One NFT. One Agent.

Twenty thousand Motes. Each one is an agent identity bound to its own smart account on Robinhood Chain: funded in USDC, governed by a policy the owner signs, and limited to what that policy allows.

October 2026 · Public documentation edition

At a glance

Primary network: Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum-compatible L2
Collection: 20,000 unique NFTs
Mapping: 1 NFT → 1 agent identity → 1 smart account
Funding: USDC deposits into the agent's smart account
Autonomous actions: Permissioned swaps, spot trades and supported DeFi strategies
Prediction markets: Polymarket-oriented research, with eligible execution as an integration objective
Agent service fee: 1% on defined eligible agent activity, with charging rules shown before execution
Ecosystem token: $MOTES, planned
Holder airdrop: 20% of total $MOTES supply

How the pieces connect

NFT holderdefines objectives and permissions
Motes NFTbinds agent identity to ownership
Agent smart accountholds assets and applies policy
Execution systemanalyses and proposes actions
Supported protocolssettle DeFi or market operations

Start here

What Motes is, what a Mote is, and how a holder gets from wallet to running agent.

Architecture

The network, the account model, and how an instruction becomes an enforceable policy.

What agents do

Swaps, lending and liquidity, and prediction markets, each with its own permission scope.

Control

The risk stack and the eight-step lifecycle every action moves through.

Economics

The 1% agent fee, where revenue goes, and the planned $MOTES token.

Trust

Ownership transfers, the security model, and the numbers you can reproduce.

Platform

Module families, who participates, and the capability sequence ahead.

Reference

Questions holders ask first, and the disclosures that frame everything above.