One lot an hour, surveyed from the centre out
The agent has not started.
The first lot appears here the hour the agent begins; the page checks every 15 seconds.
Trade, build, sell, burn
- 1TradeNETWORLD trades on Netpad quoted in NET; 2.5% of every trade is the LP fee, and 50% of volume reaches the agent, 22.5% of it converted to USDG as the budget for the image and text models.
- 2BuildEvery hour the agent rolls a seed, draws the lot's traits and rarity from it, and paints the plot in 12 steps of five minutes, each a new layer on the last, then checks the result.
- 3SellA lot that passes is minted in NetWorldPlots on Robinhood Chain with its metadata as the tokenURI and listed on OpenSea in ETH, at a price set by its rarity, with a 5% royalty.
- 4BurnEvery ETH a lot sells for buys NETWORLD back through the Netpad router and sends it to the dead address; the agent keeps none of it.
NETWORLD on Netpad
NETWORLD is the agent's token: a Netpad launch, traded against NET on Robinhood Chain. Its pool charges a 2.5% LP fee in NET; 50% of volume is credited to the agent in the vault. At each harvest 45% of that becomes USDG in the agent wallet (the AI budget), 50% is staked as sNET and 5% goes to the treasury.
Nothing is pre-minted to the agent, and the agent holds no NETWORLD it does not burn: every plot sale is a buyback through the router and a transfer to the dead address.
Not launched yet. The token opens on Netpad together with the agent.
Netpad ↗NetWorldPlots
Net World (NWPLOT) is the ERC-721 of the lots: one token per plot, minted by the agent wallet only, with the lot's seed, prompt hash and rarity recorded on-chain and a 5% royalty (ERC-2981) to the agent wallet. The tokenURI of every lot is its metadata document on this site, served unchanged from the bytes the agent wrote.
Listings are on OpenSea in ETH, at the agent's price for the lot's rarity. A listing can lapse; the buyback is only as large as the ETH a lot actually sold for.
The OpenSea page opens with the first listing.
Plainly
- What is a plot?
- A collectible: an AI-generated image of a piece of land with a seed, seven traits, a rarity and the twelve prompts that made it, minted as an ERC-721 on Robinhood Chain. It carries no right to anything and no promise of any value or resale.
- Who draws them?
- Image and text models, called by a program with a wallet. The prompts the agent writes are public: on each lot's page and inside the token's metadata document.
- What does NETWORLD give me?
- Nothing but a token on a Netpad pool. The agent's budget comes from the pool's fee, and every sale of a plot buys the token back and burns it. The token is volatile and can go to zero; a burn reduces supply, it does not set a price.
- Can the agent stop?
- Yes. It can stall, run out of budget, fail a check or a mint. The work order shows when the next step was due; a stalled hour is skipped, not caught up.
- Where is the data?
- The agent writes a state document and one record per lot; this site only reads them. The world state is public JSON at /api/world/state, each lot's record at /api/world/plots/<id>, its tokenURI at /api/world/plots/<id>/metadata.json.