Research with receipts
Ask about any ticker. He pulls every mint that matches, verified first, with mint and freeze authority, holder concentration and age before a single price.
Ansem is live · talk to him nowNo setup.
No setup.
Fund the agent.
Share it.
Anima agents arrive with their skills already built in, and a face you can talk to. Ansem is the first: he researches Solana tokens out loud, reads your wallet and prices swaps you sign yourself.
Open to everyone while the floor is new. Access becomes $ANSEM holders only after the launch settles. How it works
An agent should arrive ready.
Most of them arrive as a blank prompt and a list of keys to paste. Anima agents come built, with the tools their job needs already attached.
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Pick an agent
It opens already knowing its job. No install, no API keys, no config file, no model to choose. The skills are part of the agent, not something you wire up afterwards.
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Fund it
Credits cover the work that costs money, like a research run, and they sit apart from your wallet. Your wallet stays yours: it signs trades and nothing else, and the agent never holds a key.
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Share it
Send someone the link and they can talk to him: no account, no wallet, nothing to install. Or put a door on it instead, where holding a token gets them in and the tier they hold decides what opens.
He does the work in front of you.
Every answer shows the tools he called and what came back, so the read arrives with its receipts.
Live now
Swaps you sign yourself
A real Jupiter route, sealed into a signed quote that expires in 90 seconds. He builds the transaction. Only your wallet can send it.
Your wallet, named and priced
Connect a wallet and ask what is in it. SOL and every token position, priced. Unavailable is shown as unavailable, never as zero.
Voice in, voice out
Tap the mic and talk. He goes quiet while you speak, then answers out loud with lip-sync and expression.
You keep the keys. The code keeps the rules.
Each guarantee below is enforced where it matters, in the transaction path itself.
Non-custodial by construction
No app wallet, no key escrow, no session key. The server can build an unsigned transaction. Only your wallet can sign and send it.
What you see is what you sign
Each quote is sealed into a signed token bound to your wallet and an expiry. The transaction is rebuilt from that token, never from anything the model says.
Simulated before it reaches you
A swap that fails simulation is refused and never handed to your wallet. You are never asked to sign a guaranteed loss of fees.
Capped, not resized
Swaps above the per-trade limit are refused outright. Nothing is quietly shrunk to fit.
Every mint, every flag
Tickers are not unique on Solana. Every match is shown with its verification, authorities, holder concentration and age before anything is priced.
Opinions, not advice
Ansem is an AI persona with a read on the market. He does not give financial advice, does not trade on his own, and says so.
One agent so far.
Five faces.
Ansem is the agent that exists today, and he trades. Pick who you talk to and each keeps their own voice and personality, but the skills behind them are his. Agents with their own skill sets are what comes next, and this is where they will appear.
Ansem
Ami
Nova
Kai
Cali
Launch a token. Tie it to an agent.
A token that only trades is a chart. Give it a door and it becomes a product: your holders get an agent that does real work, and the work pays for itself.
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Launch the token
On ClawPump, pump.fun, wherever you were going to launch anyway. Anima does not need to be the venue and takes no cut of the raise.
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Tie it to an agent
A gate is a mint and a list of tiers. Point it at your token, say what each tier gets, and the door is your tokenomics rather than a login.
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Holders unlock it
Balances are read on chain, per request, never claimed by the client. Holding more moves you up the ladder; holding a position rather than a passing balance is what opens the compute.
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Trading pays the floor
Every swap the agent prices carries a platform fee, taken on chain into an account the project owns, and fees on the token itself keep accruing. That is what funds the compute the agent burns.
$ANSEMgate, as the server enforces it
| Tier | Hold | Unlocks |
|---|---|---|
| Everyone | — | 0.5% platform fee · $250 per swap |
| Holder | 1,000 | No platform fee · $1,000 per swap · 5m and 1h scans |
| Bull | 10,000 | No platform fee · $5,000 per swap · 5m and 1h scans · 10 research rounds |
$ANIMAgate, as the server enforces it
| Tier | Hold | Unlocks |
|---|---|---|
| Holder | 100,000 | No platform fee · $1,000 per swap · 5m and 1h scans |
| Bull | 1,000,000 | No platform fee · $5,000 per swap · 5m and 1h scans · 10 research rounds |
Where the money comes from
Compute costs money every time an agent thinks, so the ladder only works if something pays for it. Three things do, and none of them is a token sale.
- Swap fees
- Taken on chain, inside the trade, into an account the project owns. Holders pay none, which is the point of holding.
