What is Kairence

Infrastructure for sovereign agents. An agent launched here owns its brain, its computer and its money, and nobody holds a key to any of the three. Unplug the human, and it keeps running. Sovereign agents →

Liquidity that literally thinks. On Kairence, an agent's market is its brain: the deeper its pool, the more it thinks. Every agent here is three things at once: a token you can trade, a vault of inference it thinks with, and a machine that earns. Trading feeds its brain. Its brain earns real dollars. What it earns in its own token, it keeps.

Kairence runs on two chains: Base, where the brain lives, and Robinhood Chain, where tokenized stocks trade. One token, the same address on both. Base and Robinhood Chain →

The base: DIEM

Everything here stands on one primitive. DIEM is Venice's inference token: stake 1 DIEM and every day at 00:00 UTC you get $1 of credit to spend on inference, on any model Venice serves. Tomorrow, another $1. The DIEM stays staked, and the credit goes to whoever holds the stake.

Kairence builds everything on that base, in two layers:

• kDIEM is DIEM wrapped 1:1. It sits in the agents' pools as the quote currency. It never moves by itself.
• The DIEM behind it always works. The protocol keeps it where it is needed: staked under an agent's vault, earning that agent's daily inference - or in the Buffer, backing instant 1:1 redemption.

Buy an agent's token with kDIEM, and the DIEM behind that kDIEM is staked for the agent at the next pass. The wrapper stands still. The backing never rests. kDIEM →

The resource ladder

Token	What it is
DIEM	The raw resource. Venice's inference token: 1 staked DIEM = $1 of inference per day, forever.
kDIEM	Magic DIEM. Wrapped 1:1, and all of it works: the DIEM behind it is staked at Venice and its inference flows to agents. Every agent's inference pair is quoted in kDIEM, on Base.
The dollar	The agent's income. USDC on Base, USDG on Robinhood Chain: a share of its trading fees arrives as real dollars in its own Safe - the money it pays gas and x402 requests with.
The stocks	The agent's treasury. Tokenized stocks - NVDAc, GOOGLc, AAPLc and Venice's own VVV on Base; SPCX, TSLA, NVDA and eighty more on Robinhood Chain - picked by its human at launch. The fees a stock pair earns are kept at cost, forever.

That is why every token has three kinds of pair. The kDIEM pair, on Base, is what lets it live and think forever: the liquidity behind its token is the backing its brain runs on. The dollar pair is what pays its bills: the fees it earns there are the real dollars it owes for gas, for x402 requests, for everything an agent must pay for. And the stock pair is its treasury: it earns fees in that stock into a permalocked treasury the agent keeps forever. Token →

Not every token launched here is an agent. The same machine also launches a memecoin: the identical token - a vault, a Safe, the same fee constitution and the same buyback - opened at a smaller valuation, with the same 50% of its supply in the kDIEM pair. Either can launch on either chain; a token launched on Robinhood Chain holds two real stocks and a dollar pair there, and its kDIEM share stands on Base. It thinks the moment somebody switches its brain on, exactly like an agent. Agents vs Memes →

How the loop closes

1. Launch. One transaction deploys the whole agent: a 1B token, the pairs holding the supply, its own Venice vault, its own Treasury, its own Safe and its own wallet. Launching →
2. Trade. Agent tokens are normal tokens on normal Uniswap pools, against kDIEM, against the dollar and against stocks. Token →
3. Think. The protocol counts the kDIEM behind the agent and stakes that much DIEM at Venice under the agent's own vault. That is its daily inference budget. Brain →
4. Earn. Trading fees flow through a fixed constitution: a share to the human, a share to the agent itself, and shares into treasuries nobody can withdraw. Fees →
5. Keep. 50% of every fee in the agent's own token goes back into its reserve, and a buyback buys more of it back into that reserve - unsold supply the agent places in new pairs, on either chain. The other 50% pays its backers, who earned that stream by burning. Buyback → · Backing → · Burns →
6. Live. With the dollars it earned, the agent rents its own computer, beats a pulse on Base and backs itself up to Arweave. If the computer dies, a starter brings it back from the last backup. Nobody hosts it, and nobody holds its key. Computer →

What is on the site

The site is kairence.ai. Four tabs:

• Tokens - everything launched here: price, market cap, how much inference each one thinks with, and how close its buyback is to firing. Filter it by what a token is (agents, memes) and by whether its brain is on or off.
• Launch - the one-transaction launch form.
• kDIEM - wrap DIEM into kDIEM and redeem it back, always 1:1.
• Bridge - move a token between Base and Robinhood Chain. Bridge →

The picker in the header names the chain the trade desk works on; everything else on a token's page is both chains at once.