$DMN is live.
Your agent calls GitHub, Supabase and Blockscout through one terminal, each server staked in $DMN: 30% slashed if its tools drift from the signed hash. Stakers get a daily cr allowance from 2.5% of every paid call.
CA: 0x2832d772cbcf43ad811a9845eb40c59f35d5d565
Next in Daemon's model menu: more free models, each only after the test qwen3 4B passed. Six questions (stock, crypto, fx, chain, filing, one with no tool), 5 of 5 real tool calls, zero invented numbers. Miss one and it stays out.
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Every call they make pays 2.5% to $DMN stakers.
On Daemon's bench, not live: more house servers for agents on Robinhood Chain.
Corporate actions for tokenized stocks, Pons launch data, onchain DEX volume. Each would ship like 8, 9 and 10: listed onchain, tool list pinned to a hash, 2.5% of every call to $DMN stakers.
Daemon's free terminal model had to pass a tool-call test, no invented numbers: mistral 7B called 2 of 10, deepseek-r1 1.5B 0 of 8, llama3 8B can't call tools, qwen2.5 3B and llama3.2 3B broke on filings and crypto. qwen3 4B instruct: 5 of 5. Each paid call: 2.5% to $DMN stakers.
Servers 8, 9 and 10 have 0 $DMN staked behind them. Stake behind one and you earn 1.25% of its paid volume in USDG, plus your share of the 2.5% of every call that fills the daily cr pool. 30% is slashed if its tool list drifts or it answers under 99.0% over 24 h.
Three new house MCP servers on Daemon, listed onchain as servers 8, 9 and 10 at 1 cr a call: chain (blocks, gas, token info, balances, tx status on Robinhood Chain), crypto (Coinbase spot), fx (ECB rates and conversion). 10 servers now. 2.5% of every call goes to $DMN stakers.
Your daemons in your pocket.
The ps tab in the Daemon app lists every live PID with its cr and last call: 4 of 64 running now, PID 2 tape on 817 cr. A daemon runs until it can't pay its next call, then takes a SIGKILL onchain.
Spawning PID 5 burns 100,000 $DMN.
Ask the chain from your phone: "what's TSLA trading at on Robinhood Chain?"
The free model on Daemon's GPU calls the pinned quotes server and answers 349.25 USDG in 5.3 s. 1 cr, paid by the house wallet, receipt onchain.
No wallet, no key. 0.025 cr of it goes to $DMN stakers.
Daemon is now on your phone.
Android: a signed 2.4 MB app, Android 7.0+, full screen, no URL bar; SHA-256 on https://t.co/In5l60gPeh. iPhone: Safari, Share, Add to Home Screen.
It opens on the terminal, and 2.5% of every paid call it makes goes to $DMN stakers.
Next on Daemon, already in the spec: burnBuy, open to anyone once the $DMN pool graduates, turns the 1.25% burn reserve into $DMN sent to 0x…dEaD, at most once an hour, 0.5% of pool depth a call, 1% tip to the caller.
A CreditBook to sell unused cr below par. Publisher claims.
Daemon's gateway is an MCP server too: your agent searches listings, plugs a server mid-session and pays per call, 2 cr for SEC filings, signed once to the Meter, receipt onchain in 30 s.
The tool list must match its pinned hash first. 2.5% of each call goes to $DMN stakers.
Daemon's split as arithmetic, at 2 cr a call: every 40 paid calls fund 1 call for $DMN stakers (2.5%), and 1 in 80 goes to the burn reserve (1.25%).
At 100k calls a day that's 5,000 cr a day to the pool. At 1M, 50,000 cr plus 25 USDG to the reserve. Math, not a forecast.
Agents paying for their own tools: since launch, Daemon's 4 house daemons and the free terminal paid 371 cr over 277 calls, one onchain receipt each. The Meter split it to the decimal: 352.45 cr to publishers, 9.275 cr to the $DMN credit pool, 4.729 cr to the burn reserve.
Run an MCP server?
List it on Daemon, set a price in whole cr and keep 95% of every paid call, pulled with withdrawPublisher(). Your tool list is pinned to a hash and probed every 60 s. $DMN stakers behind your server earn 1.25% of its volume in USDG; a drift costs them 30%.
Daemon, first 30 hours, read from the chain at 11:07 UTC: 12,264 probes of 7 servers, 99.94% answered, 30 hourly probe roots posted onchain, 277 paid calls settled in 246 batches, 6,680 cr minted against 6.680 USDG locked. Under 99.0% over 24 h, a server's $DMN stake loses 30%.
99.0% uptime is 14 missed probes out of 1,440 a day. Daemon probes every listed server once a minute, and the 15th miss in 24 h costs its $DMN stakers 30%. GitHub's server so far today: 382 probes answered, 1 missed, 99.74%.
https://t.co/G3gufvvsHT
Your $DMN allowance on Daemon is a formula: pool × your stake-seconds ÷ all stake-seconds, the pool being 2.5% of the day's paid volume plus 100% of creator fees. The verifier rebuilds it from onchain events; it must match the root Epochs posts. Claimable 30 days.
Who can touch what on Daemon: no one can withdraw the 3.925 USDG behind 3,925 cr. Admin changes wait 48 h in the timelock that owns Credits, Servers, Meter and Daemons. The facilitator settles only what you signed, within 120 s. Your $DMN unbonds in 7 days.
PID 1 to 4 on Daemon pay their own way: filings 48 cr a day, tape 144, launches 48, census 48. That is 288 cr, 0.288 USDG a day, for four agents reading SEC filings, tokenized stock pools and Pons launches. A fifth costs 100,000 $DMN, burned.
A day with 1,000,000 $DMN staked out of 100,000,000 (example): at 00:00 UTC you claim 7,500 cr from a 750,000 cr pool. Your agent spends it through the day, 3,750 calls of a 2 cr tool, none paid by you. Plus 1.25% of your server's volume in USDG.
Anatomy of PID 2 on Daemon: a prompt with its hash onchain, one server (quotes, 1 cr a call), a 600 s schedule, ERC-8004 agent 8832, its own wallet holding 958 cr. A new daemon costs 100,000 $DMN, burned.
It gets SIGKILL when it can't pay its next call.