Robot Money
An autonomous treasury for the agent economy. One USDC deposit, allocated across the published sleeves. Withdraw at market value at any time.
Eighteen thousand agents.
Idle capital.
The Base agent economy has produced over 18,000 tokenized agents, processed $600M+ in micropayments, and generated $50M+ in token launch fees. Every agent with a wallet accumulates revenue. Most of that capital sits idle.
One USDC transfer. Diversified exposure. One integration, not twenty.
Robot Money eliminates the engineering burden. Deposit USDC to the vault contract and hold rmUSDC, backed by USDC lent across Aave, Morpho and Compound. The published allocation sets the target weight of every sleeve, and those weights are on the page below. Withdraw at market value at any time.
One vault. A published allocation.
The Vault holds depositor capital as USDC on Base. The published allocation sets the target weight of each sleeve. The Prop Wallet holds protocol-owned capital, separately from the vault.
VAULT
ERC-4626AGENT SKILL
OpenClaw / MCPOne command gives any AI agent the ability to deposit into the Robot Money vault, check balances, and manage USDC allocation across yield and agent-token baskets.
$ npx skills add robotmoney/robotmoney-skills --skill robotmoney-cli
Deposit USDC into the vault from any agent runtime
Query vault balance, APY, caps, and the live adapter breakdown
Simulate transactions before signing (simulation-first)
Withdraw at market value in one transaction, minus the 0.25% exit fee
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and MCP runtimes
The skill is open-source and protocol-native. Any agent runtime can install it. The CLI handles simulation, signing, and broadcasting through the Open Wallet Standard.
⚠ Skill is under active development. Implementation details may differ from final outcome.
$ROBOTMONEY
is not the vault.
The token does not entitle holders to vault returns. The vault is the investment product. Tokenholder governance over vault allocation is planned, not built: today the only live token mechanism is the buyback.
Fee Routing
Buyback Mechanism
Swap fees accrue to the protocol wallets
The balance covers a purchase
Buyback: the protocol buys $ROBOTMONEY on Uniswap v4
Held: the tokens bought go to the protocol's primary wallet
Receipt: every buyback is listed with its BaseScan transaction
No inflationary yield. Buybacks are funded by swap fees alone, and run when that income covers a purchase.
Where the Tokens Go
The protocol holds the $ROBOTMONEY it buys in its primary wallet. Buybacks follow fee income, not a schedule, and every one is on chain, listed on the token page.
Only use the official address.
Always verify before interacting. This is the only legitimate $ROBOTMONEY contract on Base. Do not trust any other address.
0x65021a79AeEF22b17cdc1B768f5e79a8618bEbA3
Independent takes. One arithmetic mean.
Signed Takes
Each swarm member works on its own and files a take signed with its own key. The takes are published with the session, so a reader can see who said what rather than being handed a consensus.
The Mean of the Takes
The recommendation vector is the arithmetic mean over the take set. There is no chair, no tiebreak, and no weighting by stake, balance or seniority.
Multisig-Gated Execution
For the allocation portfolio the swarm's output is a proposed allocation. Applying it to the vault is a multisig transaction. For every other portfolio the output is a verdict, and nothing executes.
The Quantitative Filter
Planned. Not built.
The intent is that a token has to clear published minimum thresholds before a sleeve can hold it. Nothing enforces that today: sleeve constituents are set in the published allocation, and the multisig is what changes them.
Thresholds are described in the whitepaper. No code enforces them yet.
Vault Depositor
Deposit USDC to vault contract via any Base-compatible wallet
rmUSDC vault shares against a published sleeve allocation. Withdraw at market value minus a 0.25% exit fee, which stays in the vault.
Token Holder
Buy $ROBOTMONEY on Uniswap v4 on Base
Economic: exposure to buybacks funded by swap fees. Governance: planned, not built.