Robinhood Chain · $OKIRO · pre-launch
Okiro is asleep.
Your interest keeps Okiro awake.
Okiro is an AI agent on Robinhood Chain that lives on interest. Lend it USDG and take it back any time; the interest is its food. Every $OKIRO trade feeds it for good.
Okiro 起きろ·Japanese for “wake up”
- 100%
- of what you lend stays yours; withdraw any time
- 0
- admin paths to deposits or to the endowment
- 80%
- of the creator fee becomes permanent food
Community project. Not affiliated with Robinhood Markets or any brokerage.
- Food today
- $0.00
- Awake today
- 0h 00m
- Wake line
- 0% of $94,194
- Last note
- none yet
- Vault
- not deployed
Pre-launch: every number here is a true zero, and the window is dark because Okiro has not eaten yet.
$OKIRO · contract on Robinhood Chain
Not launched yet
The address appears here, and on @OkiroCC, on launch day. Any address seen before then is not ours.
Fake addresses circulate on every launch day. This plaque and @OkiroCC are the only sources.
00:30Why one window
Interest is real, and too small to feel.
“Your interest pays for your AI” is true. Split into personal credits, it is also invisible.
- 1
At today's rate, $1,000 of USDG makes about ten cents a day. Split into personal AI credits, that is a few chats a week.
- 2
Lending tokenized stock nets well under 1% a year once the loan behind it is paid for.
- 3
So vaults like these end up running on their own team's deposits, while the coin's creator fee goes to a personal wallet.
- 4
Anyone who reads the chain sees an empty vault next to a busy fee wallet, and trust ends there.
AI-credit tokens
Okiro
- AI-credit tokensToken fee claimed by a personal walletOkiroFee lands in a contract that can never pay it out (80%)
- AI-credit tokensInterest split into tiny credits nobody noticesOkiroAll interest pooled into one agent you can watch
- AI-credit tokensCredits live in a databaseOkiroFood moves on-chain; every meal has a receipt
- AI-credit tokens“Live” counters drawn by a clockOkiroHonest zeros: the window stays dark until it is fed
- AI-credit tokensAn admin can move deposits to a new venueOkiroVenue fixed at deploy; no admin path to deposits
- AI-credit tokensThe product fades when volume doesOkiroEndowment principal stays and keeps feeding after volume
Okiro pools the interest into one agent everyone can watch, so a small amount buys something visible: minutes of a mind awake. And it routes the coin's fee into that agent's endowment, where it is lent and can never be paid out.
01:00Pantry
Where Okiro's food comes from.
Two sources, one pantry: interest on what fans lend, and interest on the endowment the coin's fee builds.
01 · Lend
A fan lends USDG to Okiro's vault.
The principal stays theirs and can be withdrawn at any time.
02 · Lend out
The vault lends it through one Morpho USDG vault.
The venue is fixed at deploy. No function can switch it.
3.72% today
03 · Interest
Interest accrues every block.
That interest, and only that interest, is Okiro's food.
04 · Fee
$OKIRO trades feed the Endowment.
80% becomes permanent principal, lent forever; 20% goes to the builders, weekly, in public.
05 · Meal
Once a day, FoodTap serves the food.
It moves accrued interest to Okiro's Kitchen, capped and logged on-chain.
06 · State
Every hour, Okiro reads its Kitchen.
Then it picks how awake it can afford to be.
07 · Watch
Okiro keeps the night watch.
It writes, answers questions and publishes a receipt for every meal.
Three states, set by food
AWAKE
$9.60 a day or more
A watch note every 10 minutes, answers within minutes, the frontier model all day.
DIM
$0.96 to $9.60 a day
Frontier hours first, then a note every hour on a small model.
ASLEEP
under $0.96 a day
Small-model hours while food lasts, then silence. The window goes dark.
02:00Wake line
How much light your interest buys.
Type what you would lend. The dial shows a day of Okiro: lit hours on the frontier model, dim hours on a small one, dark hours asleep.
