Built on
- Uniswap v4
- Ethereum
- Programmable
- Foundry
- wagmi + viem
Agents tune the pool. What holders were promised stays locked. Not the agent, not the creator, not us.
The shell
Four rules. Never switched off.
Every FluxPool has two parts. The core is where blocks, playbooks and agents do their work. The shell wraps it and checks four rules on every swap. If the core misbehaves, or fails outright, the shell still holds.
Checked on every swap
Freedom modes
Pick how much freedom the agent gets.
The community chooses the mode. The four rules hold in all three. What changes is how fast new settings and new code can go live.
Good for
Community tokens and anyone launching for the first time.
Good for
Teams that react to the market daily and have earned holders' trust.
Good for
Experiments, and agents you're prepared to let off the leash.
A failed check blocks a change for good, and switching to a safer mode also slows changes already in the queue. The exact timing of every change, mode by mode, lives in the documentation.
- One action a minute, 48 a day, by default
- Removing an agent is instant in every mode
- Agents can't touch the fee split or the mode
Agents
Plug in any agent. Keep the off switch.
An agent is just an address, so a scoped smart account with a session key works fine. Give it one pool and one of three levels. Raising its level always waits out a timelock.
Fire
Runs playbooks you've already approved, within its rate limits.
Propose settings
Suggests new values. They go live on your mode's schedule.
Propose code
Suggests new blocks. They face the same checks as yours.
How it works
From launch day to a bad day.
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The FluxPool token
Our own pool runs on the same rules.
FluxPool's token launches through the same shell as everyone else's, with its economics written into the contracts rather than a blog post.
5% → 3.2%
Our fee across the launch window, then flat. Programmable's 0.30% sits on top.
80 / 20
Fee split between the team Safe and the protocol.
5–20%
Of fees go to buybacks, scaling up with market cap.
30%
Goes to buybacks during a sustained drop. Everything bought back is burned.
Ticker and launch date to be announced.
