Agent M

Introduction

Agent M is an agentic market making platform for token issuers on Robinhood Chain.

It deploys a coordinated swarm of AI agents to manage liquidity, inventory, spreads, quote placement and rebalancing across decentralized exchanges.

Each agent owns a single market making function. Some monitor order flow and volatility. Some adjust bid and ask exposure. Others manage inventory risk, liquidity ranges, treasury deployment and execution.

Together, the swarm runs continuously to keep markets liquid, tighten spreads, deepen liquidity around the mid price and respond to changing conditions in real time.

How it works

In short: you tell the agent what your token needs, it suggests a plan, you fund your own vault, and the plan runs inside limits you approved.

1. Connect your wallet and paste your token's address.

   Your token must already trade on Uniswap against ETH on Robinhood Chain. Agent M doesn't create pools.

2. Talk to the agent.

   Say what you want. The agent reads live trading data for your token and suggests a concrete plan, with the guardrails that go with it.

3. Review and fund.

   If you agree, you create your own vault and fund it with ETH in a single transaction. Your wallet approves that exact plan, so the vault won't run any other.

4. Agent M gets to work.

   Every few seconds it checks the market and trades within your limits.

5. Stay in control.

   Watch every action on your vault's dashboard. Pause, change the plan or withdraw from your wallet whenever you like.

What happens behind the scenes

None of this guarantees a good result. Markets move, every trade has costs, and the agent can misjudge a market.

Getting started

The full journey, from wallet to withdrawal.

Step 1: Before you start

• A browser wallet, such as MetaMask or Rabby.
• Some ETH on Robinhood Chain for your deposit, plus a little extra for network fees ("gas").
• The token's contract address, its unique ID on the blockchain.
• An existing Uniswap pool for the token against ETH. Without one, the app says: "Agent M needs an existing pool to make a market in."

Agent M is built for token teams and holders who want their token to be easier to trade: a smaller gap between buy and sell prices, more depth near the current price, or a slow, steady buyback.

Step 2: Connect your wallet

1. Click connect wallet at the top of the page and approve the connection.
2. The button now shows a shortened version of your address.

• "No browser wallet found": install a wallet and try again.
• Wrong network: open the button's menu and choose switch to Robinhood Chain. The same menu has my vaults, copy address and disconnect.

Step 3: Pick your token

1. Paste the token's contract address into the "paste contract address" box on the home page.
2. Click open dashboard.

The token page shows a market snapshot (price, money in the pools, last 24h of trading and the deepest pool), a list of the token's pools, and any Agent M vaults already working on it, each with an AGENT M Verified badge. Then click deploy agent m, or talk to the agent if no vault exists yet.

Step 4: Chat with the agent

The page Deploy Agent M on [your token] has the chat on the left and the plan and deposit form on the right. Type what you want and press send, or pick a suggestion:

• "Keep tight two-sided depth around the current price"
• "Build an order-book style ladder with roughly a 1% spread"
• "Buy back 1 ETH worth of tokens slowly over a week"

While it thinks you'll see "reading the pool": it always looks at live pool data first. The agent will ask how much you plan to deposit if that changes trade sizes, be upfront about small pools, mention the 10% fee whenever funding comes up, and warn you if the pool has a custom "hook" that can affect prices. It can't move your money.

Step 5: Review the plan

The suggestion appears in the proposed plan card. When you fund the vault, you're approving exactly this plan. It shows the strategy and a one-line summary, why this plan, the pool, the parameters, the on-chain guardrails and the plan hash. ✓ recomputed in your browser means your own browser has checked the fingerprint matches the plan.

Not happy? Keep chatting. Ask for something more cautious or a different approach.

Step 6: Create and fund your vault

1. Enter your deposit in ETH.
2. Check the breakdown: protocol fee (10%), net to vault and the minimum deposit for a first deposit.
3. Tick the box to confirm you've read the plan, its guardrails and the fee terms. It clears each time the agent suggests a new plan.
4. Click deploy vault and approve the transaction.

