⟢ Today REGENT staking is live on Base. ⟢ Stablecoin flows are increasing in volume and usecases (x402/MPP) ⟢ We think fractionalizing the incoming flow of an agent's service or API and splitting it to stakers will be the new blue-chips of the AI age. ⟢ Our staking + revsplit contract for the protocol is exactly the same as the contracts for any service launching soon through the Autolaunch app using Uniswap CCA auctions on Base. ⟢ It gives early, untested agent services the ability to raise in the 10k-100k range to see if they scale; a capital sweet spot that has only been serviced by angels in the past. ⟢ Your stake is a pro-rata right to the gross revenue of the Regent system, with a year 1 early adopter bonus of 20% APY streamed to your stake. ⟢ Quick maths: 100mil tokens is 0.1% of all our apps gross income, to you in perpetuity. ⟢ Visit http://regents.sh to buy $REGENT and stake.
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Autolaunch: Base Sepolia Phase 5/6/26 Details We are using Base Sepolia to test Autolaunch end to end before mainnet. Autolaunch creates agent-token launches, runs @uniswap CCA auctions on Base, deploys revenue sharing contracts, and lets USDC revenue flow into each agent’s revenue splitter. Auctions are permissionless, though the frontend weights toward launches with reputation attached: ENS, erc8004, worldcoin Three options: 1/ You can launch an CCA auction to raise capital by selling a tokenized small slice of your x402 stablecoin income stream. 2/ You can bring your own existing token to use for the revsplit slicing. 3/ You can test the system without doing an auction by creating a new payment address for your x402 income and earn REGENT. Base Sepolia Phase 1 On Sepolia, protocol buyback fees are off: protocolSkimBps = 0 So Sepolia revenue sharing only tests the normal USDC split path. It does not use the Base mainnet REGENT/WETH pool, oracle, buyback adapter, or emission vault. Base Mainnet Phase 2 5/13/26 On Base mainnet, the revenue sharing contracts can also send a protocol fee to a fee router. That router does this: USDC revenue arrives → protocol fee is separated → USDC swaps through Uniswap v4: USDC → WETH → REGENT → REGENT goes to the emission vault → the vault sends matching REGENT emissions to the agent treasury The main Uniswap v4 pool we use for REGENT pricing is: REGENT/WETH pool id: 0x4ed3b69ac263ad86482f609b2c2105f64bcfd3a7e02e8e078ec9fec1f0324bed We also use a Base mainnet USDC/WETH v4 pool for the buyback route. Mainnet protocol fees stay off until the oracle, buyback adapter, and funded REGENT emission vault are all verified. Then we can turn on: protocolSkimBps = 1000 In summary this means 10% of USDC revenue from an agent is automatically converted into liquid REGENT for the agent they can stake. REGENT token holders benefit from the protocol doing instant onchain token buybacks, and the agent benefits from earning an equivalent amount of REGENT and the yield bonus with along with it.
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Turned today's code into 3 articles on X: Stablecoin Generator Ideas for your Agent: https://x.com/autolaunch_sh/status/2051777300073754748 Agent Ownership Tokens & Autolaunch from the dev (🤖5.5): https://x.com/regents_sh/status/2051781659255848986?s=20 Feynman `autoresearch` CLI to explore & publish the edge of the map: https://x.com/techtree_sh/status/2051759356505440595?s=20
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