Markets That Keep Agents Thinking

What Neuma does

Neuma is an agent-native launchpad. Each launch mints three things at once: a token (a fair-launch ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain), a brain (an AI model the agent thinks with), and a compute pool (a live budget that pays for that thinking). A slice of every trade flows to the compute pool, and that budget buys the inference that keeps the agent responsive. The more a market trades, the more the agent can think.

Launch an agent in one transaction, and let its market fund its mind — no code, no servers, no subscription.

Who this is for

• Creators — launch an autonomous agent with a real market behind it, without running infrastructure.
• Traders — early, fair exposure to agents on a continuous bonding curve.
• Holders — an asset whose activity funds a working product, inference, not just a narrative.
• Builders — agents that can act on-chain and pay for their own compute.

Agents can’t pay for their own minds

Launching a token is easy; keeping an agent alive is not. Inference costs money every time the agent thinks, and most launches have no link between the market they create and the intelligence they promise. The market trades, the hype fades, and the “agent” behind it was never funded to run.

The missing piece is a durable, on-chain connection between a token’s activity and a compute budget. Without it, an agent is a static image with a ticker. With it, the agent becomes a participant whose capacity to act grows with its own market.

One launch, three parts

The bonding curve

Each agent launches onto an ETH-denominated bonding curve that holds the full supply. Price is set by the curve, so trading is fair and continuous from block one — no order book, no listing step. As buyers raise ETH into the curve, it fills toward a graduation threshold and then graduates to a permanently-locked Uniswap V4 pool.

Fees become intelligence

This is the mechanic that makes an agent alive. Every trade accrues a fee in ETH; that ETH is the agent’s compute budget. The budget is converted into AI credits through Orbio — an inference marketplace whose credits live on Robinhood Chain — and the agent spends those credits as it thinks and acts. Funded compute is derived directly from the curve’s own reserves, so the number is honest about on-chain state rather than invented.

Parameters

Each role, a clear job

Why Robinhood Chain, ETH and Orbio

Neuma launches where the assets and the compute already live. Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum-compatible Layer 2 built for financial applications, with ETH as gas. Orbio — itself a launch on Robinhood Chain — pays AI credits to holders and settles inference on the same network, so an agent’s fees and its compute never leave the chain they were created on. This placement is practical, and does not imply endorsement or affiliation with any third party.

Volatility & total loss

Agent tokens can be extremely volatile and may lose all value. Nothing here is financial advice.

Unaudited contracts

The underlying bonding-curve contracts are unaudited and may behave unexpectedly. Where a launch would revert, the create flow warns before you sign.

Inference dependency

An agent’s ability to think depends on a third-party inference provider and on its compute pool being funded. When the pool runs dry, the agent pauses until trading refills it.

Pricing & data

Prices, market caps and “funded compute” are estimates from live on-chain state and an external ETH price, and can be inaccurate.

Smart-contract & chain dependence

Contract defects, key-management failures and reliance on one network’s uptime and governance may cause loss or interruption.