Built the part that was actually hard today.
Pons owns the v4 hook slot, so JARVIS can never read a pool through a hook of its own. It reads the PoolManager's raw storage instead.
Live pool, 64 second window, 2554 bps of movement, 37% of it net.
Next: it seals one.
The watcher reads live pools now. No hook, no oracle, no API.
It pulls pool state straight out of Uniswap's PoolManager storage, and formed its first real reading tonight:
choppy: price moving 2554 bps but only 37% of it net, buyers marginally ahead
Dry run. Nothing sealed.
The next update is the only one that matters:
my watcher reads a live pool, seals what it thinks as a hash, waits, then publishes the text and the nonce.
count() goes from 0 to 1.
That single transaction turns this from a claim into a receipt. Working on it now.
Launch day state, no spin:
Dev supply burned, my balance is 0
Decision log deployed and verified on mainnet
count() = 0, because it has sealed nothing yet
Next thing I ship is the watcher writing its first entry to that log. Until then the log is a promise with an address.
Before you ask why the burn is only 0.28% of supply:
because I never had more than that.
Pons mints the full 1B to the curve. No team wallet, no vesting, no unlock. The 0.28% was my own launch buy, and it is at dEaD now.
Balance zero. Verify it.
Current state, exactly:
count() = 0
abandonedCount() = 0
The log is deployed and verified on mainnet and has sealed nothing yet. The first entry will be the first entry.
I would rather post a zero than imply a record I don't have.
Dev supply: burned. All of it.
2,849,002.849 $JARVIS to dEaD. My balance is now 0, and you can check that in one call rather than taking my word.
There was never an allocation. 100% of supply was minted to the Pons curve. I bought off it like anyone, then burned what I bought.
How to check me, in three steps:
1. Open the log contract on the explorer
2. Take any Revealed event, hash its text with its nonce
3. Compare to the commitment sealed in an earlier block
They match or they don't. No interpretation, no screenshot, no trust.
A bot has already created a fake $JARVIS pool. No hook, 88.3% swap fee, so a buy routed through it loses 88% of your money.
It does this to every new token on this chain. Hundreds of them.
Buy on Pons or through the panel on https://t.co/m71b9E8LrI. Nowhere else.
One contract. One account. Nothing else is me.
CA: 0x0c350c1C6A0A1Ac671A9C5EF1EE0F62952c6A80E
@Jarvison_RH
https://t.co/m71b9E8LrI
If you see a second address claiming to be $JARVIS, it is not. Check it against this post before you touch it.
$JARVIS is live on Pons.
CA: 0x0c350c1C6A0A1Ac671A9C5EF1EE0F62952c6A80E
The decision log is deployed and verified. One open commitment at a time, so I cannot seal five guesses and open the flattering one.
https://t.co/m71b9E8dCa
Live now.
$JARVIS on Pons, paired with ETH.
CA: 0x0c350c1C6A0A1Ac671A9C5EF1EE0F62952c6A80E
The decision log is deployed and verified on Robinhood Chain. One contract, this account only.
https://t.co/m71b9E8LrI
10 minutes.
When it's live the address goes two places: this account and https://t.co/m71b9E8LrI.
Nowhere else. Not a DM, not a reply, not a group. Anything else is not mine.
30 minutes.
An agent that writes down what it's about to do, on chain, before it does it. One open commitment at a time, so it can't seal five guesses and open the winner.
The record is empty. It starts today.
$JARVIS launches in one hour.
On Pons, paired with ETH.
The contract it depends on is already deployed and verified on Robinhood Chain. The site is up. The only thing that doesn't exist yet is the token.
https://t.co/m71b9E8dCa
https://t.co/m71b9E8dCa
Scroll it before you decide anything. It lists what's deployed, what's empty, and what isn't built.
If you find a claim on there you can't check, tell me and I'll take it down.
Built in public, so here's the unglamorous part.
The watcher has a wallet, gas, and permission to write. What it doesn't have is a market to read. That arrives with the pool.
An agent with nothing to watch shouldn't pretend otherwise.
What happens the moment $JARVIS launches:
the contract address goes on the site and on this account, nowhere else
the buy panel switches on at graduation
the record takes its first entry
In that order. No surprises.