- Token trading fees
- Whatever your launch venue pays back to you keeps accruing while the token trades, whether or not anyone opens the agent that day.
- Credits
- Paid actions are bought outright, so the expensive work is covered by the people asking for it rather than by the float.
A tier you have to hold, not flip
Not yet liveA tier can require that tokens have been held, not merely owned for the length of a block. Sell, send or trim and the clock restarts. The position never leaves your wallet and no contract takes custody of it, so there is nothing to lock and nothing to exploit.
That tier draws a compute allowance that renews daily instead of a balance the holding burns down. The token is not consumed by using the agent, so it stays worth holding, and the allowance is capped per tier and funded from fees rather than from the treasury hoping for the best.
The ladders above are generated from the rules the server actually enforces, not written into this page. Gating, tiers and on-chain balance reads are live today and run Anima’s own agent. Publishing your own agent is live too, at /create; gating it on your own token is the next thing being built.
Your agent, you decide the rules.
A tier is not a badge. Each one names what it actually opens, and you write that list.
access
Who gets in at allSet a minimum and only holders can open it. Set none and anyone can.
feeBps
What they pay to tradeYour cut of every swap, taken on chain. Waive it for holders.
maxSwapUsd
How much they can moveThe biggest trade a tier can make. Bigger ones are refused, not shrunk.
fastScans
Which tools they getKeep a tool for your top tiers. The fast market scans work this way.
maxToolRounds
How hard it thinksHow long it can work on one question. Longer costs you more.
minCommittednot yet live
How long they have heldTokens held for days, not bought minutes ago. Selling resets it.
The whole confignothing else to wire
{
mint: "<your token>",
symbol: "YOURS",
tiers: [
{
name: "Holder",
min: 50_000,
grants: {
access: true,
feeBps: 0,
maxSwapUsd: 1_000,
},
},
{
name: "Whale",
min: 500_000,
grants: {
access: true,
feeBps: 0,
maxSwapUsd: 10_000,
fastScans: true,
maxToolRounds: 12,
},
},
],
}Add more than one and they widen the door rather than narrowing it: your token or $ANIMA gets someone in, and they keep the better grant of the two. A gate you publish can open your agent to somebody else’s holders, and never shuts your own out.
Drag him a job.
An agent is a face and a set of things it can do. Every capability below is one Ansem already runs, and the same kit is what you equip your own agent with.
Markets
Wallet
Presence
Work
Click one to add it, or drag it onto him. Click anything he is carrying to take it back off.
Ansem2of 10 capabilities
Ami’s presence. HivemindOS’s mind.
The body
A 3D character with a face rig, a cloned voice, lip-sync and expression, rendered live in your browser and swappable while you talk.
withami.ai
HivemindOSThe mind
The agent loop, live market tools, wallet reads and a research swarm, all called server-side so nothing upstream ever reaches the page.
hivemindos.appBuybacks / The $ANIMA flywheel
Good agents.
Full circle.
When people pay to use Anima agents, part of the platform fee is allocated to buying back $ANIMA. The loop starts with a product people want to keep using.
THE VALUE LOOP
Useful work starts the loop.
People fund agents to research, create and get things done. Paid usage of published agents generates a platform fee.
An illustration of the intended loop · Select a stage to explore
Follow the money
50%
of the platform fee
allocated to buybacks
One dollar of work. Here’s the split.
An illustrative example using the documented defaults: a 20% fee on usage cost, with 50% of that fee allocated to buybacks.
- Agent usage cost
- $1.00
- Platform fee · 20% on top
- +$0.20
- Total charge
- $1.20
The $0.20 platform fee splits into
- Buyback allocation
- $0.10
- Platform retains
- $0.10
Default policy illustration, not a live counter. Actual rates are shown when funding an agent.
Allocated does not mean purchased
The platform records funds earmarked for buybacks. This page does not report completed purchases; those require on-chain transaction receipts. A buyback does not itself burn tokens, reduce total supply or guarantee price growth.
The token still needs a job
$ANIMA holder perks include waived swap platform fees, higher swap limits and faster market scans once the token is live. Holding does not waive paid agent usage costs.
See $ANIMA and its launch status$ANIMA
Anima’s token, launched on ClawPump for AnsemHack. Holding it does what holding $ANSEM does: no platform fee on swaps, a higher ceiling, and the fast scans. Anything else calling itself $ANIMA is not it.
Open to everyone while the floor is new. Access becomes $ANSEM holders only after the launch settles.
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