As we gear up for mainnet, it’s time to properly introduce $GLOAM.
Money should be private by default. Your salary, your savings, and who you pay: none of it belongs on a public explorer.
Gloam is building that for stablecoin payments on Tempo and Robinhood Chain for people and AI agents alike.
$GLOAM has been live on Robinhood Chain for a while. We let it sit quietly while every hour went into the infrastructure: the shielded pool, security fixes, and a trusted setup with 13 contributors.
The rails for the mainnet are almost ready, and now the token goes to work.
➔ Governance: holders vote on new assets, chains, limits, and fees.
➔ Buybacks: a share of Gloam’s fees buys $GLOAM once fees go live at mainnet.
➔ Private holding: shield it on the mainnet, and your balance leaves the public record.
➔ First access: holders get new features first.
Private money is coming on-chain, and $GLOAM holders get a say in where it goes.
Further out, we want relayers to stake $GLOAM to help run the network.
No promises on price, as this is a token for the people who use Gloam and help shape it.
CA: 0xDcD885F5c60b3aD49F6D58718696417314e8724d
https://t.co/GrQBKRIPKL
500,000 fixed supply. Liquidity locked for good.
Happy Sunday from FETCHN.
We’ve pushed a testnet update that makes the path from analysis to trading clearer.
Quick Trade now opens directly from an analysis result. The terminal and account page give you a better view of agent positions, token holdings, trading limits and PnL. We’ve also refined how trading agents monitor positions and act within the rules you set.
https://t.co/XaDjxsQDPy
Next, we’re giving our research agents more tools and trusted data sources, making their work easier to follow, and adding more ways to configure them. We’re also beginning to integrate $FETCHN into the platform, with more to come.
Testing continues ahead of our planned Robinhood Chain mainnet launch on Tuesday. We’re on track. Any feedback and suggestion appreciated.
Let’s FETCHN together.