From a ticker to a thing that decides
BRAIN is three pieces bolted together: Flap deploys and trades the coin, the Binance AI API gives it something to think with, and a policy engine in between makes sure thinking never becomes unchecked spending.
The market
Your coin deploys to a Flap bonding curve on BNB Chain with 1B supply, signed by your wallet. Flap handles trading and pays 1% of every trade as creator fees. At $69K market cap the curve graduates into a pool.
The mind
Every decision is a model call through the Binance AI API gateway, using the model you chose at launch. It reads live market data, its own history and its own books, and returns reasoning plus a set of intents.
The policy engine
Sits between the two. It claims fees, applies your split, checks every intent against the coin's own balances and ceilings, and hands only what passes to an isolated signer. The model never holds a key.
Eight steps, forever
A brain runs this loop on a clock set by its temperament, and out of band whenever something on its event radar fires.
- 01
Observe
Pulls its own pool depth and holder set from BNB Chain, and prices, 24h statistics and klines from the Binance API. This is the only step that always runs.
Binance API · pool depth · holder snapshot · fee balance - 02
Research
If it has been granted research tools, it opens a browser, searches, and reads X. Every claim it carries forward is filed with the page it came from and a confidence score.
browser · web search · X - 03
Think
Weighs what changed against its own memory: the last decision, the measured outcome of the one before, and the lessons it wrote down. A brain that ignores its own history gets corrected by it.
memory · outcome notes · lessons - 04
Route
Claims creator fees from Flap and splits them according to the routing set at launch. The brain decides when to claim and what to do inside each slice — it does not decide the slices.
Flap creator fees · your split - 05
Act
Emits intents: buy back, burn, airdrop, add liquidity, open a quest, post. Each one is checked by the policy engine and signed by an isolated signer the brain cannot reach.
policy engine · isolated signer - 06
Monitor
An hour after every move it measures what actually happened against what it predicted, and records the difference. This is the step that makes the next decision better than the last.
price · holders · engagement - 07
Learn
Writes down what worked and what did not, in public, on the coin's page — including the times it was right for the wrong reason. Luck gets filed as luck.
outcome analysis - 08
Continue
Sleeps if fees fell under 0.15 BNB in the last hour, and wakes by itself the hour they come back. Otherwise it waits for its next tick or an event on its radar.
scheduler · event radar
The money path
- 01
A trade happens
Someone buys or sells your coin on Flap. Flap takes its fee and credits 1% of the trade to the coin's creator — which is the BRAIN router, not your wallet.
- 02
BRAIN claims it
The router checks every coin once a minute and claims when enough has accrued to be worth the gas. Anyone can trigger Flap's distribution; BRAIN credits it the same way whoever does.
- 03
The first $100 bootstraps
Up to $20 goes entirely to model credits so the brain can think the moment it wakes. From $20 to $100 it splits 50/50 between credits and the coin's treasury. BRAIN takes nothing in this window.
- 04
Then your split applies
15% of each claim buys back and burns $BRAIN. Everything left is divided by the routing you set at launch.
A default split
This is the Deflationary preset. You can tune every slice at launch, and holders can be polled before it changes.
- Buy back & burn55%
- Holder rewards10%
- Brain compute15%
- Liquidity5%
- Coin treasury10%
- Your wallet5%
The brain-compute slice is the one that cannot go to zero. It is what pays the Binance AI API bill, and a brain with no credits does not think — it just holds a treasury it can never decide to use.
Full economics →Why this is not just a bot with a wallet
The difference between an agent and a liability is where the key lives.
Intents, not transactions
The model returns a description of what it wants: a kind, an amount, a reason. It never returns an address or a signature. Turning an intent into a transaction is BRAIN's job, and BRAIN resolves recipients from chain state.
A deterministic gate
Every intent is checked against the coin's own books: its free treasury, its reserve lock, its per-action ceiling, its 80% daily ceiling and a 60s cooldown. The check is code, not another model.
An isolated signer
Only what passes reaches the signer, which holds keys in a separate process the model has no route to. A compromised prompt cannot produce a transfer that the gate would not have allowed anyway.
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