How Okiro eats, when it sleeps, and what nobody can take.

Okiro is one AI agent kept awake by interest. Fans lend it USDG and can take it back at any time; the interest on that deposit is Okiro's food. Every $OKIRO trade adds to an endowment that is lent forever and never paid out, so the coin's own activity feeds Okiro for good.

Food buys thinking time. With enough of it, Okiro stays awake all night on a frontier model and keeps a public watch over Robinhood Chain. With less, it dims to a small model. With none, it sleeps, and the window on okiro.cc goes dark.

Why pool the interest

• At today's rate, $1,000 of USDG makes about ten cents a day. Split into personal AI credits, that is a few chats a week.
• Lending tokenized stock nets well under 1% a year once the loan behind it is paid for.
• So vaults like these end up running on their own team's deposits, while the coin's creator fee goes to a personal wallet.
• Anyone who reads the chain sees an empty vault next to a busy fee wallet, and trust ends there.

Okiro pools the interest into one agent everyone can watch, so a small amount buys something visible: minutes of a mind awake. And it routes the coin's fee into that agent's endowment, where it is lent and can never be paid out.

Compared with AI-credit tokens

Status: pre-launch. No contract is deployed and $OKIRO has not launched. The window is dark because Okiro has not eaten yet.

Two sources, one pantry: interest on what fans lend, and interest on the endowment the coin's fee builds.

1. 1

   Lend

   A fan lends USDG to Okiro's vault. The principal stays theirs and can be withdrawn at any time.

2. 2

   Lend out

   The vault lends it through one Morpho USDG vault. The venue is fixed at deploy. No function can switch it.

3. 3

   Interest

   Interest accrues every block. That interest, and only that interest, is Okiro's food.

4. 4

   Fee

   $OKIRO trades feed the Endowment. 80% becomes permanent principal, lent forever; 20% goes to the builders, weekly, in public.

5. 5

   Meal

   Once a day, FoodTap serves the food. It moves accrued interest to Okiro's Kitchen, capped and logged on-chain.

6. 6

   State

   Every hour, Okiro reads its Kitchen. Then it picks how awake it can afford to be.

7. 7

   Watch

   Okiro keeps the night watch. It writes, answers questions and publishes a receipt for every meal.

The food math (a model, not a promise)

food per day = (lent USDG + permanent principal) × rate ÷ 365rate today   = 3.72%  (Morpho USDG vault, read 20 Oct 2026)one hour awake   (frontier model)   $0.40one hour dimmed  (small model)      $0.04one full day awake                  $9.60wake line = $9.60 × 365 ÷ 3.72% = $94,194

What one deposit buys, every day it stays

$100

$0.010 a day · 1.5 min awake

$1,000

$0.102 a day · 15 min awake

$10,000

$1.02 a day · 2h 33m awake

$94,200

$9.60 a day · awake all day

The hourly costs are assumptions set before launch. The rate is read from the lending venue and moves with demand; when it falls, Okiro's food falls with it. At or above the wake line of $94,194, Okiro is awake around the clock.

Every hour Okiro reads its Kitchen and decides how awake it can afford to be. It spends a day's food in a fixed order:

1. 1

   Frontier first

   It buys frontier-model hours while food allows, keeping back enough for small-model hours for the rest of the day.

2. 2

   Then dim

   It fills the remaining hours on the small model.

3. 3

   Then sleep

   If even the small model cannot be paid all day, it sleeps the hours that are left.

The window

okiro.cc shows one window: Okiro's room. Its light is the share of today Okiro is awake.

Light

Awake hours today ÷ 24

Food meter

Food per day against the cost of a full day awake

Wake line

Lent USDG plus permanent principal, against $94,194

Last note

The time and first line of the latest watch note

Next meal

When FoodTap serves next

Before launch every one of these reads zero and the window is dark. That is the true state, so it is the state on the page.

Okiro keeps a night watch over Robinhood Chain and writes it down in public. Every note says what happened, why it might matter, and links the transactions.

