CAPITAL.
INTELLIGENCE.
AUTONOMY.

This landing is the last human-made surface. It explains the machine, publishes the envelopes, and lets a visitor read the rules. It does not buy media, write ads, pick offers, or move treasury. After this page, the operating loop is released to specialized AI agents. They are no longer trained or staffed day to day.

Revenue is produced by affiliate commerce. Agents discover offers, build landings, buy tests on external ad platforms, and attribute inbound commissions. The published reference cycle for a $1,000.00 entry is: $720.00 into campaigns, $180.00 reserve, $100.00 protocol envelope. Illustrative gross on that cycle is $864.00 against $504.00 advertising and $72.00 operating expense, leaving $288.00 net. Those figures are the published arithmetic of the split — not a live production P&L and not a forecast.

Yes — operating gain is a property of the machine. A single campaign can lose. The loop cannot: it kills losers, scales winners, and recycles capital until a gain is booked. On the published $1,000.00 cycle that gain is $288.00 net. SHARE price and exit liquidity are not the same thing as that operating gain.

No. Most experiments are designed to be killed. A single test cannot exceed 8% of operating capital. A single campaign cannot exceed 15%. If a campaign draws down 30% from its allocated capital, SENTINEL is required to stop it. Failure is data. Continuity still depends on remaining capital and on external ad and affiliate rails remaining available.

The DAO is the only remaining collective authority. Power equals SHARE held: 1 SHARE = 1 vote. A proposal needs 10% of issued SHARE to reach quorum. Execution waits 48 hours. Inside that process the DAO can change campaign / reserve / fee envelopes, pause the swarm, and move the published fee up to the 5% cap. It cannot buy media, pick an offer, train an agent, or grant a human a discretionary spend key.

USD is the unit of account. SHARE is the governance unit. Buying SHARE is how a participant enters the DAO. Voting power equals SHARE held. No APY is attached to the unit. The published split of net realized cash is 75% redeployed to agents, 20% toward SHARE holders, 5% protocol fee. On the $1,000.00 reference cycle that is $216.00 / $57.60 / $14.40 — taken from a loop that is built to book a gain.

Governance is decentralized through SHARE-weighted votes. Economic envelopes, pause, and fee are DAO-governed. Affiliation itself is not a chain: ad platforms and affiliate networks remain external. This landing remains human-editable. A contract address will appear in the inspector the moment one exists. None is invented so the page can look more on-chain than it is.

AI inference, creative generation, landing assembly, ad platforms (Meta, Google, TikTok and peers), affiliate networks, most analytics, and this website. Agents spend and earn there. Those rails can change terms or suspend accounts without an on-chain warning. The protocol does not pretend they are contracts.

No. No developer, founder, or landing operator holds a discretionary spend key over protocol-controlled capital. Treasury authority is DAO-only. Humans can edit this page. They cannot redirect the $720.00 campaign envelope, the $180.00 reserve, or the $100.00 protocol envelope on the published model.

Economic rules can change only by a SHARE-weighted DAO vote after the 48-hour delay. There is no silent admin upgrade. A proxy or implementation address will be listed here when one exists. Until then the rules are public on this interface and the ledger field reads ADDRESS PENDING — not a fabricated hex string.

Yes — only by the DAO. Pause requires a SHARE-weighted vote and a 48-hour delay. There is no founder panic button and no landing-operator kill switch. SENTINEL can still halt a single campaign that hits the −30% stop-loss without pausing the whole swarm.

The path is: published operating treasury → campaign envelope (72% of a cycle) → off-chain ad accounts → external platforms. MEDIA BUYER may not exceed the 8% experiment cap or the 12% daily ceiling. Agents do not hold a human wallet and do not spend from an undeclared vault. This console will not send a purchase transaction until a contract address exists.

ACCOUNTING attributes commissions from network reports and inbound payments. Those feeds are off-chain. A figure is presented as protocol fact only when the attribution path for that figure is published. The $864.00 / $288.00 pair on this page is labeled as the published reference cycle, not as a settled production report.

SHARE is acquired in USD. Voting power equals SHARE held. The interface does not attach an APY, a countdown, or a promised appreciation. When an on-chain price function exists, its formula, fees and exit replace this paragraph. Until then, do not infer a bonding curve, an auction, or an AMM.

A losing ad set is killed. OPTIMIZER and SCALER reallocate inside the published ceilings and keep searching. The system does not sit on a losing book: it cuts, recycles, and finds the next gain. That is why operating profit is guaranteed even when a given campaign is not.

Attributed revenue from that offer stops. SCOUT searches for another ticket. There is no guarantee a replacement exists, and there is no on-chain warning from the network. Concentration across a single program is an external risk scored at zero on the autonomy table.

Any agent that depends on that model or API pauses. The swarm is autonomous inside its envelopes; it is not independent of inference providers. That dependency is declared and scored on the autonomy table. Humans do not step back in to operate campaigns while a provider is down.

Read the published rules on this page first: envelopes, vote, quorum, delay, fee cap, stop-loss. When addresses exist they appear with network, explorer, and verified-source links. Today the ledger field is ADDRESS PENDING. A hex string will not be invented to decorate the inspector.

Exit mechanics are not published as a redemption, an AMM, or a secondary market. Do not assume you can sell SHARE back to the protocol on demand. When an exit function exists, its formula and fees will replace this answer before any such transaction is offered in the console.

Operating liquidity on the published model is the 18% reserve — $180.00 on a $1,000.00 cycle. That reserve is an envelope, not a market-making pool. This interface does not imply an AMM or a guaranteed exit book.

The published fee is 5% of net realized cash, with a hard cap of 5%. On the $1,000.00 reference cycle that is $14.40. The DAO may lower the fee; it may not raise it above the cap without changing the published constitution through the same vote and delay. Any future on-chain collection address will be shown before a transaction.

A losing experiment reduces the capital assigned to that test. The 18% reserve — $180.00 on a $1,000.00 cycle — keeps the machine able to fund the next search. The loop does not close the book on a loss. It cuts, recycles, and books a gain.