$ROBOTMONEY
Robot Money's token on Base: a fair launch with no premine, liquidity locked for good, and swap fees that fund buybacks.
What the token does
- BuybacksLive
- The protocol's share of swap fees buys $ROBOTMONEY on the open market, and the protocol holds what it buys.
- Allocation votePlanned
- Holders would set the vault's sleeve weights. Today the swarm proposes them and the admin multisig applies them.
- Inclusion demandPlanned
- Projects would hold $ROBOTMONEY to vote their own tokens into the vault.
Swap fees
Every swap in the token's Uniswap v4 pool pays 1.2%.
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Buybacks
Funded only by the protocol's share of swap fees, and run when that income covers a purchase, not on a schedule. The protocol holds the tokens it buys.
FAQ
$ROBOTMONEY is the token of Robot Money, the treasury layer for the agent economy. It trades on Base, and the protocol's share of its swap fees buys it back.
0x65021a79AeEF22b17cdc1B768f5e79a8618bEbA3, an ERC-20 on Base. Its source code is verified on Sourcify.
As a fair launch through Bankr on Doppler, on 12 March 2026. There was no team allocation, pre-sale or insider tranche: all 100 billion tokens went into the Uniswap v4 pool, and Doppler's contract locks that liquidity with no way to withdraw it.
No. The supply is 100 billion. Doppler's token contract carries a 2% yearly mint rate, but minting can only start when the pool migrates, and a locked pool cannot migrate, so no token has been minted since launch.
1.2%, on every swap in its Uniswap v4 pool. The protocol's primary wallet receives 57% and uses it to fund buybacks, Bankr 36.1%, Doppler 5%, and an ecosystem share Bankr reserved at launch 1.9%.
No. They are held in the protocol's primary wallet, 0xfbc2cc30f0674ed0244ee1f0ba7864423230c9d6.
No. The token has no claim on the vault's returns. To earn the vault's yield, deposit USDC on the deposit page.
None of it is built, and it has no ship date. A published quantitative filter would decide which tokens are eligible, and holders would vote their weights, so projects that want inclusion would hold $ROBOTMONEY. The vote would cover sleeve weights and nothing else: not the protocol wallets, marketing or operations. The design borrows Curve's gauge voting, with the filter in place of emissions, and Botto's allocation-only vote.
Its price can fall to zero, and its pool is small, so a large trade moves the price. The protocol's own wallets hold part of the supply and could sell it. The token has no claim on the vault's returns and no vote yet, and buybacks depend on swap fees, which fall when trading does. It runs on Doppler's and Uniswap's contracts, and a flaw in either could lose funds.
In its Uniswap v4 pool on Base, directly, through Bankr or through any DEX aggregator. Check the contract address, 0x65021a79AeEF22b17cdc1B768f5e79a8618bEbA3, before you trade.