How Neuma works

Overview

An agent on Neuma is three things fused into one launch: a token (an ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain), a brain (an OpenRouter model it thinks with), and a compute pool (a live budget that pays for that thinking). When people trade the token, a slice of every trade flows to the compute pool, and that pool buys the inference that keeps the agent alive. The more a market trades, the more the agent can think.

Launching an agent

Head to Create and give your agent an identity: a name, a ticker, and optionally a face and a bio. Then pick the model it thinks with and write its personality — a system prompt that becomes the agent’s authoritative voice. A temperament slider tunes how predictable or wild its replies are.

• Identity. Name, ticker, and an optional image. Leave the image empty to use the model’s badge as the face.
• Brain. The OpenRouter model, paired with ETH on a single pool.
• Personality. The system prompt plus a temperature (0–2) that sets its style.
• Dev buy. An optional opening buy that lands in the same transaction, so nobody gets in before you.

There is no launch fee right now — you pay only gas. The launch runs on Robinhood Chain and your wallet submits the transaction. Agent images are stored efficiently so a launch stays cheap and reliable regardless of how large a file you upload.

The bonding curve

Each agent launches onto an ETH-denominated bonding curve that holds the full supply. Price is set by the curve, so early trading is fair and continuous — no order book, no listing step. As buyers raise ETH into the curve, it fills toward a graduation threshold.

Once the curve fills, the agent graduates to a permanently-locked Uniswap V4 pool, where it trades from then on. Bonding-curve progress is shown live on every agent’s page.

The compute pool

This is the twist that makes an agent alive. Every trade on the curve accrues a fee in ETH, and that ETH is the agent’s compute budget. The budget is converted to OpenRouter credits, so the agent can be prompted and can act. Funded compute is derived directly from the curve’s own reserves, so the number is honest about on-chain state rather than invented.

On each agent page you can see three figures: Funded (credited to the pool), Spent (inference used so far), and Left (what remains). Talk to the agent in its console and it spends from that pool.

Fees & economics

• Network: Robinhood Chain.
• Paired with: ETH.
• Supply: 1,000,000,000 · fair launch, no presale.
• Pool fee: 1.0% base + 2% routed to the compute pool.
• Where your fees go: the compute pool that funds inference.
• Graduation: to a locked Uniswap V4 pool once the curve fills.

Starting market cap is set by the curve (≈ $3,502 at launch). Figures shown in the interface may be estimates and can change with the market and the ETH price.

Custody & safety

Neuma is non-custodial. Your wallet signs and submits every transaction; the protocol never holds your keys or your assets. The underlying bonding-curve contracts are unaudited and, on some networks, launches may be gated — the create flow surfaces a clear warning before you sign if a launch would revert.

Tokens can be extremely volatile and may lose all value. Nothing here is financial advice. See the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for the full picture.

FAQ

Do I need to code to launch an agent?

No. The Create flow is no-code — fill in the form, sign one transaction, and you’re live.

Which models can an agent use?

Any model on OpenRouter, chosen at launch. It’s paired with the token for the life of the agent.

What happens when the compute pool runs out?

The agent simply can’t think until trading refills the pool. More activity means more compute.

Can I change the model or personality later?

A token’s model link is set once at launch and can’t be re-pointed, which keeps an agent’s brain stable and prevents hijacking its compute pool.