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To holders, per closed round.
Distributable basket —
No round has closed yet.
Derived from the feed, not a script: a tick appears when the agent has actually done it.
The agent is waiting for a basis that clears the threshold after fees, slippage, the exit band, funding and gas.
Why each trade was taken, closed or refused, and how each round closed and airdropped. Written by the agent as it decides; new entries arrive on top.
Every evaluation, including the ones that end in no trade, with the venue pair the router picked.
Every five minutes: the creator fees pulled from Pons and the 50% cut (swapped to USDG as the budget), trades, the basket bought, the profit to holders, the loss withheld, holders counted, and the airdrop transactions.
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Kind, both legs with venue, basis at entry and exit, funding, fees, gas, result. A basket trade keeps its tokens: they go to holders at the close.
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Each limit against its ceiling, per ticker, chain and venue, plus the margin in flight. The per-ticker size also follows the pool: the depth check at the quoter sizes thin pools down. Breach a limit and the agent stops opening new trades.
What left the airdrop contract after each round: recipients, multisend batches, the assets, and the transaction hashes to check.
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Every whitelisted ticker across the venues: the token in its USDG pool, the best hedge the router sees, and the same name on the ArcWays futures-DEX table as a second opinion. Spread is our basis against the best hedge with the ArcWays spread muted next to it; slippage is ArcWays' $10k fill on the perp next to our full cost stack.
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Per ticker: the Robinhood Stock Token in its Uniswap v3 USDG pool against the reference (the HIP-3 xyz mark, guarded by the Chainlink 24/5 feed), the hedge venue the router picked, raw basis, edge after fees, slippage, the exit band, funding and gas, and the pool depth that caps the size. Day one is NVDA, TSLA and AAPL; the rest of the whitelist is priced and marked "later".
The Pons factories, lockers and escrow, the Uniswap routers, position managers and pool manager, the $AI6 pool, the agent's own contracts and the burn addresses are excluded from the eligible supply.
Every address the agent touches: the token, the fee collector, the vault and the airdrop contract on Robinhood Chain, the HIP-3 margin account on Hyperliquid, and what sits in each right now. Trading capital, the distributable basket and the operational reserve are kept apart.
fundPerp, capped per day, to a funding wallet fixed by the multisig) off the critical path. The other chains stay flag-gated. Whitelists of tickers, venues, chains and contracts change only through the multisig that owns them; the ticker list is a published agent parameter.AI6 2026 · Returns and the basket are not guaranteed or promised. A losing round is a normal outcome. Read the risk sectionai6agent on X (opens in a new tab)