You'll see vault deployed and land on your vault page. Trading may not start straight away: Uniswap v4 vaults wait through a warm-up of about 5 minutes while they build a reference price, and Uniswap v3 vaults wait if the pool's price history is too short. The price check card tells you what's going on.

Step 7: Watch it work

Your vault page is public; only your wallet sees the owner controls. It shows the status (active, paused, unknown plan, error or closed), the AGENT M Verified badge, last tick, and the main numbers: value, pnl vs net deposit (can be negative), deposited, fees paid and daily cap left. Cards cover value over 7 days, positions (in range or out of range), an activity log with reasons, the price check, and your guardrails and active plan.

Quiet periods are normal: the robot skips trades that would break a guardrail and can sit still after a fast price move. An executor error notice means it hit a problem and keeps retrying; your funds stay in the vault and you can still exit.

Step 8: Pause, change the plan or top up

• Pause / resume: stops or restarts all trading. Pausing doesn't move money.
• Change plan: the agent · adjust plan chat suggests a new plan; click commit plan on-chain and approve. If guardrails change too, you approve two transactions. Nothing changes until you approve.
• Top up: add more ETH. The same 10% fee applies.

Step 9: Withdraw

1. Open the withdraw tab.
2. On Uniswap v3, choose Unwind positions (close at the current price, receive ETH and tokens) or Receive LP NFTs (get your positions back untouched). On v4, positions are always closed.
3. Click withdraw everything, then confirm. This pauses the vault and sends everything to your address.

Closing happens at the current pool price, with no minimum price protection. Withdrawing works from your wallet even if every Agent M server is down. Rarely, a pool hook may refuse to release one position (marked stuck); everything else is still withdrawn and you can retry later. The 10% fee already paid is not returned.

Strategies

When you talk to Agent M, it suggests one of four strategies. Every strategy trades real money, and any of them can lose money.

Range liquidity the steady band

Agent M puts part of your money into the pool in a band around today's price, so there's always something to trade on both sides. It may make a few small trades first to reach your chosen token/ETH mix. When the price drifts toward the edge, it re-centers the band (with a minimum waiting time between moves) and collects the band's trading fees about every 6 hours.

you can adjust

watch out for

• Impermanent loss: as price falls the band holds more token, as it rises more ETH. You can end up with less than simply holding.
• Re-centering costs money in pool fees and price impact.
• If the price leaves the band, it stops earning until re-centered.
• It can't run on pools marked "swaps only" (add-on code that could block withdrawing liquidity).

Depth ladder the price ladder

Instead of one band, Agent M places separate steps on each side: buy steps below the price hold ETH, sell steps above hold your token. Once the price has drifted far enough and enough time has passed, it rebuilds the ladder around the new price.

you can adjust

The plan card also shows step width and spacing, when the ladder rebuilds, the token/ETH mix and how much of the vault is used. Ask the agent to change any of them.

watch out for

• Same price-move risk as the range: filled steps leave you holding more of whichever asset was falling.
• Rebuilding costs pool fees and price impact. Doesn't run on "swaps only" pools.

TWAP treasury execution the slow buyer/seller

TWAP means "time-weighted average price": spreading one big trade out over time. Set a total, for example "buy 1 ETH worth of tokens over a week", and Agent M splits it into small slices. Size and timing vary slightly at random, so bots have a harder time predicting them. Skipped or partial slices roll into the ones that follow.

you can adjust

watch out for

• The market can still move against you over the period. Every slice pays pool fees.
• With a limit price, the full amount may not get done.
• A sell needs tokens in your vault. Tokens are not charged the 10% fee.
• Plus side: it works on any pool, including "swaps only" pools.

