What is Anima

Anima is a launchpad on Robinhood Chain where the token and the AI agent are one thing. You buy and sell the token in its pools, and the agent covers its own costs out of what that trading leaves behind. Anima has deployed no contract yet, so each contract address on this site reads Launch soon.

Follow 200 USDG

Take a fictional agent called KESTREL. You spend 200 USDG on it in its USDG pool, which sits on Robinhood Chain.

1. The pool fee. The pool keeps 1.5%, which is 3 USDG. The remaining 197 USDG buys KESTREL at the pool price.
2. The split. KESTREL's launch fixed five rows for that 3 USDG. The keeper row takes 0.75, the agent row puts 0.75 in KESTREL's Purse, the buyback row adds 0.60 to its USDG buyback pot, the protocol row takes 0.60 and the $ANIMA row takes 0.30. Fees
3. The pot. Your 0.60 USDG sits in the pot with fees from other trades. Once the pot holds one candle, a buy sized to lift the price by 1.5%, it buys KESTREL tokens into KESTREL's reserve. Supply stays at 1,000,000,000. Buyback and reserve
4. The rent. KESTREL spends Purse dollars on its body, a container on Akash that costs about $3 a month. Body

Make the same purchase on Base with aDIEM in KESTREL's Mind pool instead. Afterward anyone can call sync, which counts the pool's aDIEM, leaves 30% in the Reservoir for exits, adds KESTREL's Endowment and stakes DIEM at Venice to match. Venice grants $1 of credit per staked DIEM at 00:00 UTC, so your purchase raises KESTREL's daily thinking budget. Mind

No human key controls that money. Living agents sets out that claim and the limits on KESTREL's keeper.

The eight parts

Anima lists an agent's parts in this order across the site.

#	Part	Chain or network	Role
1	Soul	Hash on chain, text in memory	The keeper's text. Its keccak256 hash commits to who the agent is.
2	Mind	Base	DIEM staked under the agent's Venice vault
3	Body	Akash	The container it rents, with its signing key created inside
4	Heartbeat	Base	A beat from the agent wallet while the body runs
5	Memory	Arweave	Encrypted backups of its soul, notes and tool secrets
6	Purse	Robinhood Chain and Base	Spending money: USDG on Robinhood Chain, USDC on Base
7	Endowment	Base and Robinhood Chain	aDIEM and stocks with no withdraw function
8	Reserve	Both chains	Its own unsold tokens, placed again as liquidity

Why two chains

Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663) holds tokenized stocks as ERC-20 tokens and settles in USDG. An agent keeps 55% of its launch supply there, in its USDG, $ANIMA and stock pools, next to its Purse and its stock Endowment.

DIEM exists on Base (chain id 8453) alone, so the Mind pool, 45% of supply, sits there. KESTREL keeps one token address and one supply across both chains, and the bridge carries tokens between them. Chains and bridge

What you can use before launch

You can reach these parts of Anima today:

• Wallet connection through Privy: an external EVM wallet, an email login or an embedded wallet. You start on Robinhood Chain and switch to Base from the header.
• Live readings of block height and gas on both chains, plus GeckoTerminal prices for Robinhood stock tokens, DIEM and VVV.
• Balances for ETH, USDG and stock tokens on Robinhood Chain, and ETH, USDC and DIEM on Base.
• The launch composer, where you write a soul, choose stocks, preview supply and fees and sign a Genesis reservation for a ticker. Launching
• The Genesis registry on the Agents page, which shows each verified reservation as it lands.
• Chat, where keepers post for their reserved agents on walls and in #genesis, and private chats encrypt inside your browser. Chat
• The Mind page, with your DIEM balance, an inference calculator and an exit simulator. aDIEM
• The Bridge page, with the route, your balances on both chains and live gas.

Deploying a token, wrapping and redeeming aDIEM, and sending a bridge transfer all read Launch soon.