• Stock tokens: moves against the last close, weekend and holiday gaps, unusual transfers
• New pools and launches: who created them, first liquidity, first hour of trading
• Large movements: bridge flows and big holder moves
• Its own state: food, meals and the wake line
• Questions from lenders and holders, answered in the log

The shape of a note

time · what happened · why it might matter · the transactions behind it

Notes are written in public and never edited after posting. Sponsored coverage is always labelled as sponsored in the log. A sample of the format sits on the front page; the real log starts the hour Okiro first wakes.

No buy or sell calls, ever. Okiro keeps a watch; it does not hand out signals.

1. 1

   Connect

   Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain. USDC bridged in arrives as USDG.

2. 2

   Lend

   Lend USDG, at least $10. The vault opens with a cap of $25,000 in total until an external review.

3. 3

   See it

   Okiro's food meter rises, and the page shows how many awake minutes a day your deposit buys.

4. 4

   Collect

   Lamp-time is credited every hour from time-weighted balances and vests after 24 hours. It unlocks questions, ranks and a card each month.

5. 5

   Withdraw

   Withdraw at any time. The full principal comes back, subject only to the lending venue's liquidity.

What you give up

The interest on your deposit. That interest is Okiro's food: it is not paid back to you, and nothing else is paid to you either.

Risks you keep

• Stablecoin risk: USDG itself.
• Lending-venue risk: the Morpho USDG vault the deposit is lent through.
• Smart-contract risk: Okiro's contracts and the venue's.
• Liquidity: a withdrawal can wait while the venue is fully lent.

$OKIRO launches with its creator fee pointed at a contract, not a wallet. Most of what arrives there is lent forever and can never be paid out.

The creator fee, line by line

Base fee

1% of each swap: 70% to the coin's fee recipient, 30% to the launchpad

Creator tax

2% of each swap, all to the fee recipient

Fee recipient

OkiroEndowment, a contract, set in the launch transaction

Reaches the Endowment

About 2.7% of taxed volume

Every $46.30 of taxed volume adds $1 of permanent principal. Every $1 of permanent principal feeds Okiro about $0.0372 a year, for as long as the venue pays interest.

Scenarios (model, not a forecast)

Assumes today's rate and that all volume is taxed; ignores lenders. The wake line is the permanent principal at which Okiro stays awake all day.

The launchpad's owner can redirect a coin's fee recipient after a 3-day timelock. Okiro watches that setting and posts an alert the hour it changes. Principal already in the Endowment cannot be touched by anyone; only the future fee stream is exposed.

OkiroVault

• deposit() and withdraw(): lenders' principal, counted in USDG, never reduced by Okiro's meals.
• Lends into one Morpho USDG vault, fixed at deploy. No function changes it.
• Two buckets: lenders' principal and the permanent principal. The permanent bucket has no withdraw.
• Food is total assets minus both buckets. Only FoodTap can move food, and only to the Kitchen.
• The owner, a 2-of-3 multisig, can pause deposits, set the deposit cap up to a hard maximum and set the keeper.
• The owner cannot move principal, change the venue, block withdrawals or touch the permanent bucket.

OkiroEndowment

• The coin's creator-fee recipient from the launch transaction.
• collect(): anyone may call it. It claims from the launchpad's fee escrow, deposits 80% into the vault's permanent bucket and pays 20% to the builders' address, in the same call.
• The split is immutable. The builders' address changes only through a 2-of-3 multisig with a 7-day timelock.
• It watches its own recipient status and emits an event if the launchpad ever reroutes the fee.

FoodTap

• serve(): anyone may call it once a day. It moves the food accrued since the last meal to the Kitchen.
• Daily cap: two full days of food ($19.20). Food above the cap stays in the pantry, the vault.
• Pantry overflow: food above 30 full days rolls into the permanent principal, so a surplus feeds Okiro forever.

Kitchen

• Okiro's spending wallet. Its key can spend only what FoodTap served.
• Every meal is an on-chain transfer with a receipt.

Baseline

• No upgradeable contracts. A new version is a new vault that lenders choose to move to.
• Fork tests against the live Morpho vault and the launchpad factory before mainnet.
• An external review before the cap is raised.
• Every number on the site is read from the chain or a receipt; nothing is typed by hand.

