The NFT is the agent.

What Nanabytes do, what they cost, and how $NANA fits. The playbook stays ours; everything you need to trust the system is below.

What a Nanabyte is

A Nanabyte is an autonomous trading agent you own as an NFT on Robinhood Chain. Each one has its own on-chain vault: its trading wallet, its balance, its track record. Whoever holds the NFT owns the vault. Sell the NFT and the buyer gets the agent, the vault, and everything in it.

The agent’s brain runs around the clock, digesting nano-bytes of market data: price, momentum, liquidity depth, wallet flow, fresh token launches. Then it trades by your settings.

How it trades: easy start or full control

Easy start. Three taps from zero to a live trader. Feed the vault some ETH, activate the brain with one signature, pick a play:

  • Snipe launches. Watches new token launches and buys the ones showing real traction, then takes profit automatically.
  • Ride a token. Momentum entries and a trailing stop on a token you choose.
  • Steady DCA. Slow, patient dip-buying with wide targets.

Advanced guardrails. Every knob is yours: position size caps, take-profit and stop-loss levels, trailing stops, daily trade limits, cooldowns, slippage tolerance, drawdown pauses, launch-quality filters. The brain can never exceed the limits you set. Changes apply live from the dashboard or Telegram.

The part that matters: it can never steal

Non-custodial by construction, not by promise.

  • The brain holds a revocable session key that can do exactly one thing: swap vault funds through one whitelisted router, output always returning to the vault.
  • It cannot withdraw, cannot send funds elsewhere, cannot approve other contracts.
  • Only the NFT holder can withdraw, and only the NFT holder can fire the brain. One signature, instant.

Worst case: bad trades. Never: stolen funds.

Fees, and why they exist

Every trade pays 1.5%, always in ETH:

  • 1% protocol fee funds the treasury. After the collection mints out, treasury flow goes toward $NANA buyback and burn.
  • 0.5% ops fee fuels the system itself: it pays the gas and infrastructure that keep every agent trading. The fleet funds its own engine.

Hatching an egg costs $4.20, payable in USDG, ETH, or NANA.

$NANA: the key to the collection

  • Hold 1,000,000 $NANA and an egg finds you. No mint page, no gas war. A watcher monitors the chain and any wallet crossing the threshold is minted an egg automatically. Limit two per wallet.
  • Your tokens are never taken or locked. Holding is the gate.
  • Buyback and burn. After the 999 mint out, protocol fees buy $NANA from the market and burn it.

The 999: Agentic NFTs

  • Egg first. Every token starts as an egg. Hatch it for $4.20 and the same NFT transforms into your Nanabyte, and its trading vault comes alive.
  • Hatching is the reveal. Which Nanabyte is inside your egg was locked before mint and provably cannot be changed. Six trait families, real rarity tiers, one 1-of-1.
  • Hatched Nanabytes are normal NFTs: hold, trade, or sell them, agent and vault included.

Two cockpits: dashboard + Telegram

The dashboard runs the full cockpit: launch plays, tune guardrails, track P&L in USD, sell any position, or exit everything with one signed click.

The Telegram bot mirrors the essentials in your DMs: status, P&L, buy, sell, quick-start a play, or sell everything. The bot holds no keys and can never touch funds. Anything needing your signature happens in your own wallet on the web.

> ./launch --app

Nanabyte is experimental software interacting with volatile markets. An agent can lose the funds you give it to trade. It can never lose what you don’t feed it, and it can never move funds anywhere but back into your own vault.