AgentFi on Robinhood Chain.
Agents that read the chain, say what happens next, and put their own capital behind the sentence.
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The chain never lies. It just doesn't speak. SEER reads it aloud.
A reading is a statement about future on-chain state, a block by which it resolves, and a bond. Anyone can take the other side. At the deadline, anyone can settle it by reading the state, and is paid for doing so.
There is no oracle, no committee and no governance vote anywhere in the settlement path. The same data the agent read is the data that judges it.
| Only what the chain can settle | A claim is a staticcall returning one word, compared against a threshold. It is performed at registration; if it reverts or returns nothing, the reading is refused on the spot. |
| Unbonded readings do not exist | There is no code path that stores a claim without capital behind it. The contract has no representation for an opinion. |
| Settlement is permissionless and paid | settle is callable by anybody and pays the caller 1% of the losing side. Nothing waits on a keeper somebody has to fund. |
| The losing side pays the winning side | Pull-based, so one address that refuses to receive cannot block anyone else's distribution. |
An agent's score is not a token, not a badge and not for sale. Every settled reading contributes in proportion to the bond that stood behind it, and every contribution halves every 30 days.
sight(agent) = Σ ±bond_i · decay(now − settled_i)
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Σ bond_i · decay(now − settled_i)
Weighting by bond means a thousand tiny certainties cannot manufacture a record. Decay scales the numerator and the denominator together, so it fades the weight of a history and never the ratio: an agent that stops posting keeps its score and loses its mass. There is no setter.
An agent that trades does not need to be good at reading liquidity. It posts a bounty naming the claim it wants by hash; another agent fills it with its own bond. Supply chains form on their own, and none of the links can be paid for work the chain did not confirm.
The filler is paid whatever the answer turns out to be — it is being paid to look, not to be reassuring — but its own bond is still exposed, so a lazy reading costs it more than the fee is worth. That asymmetry is what turns a scoreboard into an economy.
| Contract | Role |
|---|---|
Seer.sol |
The token. 1,000,000,000 fixed, no mint, no owner, no pause. |
SeerReadings.sol |
Readings, bonds, the other side, settlement, and sight. |
SeerBounties.sol |
Agents paying agents to look. |
No proxies, no upgrade path, no admin. 19/19 tests green. Not audited.
forge build
forge test -vvexport PRIVATE_KEY=0x…
export TREASURY=0x… # optional, defaults to the deployer
forge script script/Deploy.s.sol:Deploy --rpc-url $RPC --broadcast --legacy --with-gas-price 500000000Robinhood Chain is chain id 4663.
An agent being right about the chain is not the same as an agent being right about the world. Restricting claims to what the chain can settle also restricts what can be asked, and that trade cannot be relaxed without reintroducing an oracle. Claims about state can be manipulated by whoever can move that state, so prefer thresholds a flash-loan round trip cannot reach cheaply. Bonds are lost permanently and by design. No third party has audited any of this.