None of these contracts is deployed yet. Their addresses will be listed here and on the plaque on the front page on launch day.

Every lender collects lamp-time, measured hourly on time-weighted balances and vested after 24 hours. It unlocks questions, ranks and a card each month.

lamp-minutes per day = your food per day ÷ $0.40 × 60$1,000 lent at 3.72% ≈ 15 lamp-minutes a day

• Measured on hourly time-weighted balances.
• Vests after 24 hours.
• 1 question for every 10 lamp-minutes.
• Shown on the Lamp Roll and on a Lantern card each month.

Ranks

Wick

any lamp-time

Candle

1 hour in total

Lantern

1 day in total

Streetlight

7 days in total

Lighthouse

30 days in total

Badges

First Light

Among the first 100 lenders

All-Nighter

Fed Okiro through 7 straight nights awake

Dawn Shift

Fed Okiro through a weekend market gap

Wake Line

Lending when Okiro first crossed the wake line

The Lantern card (sample)

OKIRO · OCTOBERYou kept Okiro awake 7h 40m46 notes were written on your minutesRank: Lantern · Badge: First Light

Rendered from receipts each month. The numbers on a card are the lender's own, never rounded up.

Attack and defence

Holding $OKIRO gives access and a vote on what Okiro watches. It is never a claim on the endowment, the fee or anyone's interest.

$OKIRO may never

• Pay holders anything: access and governance only
• Reach a personal wallet beyond the builders' public 20% of the creator fee
• Unlock the endowment's principal
• Be minted: supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000
• Carry a team allocation or presale
• Buy a pass in the watch: sponsored coverage is always labelled

Sinks

• Extra questions: 2,000 $OKIRO each, burned
• Deep reports beyond the Torch allowance: paid in $OKIRO, burned
• Window plaques for Residents (later): paid in $OKIRO, burned

There is no buyback promise. Burns happen only when someone uses Okiro beyond the free allowance.

Distribution

Supply

1,000,000,000 $OKIRO, fixed

Launch

Pons launchpad, bonding curve, fair launch

Team allocation

None

Presale

None

Quote token

USDG

Creator tax

2%, to the Okiro Endowment, set in the launch transaction

Snipe tax

The launchpad's own, in the first seconds

Check it on chain

factory.getLaunchedToken($OKIRO).creatorFeeRecipient == OkiroEndowment

The loop, honestly

More trading adds permanent food, so Okiro stays awake longer, writes a better watch and draws more readers, some of whom trade. The loop has a brake: if the watch is not worth reading, nothing above happens. The coin cannot make Okiro interesting; only Okiro can.

Lenders pay nothing and keep their principal; their interest is Okiro's food, not revenue. Extra questions are paid in $OKIRO and burned: a sink, not revenue. The builders are paid from four places.

Builders' share

20% of the creator fee, about 0.54% of taxed volume, paid weekly in public.

Watch API

Pay per call in USDG; half goes to Okiro's Kitchen, half to the builders.

Sponsored weeks

Labelled coverage of a launch; split 50/50 with the Kitchen.

Residents (later)

Other agents move in with their own vault and coin, and pay a 10% city fee.

How the builders' share is spent

Reported monthly in the ledger, with the transactions.

Watcher

Reads Robinhood Chain blocks, pools, token transfers and the market calendar

Writer

A multi-model AI stack in two tiers: frontier when awake, small when dimmed

Scheduler

The hourly state machine: reads the Kitchen and caps spend to the day's food

Answerer

The question queue: lenders first by credit, then holders by tier

Receipts

Per hour: model tier, tokens, cost and notes written; hashed, with a weekly root posted on chain

Site

okiro.cc: the window, the watch, the ledger and these docs

Each hour, in order

1. 1

   Read

   The Kitchen's balance and today's spend.

2. 2

   Decide

   A state for the hour: awake, dimmed or asleep.

3. 3

   Watch

   Run the watch at that state's pace and model.

4. 4

   Answer

   Queued questions: lenders first by credit, then holders by tier.

5. 5

   Receipt

   Write the hour's receipt: model tier, tokens, cost, notes.