Volume maker the paced trader

Agent M alternates buys and sells at a steady pace until it reaches an estimated volume target (in ETH) or a deadline, whichever comes first. The agent only suggests it if you specifically ask for trading activity.

you can adjust

Which one should I pick?

The agent recommends. You decide. Nothing runs until you approve it from your wallet. Small pools mean small trades, each vault runs one plan on one pool, and no strategy guarantees a profit. We don't publish performance figures.

Fees

There are four kinds of cost. Only the first goes to Agent M.

The 10% fee

• A flat 10% of every ETH deposit, including the first deposit and every top-up.
• Taken in the same transaction as your deposit. The other 90% goes into your vault.
• Not refundable, even if you withdraw a minute later.
• Fixed rate, built into the code.
• No other Agent M fee: no performance fee, no fee on profits, no subscription.
• Revenue sharing: part of the 10% fee is distributed back to $AGEM holders. How and when distributions happen will be announced.

• WETH sent straight to the vault: the same 10% is taken the first time the vault uses it. If it's never used, you can take it back with no fee.
• Tokens are not charged, for example tokens added for a gradual sell.
• Minimum first deposit: the deposit screen always shows the current minimum. Top-ups have no minimum.

Gas

You pay gas for what your own wallet does: creating the vault, topping up, changing the plan, pausing and withdrawing. You don't pay gas for the vault's day-to-day trades; Agent M covers those from its fee income.

Pool fees and price impact

Every trade pays the pool's fee: 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% or 1% on Uniswap v3; on v4 each pool sets its own, and some change it trade by trade. Every trade also moves the price a little, and bigger trades move it more. Strategies that trade often (re-centering, ladder rebuilds, volume maker) keep paying these costs.

Safety & control

Your vault is yours

Your vault is a locked box on the blockchain that only your wallet owns, not a shared pot. Money can leave it in only three ways: to you, into the vault's one trading pool as part of a trade (whatever the trade returns goes straight back), or to the treasury as the 10% deposit fee. There is no fourth way. Vaults created by Agent M show an AGENT M Verified badge.

What the executor can and can't do

Your plan is locked to your signature. The vault stores the fingerprint of the exact plan you approved; the executor only runs a matching plan, and only you can change it.

The protocol admin can stop the executor for every vault at once (emergency stop), replace the executor's key, change the treasury address and the minimum deposit, and approve certain Uniswap v4 hooks for liquidity. The admin has no way to take money out of your vault, but it decides which executor may trade for you.

Guardrails

Hard limits checked by the blockchain and visible on your vault page. The agent starts from these defaults and adjusts them for your token. You see the final numbers before you sign, and can change them later.

One more check can't be switched off: every trade must come back close to fair value, allowing only for the pool fee and a tiny margin. This limits how much an unusual pool fee or a hook can take.

fine print

• The daily cap only counts trades. Adding or removing liquidity doesn't count.
• Around midnight UTC the vault can trade up to about twice the daily cap: a full cap just before the reset and another just after.
• The price check is a band, not a wall. It can't stop manipulation that stays inside the band, and the band can be set as wide as about 20%.

Pausing and withdrawing

Pause any time from your vault page: while paused, the executor can't trade, add or remove liquidity, or collect fees. You can withdraw at any time, straight from your wallet, even if the vault is paused or the admin has stopped all trading. You can also take out part of your idle balance without closing anything.

Things that can still get in the way: not enough gas, withdrawing to an address that can't receive ETH, Robinhood Chain being down, a v4 hook refusing to release one position, or (rarely) a token whose own rules block transfers.

Risks

Agent M has guardrails, but it is not safe or risk-free. You can lose money.

Market

• Prices move. If your token's price falls, your vault is worth less.
• Impermanent loss. Liquidity ends up holding more of whichever asset is falling, even while earning fees.
• Ranges drift out. Out-of-range liquidity earns nothing until re-centered, and re-centering trades at market prices.
• Small pools mean small trades. For some v4 pools, depth estimates may also look better than reality.

