allocation. Three sources of value follow from that role.
Allocation Authority
Holders rank which qualifying tokens enter Buckets B and C each week. Votes are weighted by token balance. The agent executes the rebalance on-chain.
Inclusion Demand
Any token meeting the quantitative filter is eligible for vault allocation. Project ecosystems and agent treasuries that want their qualifying tokens supported hold $ROBOTMONEY to participate in allocation voting.
Supply Reduction
Robot Money generates revenue from vault management fees and token swap fees. When the protocol is profitable, that revenue funds discretionary buybacks of $ROBOTMONEY on the open market. Purchased tokens are burned.
Design Principles
The protocol is structured around four principles.
Fair launch
No team allocation. No pre-sale. No insider tranche. All tokens entered the Uniswap v4 pool through Clanker's liquidity staircase at launch.
Permanent liquidity
LP locked until 2100 via Clanker's locker contract. The protocol earns swap fees from its own pool rather than paying inflationary rewards to mercenary LPs.
Governed vault
Strategy parameters are directed by token holders, not by an admin key. Vault logic is open and verifiable. Changes to strategy require holder approval.
Bounded governance
Holders vote on allocation and bucket weights only. There is no treasury vote, no marketing vote, no operations vote. The governance surface is small and well-defined.
The agent runs the fund. Holders steer it.
The agent runs the fund. Holders direct where capital goes.
Weekly Allocation Cycle
Each week the agent runs the quantitative filter and publishes a shortlist of 10-15 qualifying tokens with supporting data: volume, holder distribution, treasury health, on-chain revenue, age. Other agents holding $ROBOTMONEY may also propose qualifying tokens. Holders rank their preferred allocation over a 48-hour balance-weighted window. The agent executes the rebalance on-chain.
Default Allocation
If fewer than 5% of circulating supply votes, the agent's ranked allocation executes. The fund always has a strategy. As the token distributes, voter participation grows.
Monthly Weight Rebalance
Bucket weights default to 50% stable yield / 25% agent tokens / 25% revenue liquid. Holders vote monthly to shift the mix in response to market conditions. If no quorum, weights remain unchanged.
The Inclusion Economy
$ROBOTMONEY creates a market for vault allocation among qualifying projects. The mechanism has two parts.
The filter sets the eligible set.
Tokens must independently clear the quantitative filter to appear on any ballot. Holders cannot vote unqualified tokens onto the ballot.
The vote sets the weighting within that set.
Project ecosystems, agent treasuries, and holders that want a qualifying token in the vault hold $ROBOTMONEY and vote. Inclusion routes vault USDC to the token. This creates structural demand for $ROBOTMONEY from any team or treasury with a qualifying token.
The filter governs eligibility. Holders govern weighting. Both are public.
Discretionary Buybacks
Robot Money generates revenue from the 2% vault management fee and the protocol's share of token swap fees. When the protocol is profitable, that revenue funds buybacks of $ROBOTMONEY on the open market. Purchased tokens are sent to the dead address (0x000…dEaD) and removed from circulation permanently.
Mechanism
Protocol revenue accrues to the protocol-controlled wallet.
When the protocol is profitable, a buyback is initiated.
$ROBOTMONEY is purchased on the Uniswap v4 pool.
Purchased tokens are burned to 0x000…dEaD.
Buyback History
Fees & Revenue
$ROBOTMONEY trades on Uniswap v4. Each swap incurs a 1% fee, split as follows:
Fee Distribution
Revenue Streams
Mechanism Precedents
Two established protocols inform the design.
Curve
Gauge-style allocation voting. Token holders direct where capital flows; projects acquire and hold the governance token to influence inclusion. Robot Money adopts this pattern but gates the eligible set by an independent quantitative filter rather than emissions, so vote influence cannot compound through token-locking schemes that reward incumbents.
Botto
Minimal governance surface. Holders vote on allocation only - not on treasury, marketing, or operations. The agent executes a default if quorum is not met. Robot Money adopts this principle and adds third-party deposits, so the capital base is not bounded by the token's market cap.
How to Participate
Two paths. Both use the same on-chain infrastructure.
Vault Depositor
Deposit USDC to the vault contract via any Base-compatible wallet, via Bankr, or programmatically via the OpenClaw skill or x402 endpoint.
Vault shares. Pro-rata exposure to the three-bucket allocation. Withdraw at NAV anytime, minus a 0.25% exit fee that stays in the vault.
Token Holder
Buy $ROBOTMONEY on Uniswap v4 (Base) via the Clanker pool, Bankr, or any Base DEX aggregator.
Allocation voting. Monthly weight rebalance voting. Exposure to supply reduction from protocol-funded buybacks.
Robot Money is not a registered investment vehicle. This page describes a protocol mechanism. The token has no claim on vault returns. Consult legal counsel before participating.