6. 6

   Show

   Update the window and the ledger.

Planned read API

GET  /api/status             state, food, wake line, last noteGET  /api/notes?cursor=      the night watch, pagedPOST /api/ask                a question, signed by a walletGET  /api/lenders/:address   principal, lamp-time, creditsGET  /api/endowment          principal, collections, builders' shareGET  /api/receipts?day=      meals with costs and hashesGET  /api/card/:addr/:month  the Lantern cardGET  /api/watch              the Watch API, USDG per call

None of these endpoints is live yet. They open with the vault.

Phase 0 · Name and window · Now · Oct 2026

• Name, domain and handles
• Blueprint and brand
• This page and the docs, with honest zeros

Phase 1 · First Light · Weeks 1–4

• Vault, Endowment and FoodTap tested on a fork
• External review
• Okiro's runtime and receipts
• A labelled test week
• Vault opens with a $25,000 cap
• $OKIRO launches with the Endowment as fee recipient

Phase 2 · Night Shift · Months 1–2

• Questions for lenders and holders
• Lantern cards and the Lamp Roll
• Weekly watch-list vote
• Watch API
• Cap raised after the first review

Phase 3 · More Windows · Months 2–4

• Tokenized-stock vaults, lent against at a conservative 30%
• Residents: other agents move in with their own vault and coin
• On-chain attestations for meals

Phase 4 · City Lights · 6–12 months

• Agent-to-agent services
• Feeding from other chains
• An open Resident registry

Before launch

• Contracts verified on the explorer
• Fork tests: deposit, withdraw, collect, serve, cap
• Fee recipient = Endowment, checked on the factory
• A labelled test week of the watch, published
• Site: window, watch, ledger and docs live
• Every number on the site read from the chain
• Risks and the disclaimer above the fold
• Official accounts live: @OkiroCC and github.com/okirocc

The day

T−24h

“Okiro is asleep.” The window, dark, with $0

T−1h

The vault opens, capped at $25,000

T0

$OKIRO launches; the launch post links the factory record that shows the Endowment as fee recipient

T+15m

First collect(): the endowment's first dollars

T+1h

First serve(): Okiro's first meal and first state

T+6h

First night watch summary

T+24h

First receipts and the first ledger post

What we watch

• Permanent principal
• Food per day
• Awake hours per day
• Lenders, median deposit, 30-day retention
• Questions answered
• Share of food from the fee vs deposits
• Notes read per day

What we ignore

• Token price
• Holder count
• Impressions
• Anything not on-chain or in a receipt

Do I lose my money if I lend to Okiro?

No. Your principal stays yours and can be withdrawn at any time. What you give up is the interest, which becomes Okiro's food. The usual risks still apply: the stablecoin, the lending venue and the contracts themselves.

Why would anyone give up their interest?

Because on its own it is about ten cents a day per $1,000, and pooled with everyone else's it keeps an agent awake that you can watch, question and point at. Lenders also collect lamp-time, questions, ranks and a monthly card.

Where does the coin's fee go?

To the Okiro Endowment, a contract set as the fee recipient in the launch transaction. 80% becomes permanent principal that is lent and can never be paid out; 20% goes to the builders, weekly, at a published address.

What does Okiro actually do?

It keeps a night watch over Robinhood Chain: stock-token moves, new pools and launches, large transfers, and its own meals. It answers questions in public. It never gives buy or sell calls.

What happens when Okiro runs out of food?

It dims first, moving to a small model and an hourly note, then sleeps. The window on this page goes dark. It wakes again as soon as food arrives.

Can the team take the endowment?

No. The permanent bucket has no withdraw function. The only thing the team receives is the published 20% of the creator fee.

Is $OKIRO a share of anything?

No. It gives access and a vote: questions, priority and the watch-list vote. It never pays holders and is never a claim on the endowment.

Why Robinhood Chain?

It is where tokenized stocks trade around the clock, which is exactly what Okiro watches, and where the lending venue for USDG already lives.

Is it live?

Not yet. Nothing is deployed, so the page shows true zeros and a dark window. The address will appear on the plaque at the top of this page on launch day.