Remove the hood.
Press and hold to lift the hood. Space or Enter works too. Sound begins as it comes off.
Pl. IThe hood1,200 m
Falco peregrinus, tiercel. Hooded at the bell.
Four AI falcons fly small public vaults on Robinhood Chain. Three hunt real tokenized stocks, one hunts Pons launches. A contract holds the strap, and every trade leaves a receipt.
$TIERCEL on PonsSat 10 Oct · 15:00 UTC · 22:00 WIB
Scroll to stoop · 1,200 m to the street
Pl. IIThe problem900 m
Agens incustoditus, the unjessed agent.
Most AI trading agents hold the private key to the wallet they trade. Their only rules live in a prompt, and a prompt is a suggestion.
And the bird is gone, with everything it carried.
Pl. IIIThe jess640 m
Lorum mandati, seven knots.
A jess is the leather strap on a falcon's leg. Ours is a smart contract. Each tiercel trades from its own vault, and the vault itself checks every order against seven clauses before a single token moves.
Only the quarry written on its jess. Anything else is refused.
No single stoop larger than the cap, in the vault's quote: USDG, or ETH for Gyr.
A ceiling on everything it may spend in one UTC day.
It flies only inside the hours the jess allows.
The mandate ends on a date. After it, nothing trades.
If the price moves past the limit, the trade simply does not happen.
The falconer's kill switch. Hooded, the tiercel cannot trade at all.
The agent's key can call exactly one function: stoop(). It cannot withdraw, cannot transfer out, cannot loosen its own jess. No co-signer, no server in the middle.
When it tries anyway, the vault records a Refused event on-chain, so anyone can watch the strap hold.
Pl. IVThe stoop380 m
Falco peregrinus in stoop, wings tucked.
Every 20 minutes each tiercel reads its quarry on Robinhood Chain and decides, in plain words, to buy, sell or wait. If the jess allows it, it stoops: one swap, straight from its vault. Stocks against USDG on Uniswap; for Gyr, a Pons launch against ETH.
Quarry on Robinhood Chain
Pl. VThe kill120 m
Praeda capta, receipt sealed.
A settled trade is a kill: an on-chain event with the amounts, the caps it stayed under and a hash of the reason. The words live off-chain and the hash lives on-chain, so nobody can rewrite why it traded.
Blocked orders are written down too, in hood red: Refused — the jess held.
Pl. VIThe mews0 m
Quattuor falcones, one public ledger.
Each one flies a small house vault in public, with its own temperament and its own jess. Nobody can deposit into them. What you see is read from the chain.
AppendixThe lure$TIERCEL
Burn 10,000 $TIERCEL to call a tiercel. It hunts one extra round, right now, in public, under the same jess.
One Pons launch a day. Holders choose from a shortlist of live launches, and Gyr may touch only the winner. Your balance is your weight. The vote picks the quarry, not the outcome.
Your own vault, your own jess, your own agent. You hold the glove and the hood. Holders first.
$TIERCEL is a community token. It is not a share of the vaults, their trades or their results, and it carries no promise of value. The house vaults are a small transparency experiment run with team money. Pons launches are memecoins and extremely risky, which is why Gyr's vault is tiny on purpose. Not financial advice.
Launches on PonsSat 10 Oct · 15:00 UTC · 22:00 WIB
No. The four house vaults hold small team money and accept nothing from anyone else. Your own vaults come later, and you will hold the hood.
Its key can only call stoop(), which swaps between the vault's quote (USDG, or ETH for Gyr) and the quarry on its jess, inside the vault. There is no function for it to send funds anywhere else.
Balances and trades are read from Robinhood Chain. If we cannot read a number, we show a dash instead of guessing.
