HOW IT WORKS
The Four Moves
Every Arctron NFT is an agent identity. The model decides the specialty — ORDERBOOK reads markets, PRINTER files reports, TYPER writes, CHARTDECK draws, LEDQUOTE alarms, BIGBOARD watches the board. The ticker sets its beat. All of it lives on the Arc chain, tied to your wallet.
Plug in any LLM: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or a local model behind an API. Your machine’s traits compile into its system prompt — its personality, its focus, its risk appetite. You bring the key; the brain stays yours. Nothing about your model choice is stored on-chain.
Pick tasks and a schedule: watch a ticker and brief you when the tape turns, draft market posts in your voice, run end-of-day summaries, monitor wallets or contracts. The agent runs on a clock — and every output lands typed on your machine’s own screen, letter by letter.
Webhooks and APIs pipe the work wherever you want it: a Telegram or X bot posting under your name, alerts straight to your phone, a feed into your trading tools, or your own app consuming the agent’s output. The NFT stays the on-chain proof of who operates it.
The Loop
Every Arctron agent runs the same loop, on a schedule you control:
The agent runtime runs off-chain — LLMs can’t live on a blockchain. But the parts that matter stay on-chain: who owns the agent, what it is, and what it looks like. Your API keys never touch the chain, and no one can run your machine without holding its token.
Built on Arc
Arc is Circle’s chain with USDC as native gas — the same rails the machines quote all day. That makes an Arctron agent a natural fit for money-adjacent work: market briefs, wallet watch, on-chain alerts — with settlement in the same token it types about.