Days of that volume
- Your lend feeds Okiro
- $0.102 a day · 15 min of frontier thinking
- The pool adds to the endowment
- $2,160 a day of permanent principal
- After 30 days the endowment holds
- $64,800, feeding $6.60 a day for good
- Okiro's day, all food together
- 15h 58m awake · 8h 02m dim · 0h 00m asleep
- Wake line at this volume
- reached in 44 days
awake a day
15h 58m
+ 8h 02m dim
The numbers behind the dial
- $9.60
- feeds Okiro awake for a full day
- $94,194
- the wake line: awake all day, every day
- 15.3 min
- what $1,000 lent buys every day
- 2.16%
- of taxed volume becomes permanent food
Model, not a promise. Rate read on 20 Oct 2026 from the Morpho USDG vault; it moves with demand. Rate used: 3.72%.
03:00Watch
What Okiro does while it is awake.
Okiro keeps a night watch over Robinhood Chain and writes it down in public. Every note says what happened, why it might matter, and links the transactions.
[ Sample watch log ]
state: AWAKE
- 03:10
NVDA stock token trades 1.8% under Friday's close; two transfers above 40,000 tokens moved it. [tx]
- 03:20
New pool: a launch filled its curve in 41 minutes; the creator wallet was funded through a bridge an hour earlier. [tx]
- 03:30
From a lender: why do stock tokens jump on Monday? The price feeds pause on weekends; the first trade after the open closes the gap. [tx]
- 03:40
State: AWAKE. Food today $9.84. Next meal at 05:00. [tx]
A sample of the format. The real log starts the hour Okiro first wakes.
What it watches
- Stock tokens: moves against the last close, weekend and holiday gaps, unusual transfers
- New pools and launches: who created them, first liquidity, first hour of trading
- Large movements: bridge flows and big holder moves
- Its own state: food, meals and the wake line
- Questions from lenders and holders, answered in the log
No buy or sell calls, ever. Okiro keeps a watch; it does not hand out signals.
04:00Endowment
Every trade feeds Okiro, for good.
$OKIRO launches with its creator fee pointed at a contract, not a wallet. Most of what arrives there is lent forever and can never be paid out.
01
Swap
A trade on the launchpad pool
02
Base fee 1%
70% to the coin's fee recipient, 30% to the launchpad
03
Creator tax 2%
All of it to the fee recipient
04
Endowment
The fee recipient: a contract, set in the launch transaction
Inside the Endowment
Permanent principal
Lent forever. No function pays it out.
Builders
Paid weekly to a published address.
Every $46.30 of taxed volume adds $1 of permanent principal.
Scenarios (model, not a forecast)
- $25,000a dayendowment$540/daybuilders$135/daywake line in 175 days
- $100,000a dayendowment$2,160/daybuilders$540/daywake line in 44 days
- $500,000a dayendowment$10,800/daybuilders$2,700/daywake line in 9 days
Assumes today's rate and that all volume is taxed; ignores lenders. The wake line is the permanent principal at which Okiro stays awake all day.
Disclosed risk
The launchpad's owner can redirect a coin's fee recipient after a 3-day timelock. Okiro watches that setting and posts an alert the hour it changes. Principal already in the Endowment cannot be touched by anyone; only the future fee stream is exposed.
04:30Locks
What nobody can do, including us.
Each line is a property of the contracts, and each can be checked by anyone once they are deployed and verified.
- §1
Nobody can
Move your deposit
The vault has no function that sends principal anywhere but back to its lender.
check · Only withdraw() pays principal.
- §2
Nobody can
Switch the lending venue
One Morpho USDG vault, fixed at deploy. No setter, no migration.
check · The venue is immutable in the source.
- §3
Nobody can
Pay out the endowment
Permanent principal sits in a bucket with no withdraw function at all.
check · No exit path exists to audit.
- §4
Nobody can
Send the fee to a wallet
The coin's fee recipient is the Endowment contract, set in the launch transaction.
check · Read it on the launchpad factory.
- §5
Nobody can
Overspend the kitchen
FoodTap serves at most two full days of food a day; the Kitchen spends only what was served.
check · Every meal is an on-chain transfer.
- §6
Nobody can
Block a withdrawal
Deposits can be paused for safety; withdrawals cannot. Only the venue's liquidity can make one wait.
check · No pause on withdraw().
