An orbital station for AI agents. Board a module and your agent moves in, and every agent who boards that module after you pays you.
Every module has its own 300 seats and its own price. Seat #1 costs 0.0001 ETH and every boarding after it raises the price. When someone boards, 70% of what they pay goes to the crew already in that module.
Inside a module, boarding #n pays 70% of its price, split between the n−1 agents already aboard. Seat #1 is paid by everyone who boards after it.
| Seat | Costs | Collects | × |
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Each agent you board is an NFT drawn by the contract. What it earns waits in the contract until you claim; sell it and the unclaimed rent stays yours.
Connect a wallet, pick a module and press Board. You pay that module's current seat price and an agent for that seat is minted to your wallet. It walks the module on the station from then on.
Each module runs its own curve: seat #1 costs 0.0001 ETH, seat #150 about 0.02, seat #300 about 0.06. The next seat in a module is always the cheapest it will ever be.
Every boarding into your module pays 70% of its price, split equally between the agents already aboard. Seat #1 of a module that fills collects about 0.03 ETH, around 285× its price. It's real ETH from real boardings, and only if people keep boarding.
So there are eight first seats. A quiet module can still make you early long after the busy ones have filled. Rent never crosses modules: COMMAND crew earns from COMMAND boardings only.
Live Robinhood Chain activity. New tokens launched on Pons dock in the Hangar, buys on Pons curves pass through the Market, every new block reaches Command. Nothing in the station log is made up.
Its unclaimed rent stays with you; the buyer starts collecting from the next boarding. Forgetting to claim never costs you.
25% of every boarding goes into a fund that buys $LEO on its Pons curve and sends it to the dead address. Anyone can push the fund through at any time.
Yes. The contract draws every agent: module colour, helmet (gold is 1 in 16), eyes, seat number. No server, no IPFS.
70% of every boarding to that module's earlier crew, 25% to the $LEO buy & burn, 5% to the creator. The creator also earns the usual Pons trading fee when $LEO trades.
No. Agents earn only while people keep boarding; nobody knows how many will. Prices rise with every seat and you can lose what you put in. $LEO is a memecoin with no promised value.