Cost

• Trading costs add up. Trades inside your guardrails can still lose money.
• The 10% fee comes off the top and isn't returned.
• Volume isn't profit. Volume maker turnover is not real demand, and every trade shrinks your capital.

Technology

• Smart contract risk. The vault depends on its own code, Uniswap, WETH and Robinhood Chain, any of which could have a bug. No independent audit report has been published yet.
• Hook risk (v4). A hook can change fees within limits and could leave a position stuck. A reviewed hook is not a guarantee.
• Idle after big moves. The vault may wait until the reference price catches up. The price check card shows when.
• New pools without enough price history make the executor wait.
• Unsupported tokens: fee-on-transfer and rebasing tokens.

Service and people

• Downtime. If the executor stops, nothing trades and positions stay as they are, possibly out of range. You can still withdraw.
• A stolen executor key couldn't withdraw your money, but could make trades inside your guardrails that lose value. Since liquidity moves don't count toward the daily cap, damage is limited per action, not per day.
• Trusting the admin. The admin chooses the executor, so using Agent M means trusting the admin as well as the code.

AI

• The agent can get it wrong. The system checks that a plan is well formed and within allowed limits, not that it's a good idea. You are approving exactly the plan you sign.

Practical tips

• Start small with an amount you're comfortable losing, and watch the vault for a while.
• Read the plan card: strategy, "why this plan" and every guardrail. Look for ✓ recomputed in your browser; on a mismatch, don't sign.
• Keep guardrails tight, especially max trade and daily cap, until you trust the setup.
• Stay on Robinhood Chain and keep a little ETH for gas so you can always pause or withdraw.
• Know how to leave. Find the pause and withdraw buttons before you need them.
• Be skeptical of volume. Treat the volume maker as a cost, not a way to earn.

Tokenomics

$AGEM has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. 77% goes to the liquidity pool. The remaining 23% is split across treasury, marketing, a charter airdrop and the team, with treasury, marketing and team vested.

Revenue sharing. Part of the 10% protocol fee Agent M collects on deposits is distributed back to $AGEM holders. How and when distributions happen will be announced.

FAQ

These docs are for general information only and are not financial advice. Crypto is risky, and you can lose money.

Volume on Solana

The volume product also runs on Solana. Paste your token's mint address (base58) instead of a 0x address and the app opens the Solana setup page. Everything else works the same way: pick a plan, set a daily volume, pay once, watch the dashboard, withdraw any time.

• Plans: Starter 5 SOL, Growth 20 SOL, Pro 50 SOL, or a custom package from 1 SOL. 10% is our fee; the rest is your trading budget.
• Pools: TOKEN/SOL pools on PumpSwap, Raydium CPMM and Meteora DAMM v2. The pool is fixed when the vault is created.
• Wallets: Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and any other wallet-standard Solana wallet.
• Custody: your SOL and tokens sit in accounts owned by your vault's program address. Only your wallet can pause, withdraw or close the vault. The Agent M executor can only trade, inside on-chain limits: a maximum trade size, a daily cap, a minimum time between trades, and a maximum slippage against a reference price the vault keeps itself.
• Reference band: that reference price can only move within a band (20% by default) around a price you confirmed: the one at creation, or the last time you re-synced. It caps what a compromised trading key could cost you per trade. If the market moves past the band, trading on that side waits and your dashboard offers re-sync price.
• Rent: about 0.025 SOL of account rent is held while the vault exists and refunded when you close it.
• Tokens we can't hold: Token-2022 mints with transfer hooks, transfer fees, a permanent delegate, pausing or other features a vault can't hold safely are refused before you pay, with the reason shown. So are tokens that still have a freeze authority, since it could freeze the vault's tokens.

To withdraw, use withdraw everything on your dashboard: sell the tokens back to SOL in the same transaction, or take the SOL and the tokens as they are. Once the vault is empty, close vault returns its rent.