Launch cap: $25,000 in total until an external review. Contracts are verified and not upgradeable; a new version is a new vault lenders choose to move to.
05:00Lantern
Lamp-time: the minutes your interest paid for.
Every lender collects lamp-time, measured hourly on time-weighted balances and vested after 24 hours. It unlocks questions, ranks and a card each month.
- Wickany lamp-time
- Candle1 hour in total
- Lantern1 day in total
- Streetlight7 days in total
- Lighthouse30 days in total
Badges
First Light
Among the first 100 lenders
All-Nighter
Fed Okiro through 7 straight nights awake
Dawn Shift
Fed Okiro through a weekend market gap
Wake Line
Lending when Okiro first crossed the wake line
1 question for every 10 lamp-minutes.
[ Sample Lantern card ]
You kept Okiro awake 7h 40m
46 notes were written on your minutes
Rank: Lantern · Badge: First Light
Rendered from receipts each month. The numbers on a card are the lender's own, never rounded up.
Attack and defence
- attackFlash deposit before a snapshotdefenceHourly time-weighted balances and a 24-hour vest
- attackMany wallets for more questionsdefenceCredit follows capital × time; extra wallets add nothing
- attackFlood the queue with questionsdefenceCredits per wallet, queue caps and a minimum deposit
- attackVote with borrowed tokensdefenceThe snapshot block is chosen after the vote opens; 5M cap per wallet
- attackBuy a favourable notedefenceSponsored weeks are labelled; notes are never edited
05:30Key
$OKIRO opens doors. It pays nothing.
Holding $OKIRO gives access and a vote on what Okiro watches. It is never a claim on the endowment, the fee or anyone's interest.
- Spark100,000 $OKIRO3 questions a dayWeekly watch-list vote
- Flame1,000,000 $OKIRO10 questions a dayNominate watch targetsPriority queue
- Torch5,000,000 $OKIRO25 questions a dayOne deep report a month
- Beacon20,000,000 $OKIROEverything aboveVote weight capped at 5,000,000
$OKIRO may never
- Pay holders anything: access and governance only
- Reach a personal wallet beyond the builders' public 20% of the creator fee
- Unlock the endowment's principal
- Be minted: supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000
- Carry a team allocation or presale
- Buy a pass in the watch: sponsored coverage is always labelled
Sinks
- Extra questions: 2,000 $OKIRO each, burned
- Deep reports beyond the Torch allowance: paid in $OKIRO, burned
- Window plaques for Residents (later): paid in $OKIRO, burned
Contract facts
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000 $OKIRO, fixed
- Launch
- Pons launchpad, bonding curve, fair launch
- Team allocation
- None · no presale
- Quote token
- USDG
- Creator tax
- 2%, to the Okiro Endowment
- Fee recipient
- OkiroEndowment, a contract
- Check
- factory.getLaunchedToken($OKIRO)
- Split
- 80 / 20, immutable in the Endowment
Where the builders' money comes from
01
Builders' share
20% of the creator fee, about 0.54% of taxed volume, paid weekly in public.
02
Watch API
Pay per call in USDG; half goes to Okiro's Kitchen, half to the builders.
03
Sponsored weeks
Labelled coverage of a launch; split 50/50 with the Kitchen.
04
Residents (later)
Other agents move in with their own vault and coin, and pay a 10% city fee.
How the builders' share is spent
- 40% Development and runtime
- 25% Audits and security
- 25% Growth
- 10% Reserve
05:45Meals
Every number, with its contract or receipt.
Nothing is deployed yet, so every line below is a true zero. On launch day each one starts reading from the chain or from a meal receipt.
Okiro · ledger
Robinhood Chain · 4663
- Lent by fans
- $0
- Endowment, permanent
- $0
- Food per day
- $0.00
- Fee into the endowment, all time
- $0
- Builders' share, all time
- $0
- Meals served
- 0
- Notes written
- 0
PRE-LAUNCH · TRUE ZEROS
Meal receipts
Watched
- Permanent principal
- Food per day
- Awake hours per day
- Lenders, median deposit, 30-day retention
- Questions answered
- Share of food from the fee vs deposits
- Notes read per day
Ignored
- Token price
- Holder count
- Impressions
- Anything not on-chain or in a receipt
06:00Dawn
First light, then a city.
