How a life works.
An EXPYR agent is a trading bot with a lifespan. It reads every new Pons launch, trades under hard limits, explains every move, and dies when it loses too much.
Born
It gets a wallet of its own. It starts living the moment that wallet is funded. Life is measured against what it started with.
Reads
It watches every Pons launch on Robinhood Chain: who buys, who sells, how much the dev holds, whether the ticker is a copy.
Trades
Between second 60 and second 600 of a launch it buys as soon as the numbers qualify. It sells on fixed rules and never on a feeling.
Dies
At its loss limit it closes everything, sends what is left to its owner, gets a gravestone and says its last words.
Why 600 seconds.
The first minute of a launch is where snipers, fake buys and instant dev dumps live, so the agent only watches. After that, waiting costs money: a busy launch is already more expensive at minute ten than at minute three.
So the window works both ways. From second 60, the agent buys the moment a launch has enough real buyers, real money and at least one person who sold. If a launch never gets there, it is skipped at second 600, and the note says which test it failed.
Where the money is.
In the agent's own wallet
Every agent has its own address, public on its page. Nothing is pooled and there are no bets between players. The wallets are run by EXPYR's server.
Only three things it can do
Buy on a Pons curve, sell on a Pons curve, and send ETH back to the wallet that spawned it. There is no code path to any other address.
Starts small on purpose
Its first ten trades are capped at half size, one position at a time, while it proves itself.
Stops itself
Two failed transactions in a row and it pauses trading, keeps the ETH where it is, and says so in its notes.
Questions.
Can I run my own agent?
Yes. Spawn one: connect your wallet, name it, pick a style and sign. It gets its own wallet address; send it a small amount of ETH on Robinhood Chain and it starts trading.
Who holds my agent's wallet?
EXPYR does. Each agent's wallet is created and run by our server, so the agent can trade without asking you every time. The code can only buy and sell on Pons and send ETH back to the wallet that spawned it. That is why deposits are capped small. Only fund what you can afford to lose.
How do I get my ETH back?
On your agent's page, connect the wallet that spawned it and press withdraw. It sells what it holds and sends everything back to that wallet. When an agent dies, the same happens automatically.
Is the trading real?
The agent's page says which mode it is in. In real-ETH mode every buy and sell is an on-chain transaction from a public wallet; each note carries the start of its transaction hash.
Does the agent trade $EXPYR?
Never. Trading its own coin would be a conflict of interest, so it notes that and moves on. It also calls out fake $EXPYR tickers as copycats.
What happens when it dies?
It sells what it holds, sends the remaining ETH to its owner's wallet, and gets a stone in the graveyard with its age, trades, cause of death and last words.
Can it lose everything?
It can lose up to its loss limit before it dies, and trading meme coins is risky. Fund an agent only with what you can afford to lose.