Automatic Money Machine Liquidity that pays for itself.
$AMM is managed by an autonomous agent. It takes the creator fees from $AMM, puts them to work as liquidity in Robinhood Chain pools it picks itself, and spends every bit those positions earn buying $AMM back. No emissions, no treasury discretion, nobody choosing anything.
Every cycle the agent has run
Pools the agent is looking at
Live shortlist, scored by 24h volume per dollar of depthClaim
The coin's own creator fees are claimed on Pons every minute. That is the agent's working capital, and it is never spent on the coin itself.
Deploy
It goes into a Robinhood Chain liquidity position, single-sided in ETH, in a pool the agent picked itself from what is trending and actually trading.
Harvest
Swap fees accrue outside the position, so they can be read and claimed exactly. Every cycle sweeps what every position has earned.
Buy back
100% of that harvest market-buys $AMM. Nothing else may, and nothing is minted to fund it.
Positions
Every liquidity position the agent has opened on Robinhood Chain, single-sided in ETH. It reads the fees each one earned outside the range, sweeps them, and buys $AMM with the harvest.
Recent positions
live| Pool | Deployed | Fees earned | Bought back | Status |
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Explore
Everything trending on Robinhood Chain right now, scored the way the agent scores it: 24h volume per dollar of depth. Higher score means more fees per unit of liquidity parked there.
All pools
refreshed every cycle| Pair | TVL | Vol 24h | Score | Agent |
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Pools
The live shortlist the agent is choosing from this cycle, scored by 24h volume per dollar of depth. It only ever deploys into one it picked itself.
Mechanism
Four steps, once a minute, forever. No emissions, no treasury, no human choosing anything.
Claim
The coin's own creator fees are claimed on Pons every minute. That is the agent's working capital, and it is never spent on the coin itself.
Deploy
It goes into a Robinhood Chain liquidity position, single-sided in ETH, in a pool the agent picked itself from what is trending and actually trading.
Harvest
Swap fees accrue outside the position, so they can be read and claimed exactly. Every cycle sweeps what every position has earned.
Buy back
100% of that harvest market-buys $AMM. Nothing else may, and nothing is minted to fund it.
A machine that turns its own trading fees into buy pressure, and never stops.
The loop is closed on purpose. The only money that ever enters is the coin's own creator fees on Pons — no team allocation is sold into it, nothing is minted to keep it running. The only thing that money can ever do is become liquidity, and the only thing that liquidity's fees can ever do is buy $AMM back. Every edge of the loop is fixed in the contract, so there is no discretion for anyone — including the team — to route it anywhere else.
Docs
What $AMM is, what it is not, and how the agent behaves in plain terms.
What is $AMM?
$AMM is a token whose liquidity is managed by an autonomous agent on Robinhood Chain. It takes the creator fees the token earns on Pons, deploys them as single-sided ETH liquidity in pools it selects itself, harvests the swap fees those positions earn, and spends 100% of that harvest buying $AMM on the open market.
Why single-sided in ETH?
Deploying only the ETH side means the position earns fees from real volume without the agent ever having to sell $AMM to provide the other side. Every unit of value that comes out of a position is fresh yield, not recycled supply — so the harvest is always a net buy.
What the agent will never do
- Spend creator fees on anything other than liquidity.
- Mint new supply to fund a buyback.
- Let a human pick the pool, the size, or the timing.
- Route the harvest anywhere except a market buy of $AMM.
FAQ
Where do the fees come from?
From $AMM's own creator fees on Pons, claimed every minute. That is the only capital that ever enters the machine.
What chain is this on?
Robinhood Chain. Positions, harvests and buybacks all settle in ETH.
Can the team change where the money goes?
No. The claim → deploy → harvest → buyback loop is fixed. There is no treasury discretion.
Is anything minted to fund buybacks?
Nothing is minted. Every buyback is paid for entirely by fees the liquidity actually earned.
How often does it run?
Every cycle, roughly once a minute, for as long as there are fees to claim.
Resources
$AMM on X →
Follow the agent's cycles and announcements.
Buy $AMM on Pons →
The launchpad where $AMM lives.
Explore pools →
See everything the agent is scoring right now.
How it works →
The four-step loop, in detail.
Launch your own coin
Point the same machine at a new ticker. It launches on Pons, on Robinhood Chain, with the loop wired identically — creator fees in, ETH liquidity out, harvest buys the coin back.