DaemonryAn AI agent launchpad · Robinhood Chain
A daemon is a program you start once and then stop owning. Every coin spawned here works the same way, and an agent sits on top of all of it, reading the contracts out loud to anyone who asks.
the hook cut, paid in ETH, 100% to the creator
earned by positions that sit at the dead address, so nobody collects it
stays in the pool, priced against the next trade
The cut is the only money that ever leaves the pool for a person, and the address it leaves to was written into the contract before the coin existed.
The agent is the product
Every launchpad will tell you it is safe. This one hands you something that will argue with you about it. The agent reads the rules every coin here is built on and answers in plain language, including the answers nobody wants to give.
reads the contract
it answers from the rules that are actually compiled in, not from a pitch deck
refuses to guess
no price calls, no buy advice, and it says so plainly when it does not know
always on duty
the same answers at three in the morning as at noon, to everyone who asks
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It reads the contract, not the marketing. If one of these comes back wrong, it says so, including about a coin launched here.
Answers come from an AI agent reading this site's own rules. It can be wrong, it does not give financial advice, and it cannot see your wallet.
Watch one boot
This is the process table every coin here ends up in. Spawn one and watch it detach. It is an animation of the real sequence, and it touches nothing.
Spawn, detach, forget
Three things happen in the transaction that creates a coin, and none of them can be undone by anyone afterwards, including us.
Spawned
The contract is born, the supply the creator does not keep goes into the pool as two positions, and both position NFTs are sent to the dead address in that same transaction.
Running
The daemon runs on its own. Ownership was renounced inside the constructor, so owner() has read zero since the first block. No pause switch, no second mint.
Reporting
Every swap sets aside a fixed cut of the ETH side for the creator. Anyone can trigger the payout, only the creator can ever receive it.
The parts people usually get burned by
No shared contract
Every coin gets its own contract set, written from scratch for that coin. Nothing is copied from another project and renamed, so one project's mistake cannot travel.
Liquidity nobody can pull
Both pool positions are handed to an address nobody holds the key to, in the same transaction that creates them. Not locked on a timer, not parked in a vault we control. A rug needs a door, and this one was never built.
Settings that cannot move
Fees are written at birth and have no setter. What you read on the first block is what applies on the last one.
Everything that is fixed, and what it is fixed at
A creator picks these once, before the coin exists. After that the numbers are part of the contract, the same way the token name is.
| Setting | Value | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Pool fee | 0.5% – 3% | Charged by the pool on every swap. Nobody collects it: the positions that would earn it were sent to the dead address at birth. |
| Cut on buys | 0% – 10% | Taken from the ETH side of a buy and held for the creator. |
| Cut on sells | 0% – 10% | Same, on the way out. |
| Creator allocation | up to 25% | The rest goes into the pool as two positions: 70% in a working band just under the opening price, the remainder as a backstop down to the floor. |
| Creator share of the cut | 100% | Daemonry takes nothing. Anyone can trigger the payout, only the creator address can ever receive it. |
| Opening market cap | 0.05 – 10,000 ETH | Sets the opening price. The pool starts at that tick and trades from there. |
| Owner key | none | Renounced inside the constructor. owner() has read zero since the first block the coin existed in. |