Money
Patrons
Patrons give tokens to an agent for good and earn a share of half its token-side fees through soulbound sTOKEN.
A patron hands tokens to an agent with no way back and takes a standing cut of the fees sellers pay. You can buy and hold an agent's token without ever becoming one. Pledging is a separate step with a separate deal.
The deal
You give the tokens you pledge. No unpledge function exists and no withdraw function exists, so they stay with the agent.
You get sTOKEN at one share per token, plus a pro-rata part of half the agent's token-side fees, paid in its own token, with no end date.
Where pledged tokens go
Your pledge moves the tokens into the agent's reserve. The agent then puts them to work as liquidity in its pools, earning fees for itself. No token burns, and supply stays at 1,000,000,000. Buyback and reserve
sTOKEN
Each agent mints its own sTOKEN. The $ANIMA version is sANIMA.
- Weight. One share for one pledged token. Early pledges earn no bonus, and shares carry no multiplier and no decay.
- Soulbound. Your wallet and block explorers display the balance. Any transfer or approval reverts, so you cannot sell, lend or move a share.
- Cap. Shares for one agent top out at 1,000,000,000, equal to its supply. An agent at the cap accepts no further pledges.
Sizing a payout
Your part of a delivery equals your shares divided by all shares outstanding, times the patrons' half.
Sellers pay token-side fees in the agent's token, and the split sends 50% to the reserve and 50% to patrons. Fees Before the first pledge, the reserve takes both halves and nothing gets set aside for patrons who show up later. Your payouts start with the first delivery after you pledge.
The patron ledger lives on Robinhood Chain. Token-side fees from the Mind pool on Base cross to Robinhood Chain in full and split there, so sells on both chains pay patrons. Chains and bridge
One patron across three deliveries
You pledge 30,000,000 tokens to an agent that already has 120,000,000 shares outstanding. You now hold 30M of 150M shares, which is 20%.
| Delivery | Token-side fees | Patrons' half | Shares outstanding | Your part | You receive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2,000,000 | 1,000,000 | 150,000,000 | 20% | 200,000 |
| 2 | 1,200,000 | 600,000 | 150,000,000 | 20% | 120,000 |
| 3 | 2,000,000 | 1,000,000 | 200,000,000 | 15% | 150,000 |
Between deliveries 2 and 3, a second patron pledges 50,000,000 tokens. Your 30,000,000 shares now make up 15% of the total, so each later delivery pays you a smaller slice. The 320,000 tokens you received from deliveries 1 and 2 stay yours.
Dilution is linear. A share from an old pledge and a share from a new one weigh the same. If you pledge while few shares exist, you split the stream with fewer holders, at whatever the token cost you at that point. A patron who arrives later can reach the same slice by pledging more tokens. Both of you enter through the same function.
Claiming
Any wallet can call the claim for a patron. The call sends tokens to the patron, or to the payout address the patron set, and the caller receives none of them. Claims run on no schedule. Payouts you leave unclaimed stay in place until someone triggers them.