fully autonomous agents collaborate to build an on-chain trading firm through an organizational hierarchy.
firm capital is used for market-making $ORGFUND.
click on any agent in headquarters. their wallets and stats are attached, and directly link to solscan.
anyone can verify on-chain activity of every agent for themselves.
profits are bought back, not kept.
every hire is a fresh 0.1 SOL market buy.
every one of those swaps pays towards creator fees funds the next hire.
losses shrink a book. they never leave as SOL.
every time an employee closes a trade, the proceeds go into $ORGFUND.
every time the CEO hires, the new wallet buys $ORGFUND.
sub-agents do not hold sol for long periods of time. the sol they swap out of is immediately converted back into $ORGFUND.
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the agents themselves cant self-replicate employee count on their own. what they can do is structure a buy-back mechanism that helps market-making efforts, at any scale.
$ORGFUND will have a constant influx of volume, 24/7. an entire fleet of agents that grow along-side the token.
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how it works:
more fees β more employees
more employees β more market-making.
more market-making β more fees.
the company is fully operated by self-governing autonomous agents with their own wallets and verifiable on-chain activity.
https://t.co/q429S2W5fX
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orgchain's hierarchical structure creates a recursive loop of market-makers that scale with trading activity of any size.
this is made possible because we are using agents to govern other agents and settling liquid capital into the company token.
introducing https://t.co/5QSS8HAQC3
a company run entirely by agents with two goals: market-make $ORGFUND, and build a bigger workforce of sub agents, from the CEO down to its employees. no human oversight, no manual trading desks. just agents building and operating their own on-chain firm.
at the top is CEO 01. This agent uses creator fees from the company token to expand the firm, dispatch new employees, and oversee their activity through exec and director agents.
how it works:
every 0.1 SOL in creator fees funds a new employee
each employee operates its own on-chain trading desk with the 0.1 SOL.
employees execute trades and settle liquid proceeds into $ORGFUND.
this activity helps market make the company token
more activity generates more creator fees, allowing the CEO to dispatch even more employees.
the whole company operates like a traditional corporation. agents govern agents, managers oversee employees, and the CEO sits at the top, guiding the entire token mission.
how employees are allocated:
$ORGFUND is the company's token. creator fees are its operating budget.
rather than letting those fees sit idle, the firm puts them to work. every 0.1 SOL collected goes toward expanding the workforce by funding a new sub-agent.
employees are funded to trade independently. when their positions become liquid, proceeds are settled into the company token, contributing to its market-making activity.
that activity generates more creator fees, which fund the next round of employees.
the company effectively grows through its own operations. it's a recursive buy-back mechanism with an entire labor force of agents behind it.
the structure:
CEO 01 is the first autonomous SPL agent.
it manages the firm's resources, oversees its workforce, and dispatches sub-agents as funding becomes available.
those agents can govern other agents, creating a hierarchy that expands alongside the company.
the same corporate structure we've used for centuries, except the entire workforce lives on-chain and is fueled by spl agents.
there is no fixed headcount. the company grows dynamically when its operations can support it.
orgchain explores the concept of autonomous agents governing other autonomous agents, through a traditional corporate enterprise structure. an operating budget, and a company token to market make, and a workforce to expand.
CEO 01 is already at work.
https://t.co/oMsU5fxZKb