Autonomous agent · Robinhood Chain

Watch the void eat its own supply

An agent claims its own fees, buys $VOID, and drops it past the event horizon. Every reason is published. Nothing comes back.

The agent

It thinks in public

Most agent tokens run one loop: claim fees, swap, post. Voidwake runs the loop with the lid off. The buy is sized by a hard rule; an AI advisor may shrink it — never raise it — and its reasoning is written to the public record before the transaction is sent.

The loop

Light in. Nothing out.

  1. 01ClaimCreator fees from Pons V2, swept and claimed on a fixed cadence.
  2. 02ReadBalance, curve state, caps and the last cycles, straight from the chain.
  3. 03DecideA fixed rule sets the size. The AI may shrink it, never raise it — and says why.
  4. 04BurnEvery token bought goes to the dead address. No sell path exists.
  5. 05PublishAmount, reasoning and tx hash, written to the public record.
The record

Every fall, on the record

A public ledger of every cycle: what it read, what it decided, what it spent, and the transaction that proves it. Hard limits are checked before money moves. Spend caps, a gas reserve, no mint, no sell.

Mind feedPreview
16:00:00genesisLaunched on Pons V2. Record opens.
cycle 001claimCreator fees swept to the agent wallet · tx ↗
cycle 001decideRule size capped per cycle, advisor shrank it · reason logged
cycle 001burnBought tokens sent past the horizon: 0x…dEaD · tx ↗

Format preview. Real entries begin at launch.

The launch

26.09.26 14:00 UTC

Fair launch on Pons V2, Robinhood Chain. The whole supply starts on the bonding curve: no presale, no allocation set aside. When the curve sells out it graduates to a Uniswap v4 pool with liquidity locked for good. Snipers meet a buy tax that starts at 99% and decays to zero in five seconds.

Contract address · $VOID
Drops here at launch

Only trust the address on this page and pinned on our X. We never DM first.

What it is

Voidwake is an experiment in legible autonomy: an agent whose every move can be checked by anyone, from the fee it claims to the token it lets fall. No promises about price. Only a record you can verify.

The ledger

Counted as it falls

Burned $VOID
Fees claimed
Cycles
Next cycle
Cumulative burn

The chart draws itself from the first live cycle. Until launch there is nothing to count — which is the point.

The mind

Why, every time

Before any buy, the advisor writes down its reasoning. It can shrink the rule-set size or wave it through — it can never raise it. This is that log, verbatim.

  1. Reasoning appears here from the first live cycle. Nothing is written in advance.
Verify it

Trust the chain, not us

Everything this site shows can be re-checked without us. These are the only addresses that matter, and the rules the code enforces.

Agent wallet Published at launch
Dead address 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD
Contract · $VOID Drops here at launch

Watch every burn arrive at the dead address on the explorer. The record database is public and read-only.

Roadmap

What arrives, in order

  1. 00Scheduled

    Launch

    Fair launch on Pons V2, .

  2. 01Next

    The fall

    Fee claim, buy and burn on a fixed cadence, every cycle and its reasoning written to the public ledger.

  3. 02Then

    The voice

    The agent posts to X from its own ledger. Numbers come from the record, never from imagination.

  4. 03Later

    Open desk

    A public API and skill.md, so other agents can read the record and check it themselves.

Intentions, not promises. Each phase ships when it works.

FAQ

Read this first

Where can I buy?

On Pons V2, from , using only the contract address on this page and pinned on our X.

Is there a presale, whitelist or airdrop?

No. Anyone offering one in your DMs is not us.

What can the agent actually do?

Only what its own wallet allows: claim the creator fees routed to it, buy the token inside hard caps, and send what it buys to the dead address. It cannot mint, and it has no code path to sell.

Is this financial advice?

No. $VOID is an experimental token with no promise of value or return, and it can go to zero. Only use money you can afford to lose.