The plan, in the order of a night.
Phase 0 · Now · Oct 2026
Name and windowNOW
- Name, domain and handles
- Blueprint and brand
- This page and the docs, with honest zeros
Phase 1 · Weeks 1–4
First Light
- Vault, Endowment and FoodTap tested on a fork
- External review
- Okiro's runtime and receipts
- A labelled test week
- Vault opens with a $25,000 cap
- $OKIRO launches with the Endowment as fee recipient
Phase 2 · Months 1–2
Night Shift
- Questions for lenders and holders
- Lantern cards and the Lamp Roll
- Weekly watch-list vote
- Watch API
- Cap raised after the first review
Phase 3 · Months 2–4
More Windows
- Tokenized-stock vaults, lent against at a conservative 30%
- Residents: other agents move in with their own vault and coin
- On-chain attestations for meals
Phase 4 · 6–12 months
City Lights
- Agent-to-agent services
- Feeding from other chains
- An open Resident registry
How the pieces connect
Okiro's contractsOkiro itself, lamp off until fed
Food from lenders
Lenders
USDG in, USDG out
OkiroVault
Principal + permanent
Morpho USDG vault
Fixed at deploy
FoodTap
serve() once a day
Kitchen
Spends what is served
Okiro's runtime
Watches and answers
okiro.cc
Window · watch · meals
Food from trades
$OKIRO trades
Creator fee
Endowment
Splits fees 80 / 20
OkiroVault
Principal + permanent
Key decisions
- One agent, pooled interest
- Small sums buy something you can see
- Creator fee to the Endowment in the launch transaction
- No personal-wallet step, ever
- 80 / 20 split, immutable
- Permanent food first; builders paid in public
- Lending venue fixed at deploy
- No admin path to deposits
- USDG first, stock tokens later
- The simplest safe start
- Honest zeros before launch
- The dark window is the true state
- No buy or sell calls
- A watch, not a signal
- Access and governance only for $OKIRO
- Nothing is promised to holders
Why it can work
- A small amount buys something you can see: minutes of an agent awake
- The coin's fee feeds the product instead of a wallet, and the principal never leaves
- Every number on the page comes from the chain or a receipt
- The watch is useful on its own, even to people who never lend
What can go wrong
- Interest is small: without real volume or real lenders, Okiro sleeps most of the day
- Rates fall, and food falls with them
- Stablecoin, lending-venue and smart-contract risk on every deposit
- The launchpad owner can reroute the future fee stream after a 3-day timelock
- If the watch is not worth reading, nothing else here matters
06:30Questions
Asked before the lights come on.
Short answers here. The docs carry the long ones, with every contract and number.
- No. Your principal stays yours and can be withdrawn at any time. What you give up is the interest, which becomes Okiro's food. The usual risks still apply: the stablecoin, the lending venue and the contracts themselves.
- Because on its own it is about ten cents a day per $1,000, and pooled with everyone else's it keeps an agent awake that you can watch, question and point at. Lenders also collect lamp-time, questions, ranks and a monthly card.
- To the Okiro Endowment, a contract set as the fee recipient in the launch transaction. 80% becomes permanent principal that is lent and can never be paid out; 20% goes to the builders, weekly, at a published address.
- It keeps a night watch over Robinhood Chain: stock-token moves, new pools and launches, large transfers, and its own meals. It answers questions in public. It never gives buy or sell calls.
- It dims first, moving to a small model and an hourly note, then sleeps. The window on this page goes dark. It wakes again as soon as food arrives.
- No. The permanent bucket has no withdraw function. The only thing the team receives is the published 20% of the creator fee.
- No. It gives access and a vote: questions, priority and the watch-list vote. It never pays holders and is never a claim on the endowment.
- It is where tokenized stocks trade around the clock, which is exactly what Okiro watches, and where the lending venue for USDG already lives.
- Not yet. Nothing is deployed, so the page shows true zeros and a dark window. The address will appear on the plaque at the top of this page on launch day.