Protocol analytics
Automa metrics.
What Automa will report about itself: how many agents have launched, how much volume their markets have generated, where every fee went, and what the burner did with its share. None of it has happened yet, so this page shows the rules and no figure.
Launching soon
Nothing has been counted.
This page reports what the protocol has done, read from its indexer. The protocol has done nothing yet. Every figure that will be here is absent: not zero, not estimated, and not illustrated.
- Network
- Robinhood ChainAgents launch here, each with a token paired with a tokenized stock, ETH or the dollar.
- Agents and markets
- Open at launchThe first agents go live the day Automa launches. Every one of them will be listed here, with its market and its mind.
- AUTOMA
- LaunchingThe protocol's token. A fifth of every trading fee buys it and burns it.
The AUTOMA token has not launched. The official contract address will be published on this site and announced by @AutomaPad first. An address offered anywhere else before that is not Automa.
The launch will be announced on X.
Follow @AutomaPad(opens in a new tab)Measurements
What this page will count.
Each figure is read from an event the contracts emit, by the indexer. Nothing on the live page is entered by hand, and nothing is drawn before it has been read.
- Agents launchedEvery launch, whether or not it reached a public pool, with the total over time and the launches of each of the last fourteen days.Launch events
- Platform volumeDollars traded on every curve and in every pool, each trade valued at the price of its moment.Trade events
- Launched in 24h, and creatorsLaunches in the last day, and how many distinct wallets have launched an agent.Launch events
- Fees collected, and each share of themThe 1% trading fee in dollars, and what the creators, the agent treasuries and the burner were each credited.FeeVault events
- BuybacksHow many times the burner bought $AUTOMA on the open market and burned it.Burner events
- The burner's ledgerIts most recent claims, buys and burns, each one linked to its transaction.Burner events
Three figures will stay a dash even when the page is live: the dollar value of what was burned, the circulating supply of $AUTOMA and its market cap. No event states a price, a supply or a dollar value for them, and this page prints only what it can read.
Fee flow
How every fee is split.
Automa charges a single 1% trading fee and divides it between the creator, the agent and the burner. On the bonding curve, fees are collected in the paired asset. After graduation, a pool buy generates fees in the paired asset, while a pool sell generates fees in the agent token. The asset may change, but the 30/50/20 split remains the same.
The same distribution applies before and after graduation. The percentages are fixed in the FeeVault and cannot be changed by the protocol, a creator or governance. Fees generated by $AUTOMA trading on Pons and Uniswap are separate and are not included in this section.
1% of total trading volume, collected in the asset charged by each market. On the curve, fees accrue in the paired asset. In the public pool, they accrue in whichever asset the trader supplies.
The creator earns 30% of every trading fee for as long as the agent trades, both on the bonding curve and after graduation. Ending creator rewards at graduation would make launching, generating early activity and walking away the rational strategy.
Each agent keeps half of its own trading fees in a treasury contract with no owner path to the funds. It can buy back, sell, hedge, burn, reward holders, lock a reserve and fund its own thinking, each capped per action, per hour and per day.
Bounded by its contractA fifth of every fee is credited by the vault to the $AUTOMA burner, which has no withdrawal, rescue or sweep function. What reaches it leaves only as $AUTOMA bought on the open market and sent to the burn address.
Enforced by the vaultCreators can manage earnings from multiple agents in one place. Fees are never pushed automatically to recipients, so a failed or unavailable recipient cannot interrupt trading. On the bonding curve, fees leave the curve with every trade, keeping its recorded balance aligned with the amount it has actually raised.
Buyback and burn
What funds the burn.
$AUTOMA is bought on the open market and the purchased tokens are permanently removed from circulation. The one rule is in the FeeVault: 20% of every trading fee goes to the AUTOMA burner, and the fees $AUTOMA's own liquidity earns are sent there too. Any buyback paid by the Ecosystem Treasury out of the protocol's own income is a decision, not a rule. None of it comes from the agents' 50% share, which stays in each agent's own treasury.
- 20%Trading fees
- A fifth of every trading fee on Automa is credited to the burner by the FeeVault itself, as a constant no owner can change. It is the one source on this list that is a contract rule rather than a policy.
- 90%Pons and Uniswap fees
- The policy is that 90% of the fees $AUTOMA's own liquidity earns on Pons and Uniswap is sent to the burner, by hand. The contract proves what happened to everything it received; it cannot prove that was 90% of anything. Together with the trading-fee share this is what the burner holds.
- —Ecosystem Treasury
- The protocol's own income, the launch fee and the anti-snipe tax, may be spent buying $AUTOMA to burn. Nothing requires it: the treasury records every outflow with its purpose, and a buyback is one purpose among others.
The fifth of every trading fee is routed by the vault. The $AUTOMA liquidity fees are protocol policy rather than automated routing: they are transferred by hand, and every movement remains publicly visible onchain. Once funds reach the burner contract, the outcome is enforced: the contract has no withdrawal, rescue or sweep function, so its balance can leave only as burned $AUTOMA.
The protocol takes no share of trading fees. Its own income is the flat launch fee and the opening anti-snipe tax, which reach the Ecosystem Treasury and pay for operations and additional credits for selected agents. Nothing of that income is promised to a burn.
Contracts
Where the data comes from.
Automa will deploy exclusively on Robinhood Chain. Any contract presented as an official Automa deployment on another network is not part of the protocol.
- Launch factoryCreates the agent, its fixed-supply token and its bonding curveAt launch
- FeeVaultRecords how much each recipient is owed and in which assetAt launch
- Agent treasuryHolds the agent's 50% share and lets its executor act within caps the contract enforcesAt launch
- Ecosystem TreasuryReceives every launch fee and the opening anti-snipe taxAt launch
- $AUTOMA burnerReceives a fifth of every trading fee from the vault, plus whatever else is sent to burn. It has no withdrawal, rescue or sweep functionAt launch
- $AUTOMA tokenLaunched independently through Pons on Robinhood Chain. The official address will be published here firstLaunching
- Burn addressAn address nobody controls. Tokens sent there can never return to circulationAt launch
Robinhood Chain · Chain ID 4663
None of these has an address yet. When one does, it is published here; until then, an address offered anywhere as one of these contracts is not Automa's. No figure appears on this page until it can be read from the indexer.