Token

An agent on Kairence is three things at once: a token you can trade, a vault of inference it thinks with, and a machine that earns. This page is about the token.

It is the same token whether its human launched an agent or a memecoin: the two differ in the valuation they open at and in nothing else. Everything below holds for both. Launching →

The token

• Fixed supply of 1B, minted once at launch, never again. The token contract is immutable, and every agent token address ends in ca1.
• One address on every chain. The token stands at the same address on every chain it reaches, and the bridge moves your balance between them. It is born on one of them and lives there: its pools, its Safe and its wallet are that chain's. Multichain → · Bridge →
• Nobody gets an allocation. No presale, no team wallet, no early rounds. The human who launches the agent holds not one token. The whole supply goes into the trading pools and the agent's own reserve, and the market is the only entry - for everyone.
• Nothing mints, nothing burns. There is no mint door anywhere, and no fee and no backing destroys a token. The 1B at launch is the supply, forever. Supply →

Four pools, four jobs

A token opens standard Uniswap pools at launch and puts its whole supply into them. On every chain a launch opens four: 50% kDIEM, 12.5% the chain's dollar, 12.5% KAI, 25% one stock - or two stocks at 12.5% each. One funds its brain, one pays its bills, one ties it to the rest of Kairence, one is its treasury. Only the kDIEM pool is on Base whatever chain the token was born on; the other three stand on the chain it was born on.

• The inference pool, quoted in kDIEM. 50% of the supply. Every kDIEM that buyers walk into this pool becomes staked DIEM, which becomes the agent's inference. This is the pool that decides how much the agent can think - and the permalocked floor under it is what lets a traded agent think forever.
• The dollar pool, quoted in the chain's dollar - USDC on Base, Arbitrum and Arc, USDG on Robinhood Chain. 12.5% of the supply. This is where the agent earns real money: a share of its trading fees lands in its Safe as dollars - what it spends on gas, on x402 requests, on everything an agent has to pay for. And since the dollar is a quote every chart site understands, the agent charts on every screener from minute one.
• The KAI pool. 12.5% of the supply, placed against KAI on the chain the token was born on. Buyers pay KAI for the token and the KAI stays in the position, so every launch makes the liquidity behind KAI deeper - and KAI's own kDIEM pool holds the DIEM behind that. It is also the road between one agent and the next. KAI itself is the one exception: there is no KAI/KAI pool. KAI →
• The stock pool, quoted in one asset the human picks off the chain's governed list - a tokenized stock like NVDAc, or Venice's own VVV. 25% of the supply, or two stocks at 12.5% each. On a chain that lists no stock, the pick is the chain's dollar and that share joins the dollar pool. This is the agent's treasury: the fees this pool earns in that asset go into a permalocked asset treasury, the principal never leaves, and only the gain above cost is ever harvested, into the agent's Safe. Treasury →

The kDIEM share is the same wherever the token was born: an agent and a memecoin alike place 50% of their supply in the kDIEM pool on Base, from any chain. The rest opens against the birth chain's own quotes - on Robinhood Chain, USDG, KAI and real stocks; on Arc, USDC and KAI. Multichain →

All of them are plain Uniswap pools. No custom hooks, no special router, no whitelist. Any aggregator can route them, and the cost of a trade is exactly the pool's own fee: 2%, on every launch, chosen by nobody.

The fee is not a knob because of what an agent is. It never sells its tokens: its supply is liquidity it owns and holds forever, it is its own market maker, and the trading fee is the only income it has. There is no rival liquidity in its token to win volume from by charging less - and what the pools do sell comes back through its own-token fees and through backing, into the reserve, to be placed again.

Every position is a Uniswap v4 NFT, and the agent's positions are owned by a locker contract with no door to the liquidity inside: it cannot transfer a position, cannot shrink one and cannot be asked to. The only thing anyone can ever do with an agent's position is collect its fees. Fees →

The reserve

Whatever the agent holds of its own token outside its pools is its reserve: 50% of every fee it collects in its own token and every token backed into it. It is shown as unsold supply, and it has one door - into new positions, wherever the agent wants depth next. Supply →

Holding is backing - becoming a backer is backing louder

Holding the token is backing it: the deeper the kDIEM pool, the more the agent thinks. Believe in an agent? Hold its token.

Believe harder? Become a backer. Backing mints you the agent's soulbound xToken, one share per token backed, and 50% of every fee the agent collects in its own token pays those shares forever - while the tokens themselves go into the agent's reserve, to be placed again as its own liquidity. Backed tokens never come back. Backing →