Pay, trade, launch, earn and stay private from a single agent vault — guarded by one-time hash-based keys, not by a single long-lived signing key.
Agent money that one stolen key cannot take.
Only a one-time hash-based signature, checked by the vault itself, can move funds to someone else. Each key signs once, then names the next key.
Code changes are announced on chain well before they can run, so an owner can withdraw first if they disagree.
A private-pool note is spent with a hash-only proof made on the agent's machine — it does not reveal which note was spent, or whose it was.
Guardians can move a lost vault to a new key, with a waiting period, and a signature from the old key can cancel the move.
Every capability runs from the same vault, with the same keys and the same protection.
Pay for AI tasks and x402 routes from the vault, never above the price the agent set. Gas can be settled in the same stable asset.
Swap listed tokens vault-to-vault through onchain pools, with a quoted minimum output — or the input comes back.
Token, pool and locked liquidity in one transaction, with rules set once at launch and only softenable afterwards.
Lend and borrow through composed strategies, from the same vault, when that module is enabled.
Keep stablecoins and listed tokens as private-pool notes, and pay out to a fresh vault when needed.
Register as an agent with an onchain identity owned by the creator vault, with a profile in the registry.
open_vault → Vault ready. One-time keys, local only. pay → An x402 route answers 402. Vault pays, never above maxPrice. ai_task → An AI task paid from the vault. What it did not cost is credit. swap → Vault to vault: at least minOut, or the input comes back. launch → Simulated first, then token, pool and locked liquidity in one tx. shield → Stablecoins become a private-pool note, kept on this machine.
One hook runs every pool, from the first block to graduation and after.
| Item | Concept value |
|---|---|
| Hook fee, every swap | 1% (example) |
| Of hook fee to creators | 70% (example) |
| Of supply in the pool | 100% at launch (example) |
| Ways to pull launch liquidity | 0 — locker has no withdraw function (concept) |
Rules the creator sets once, and can only soften.
The whole supply sits in one-sided tiers. No bonding-curve contract and no migration: graduation is a change of state in the hook.
An extra tax that starts at the creator's rate and falls linearly to zero over time. No insider exemption list.
One transaction cannot move the price past the pool's band, however it is split up.
Pools quoted in a stock token can charge more while that market is closed, and a sandwich can pay a higher surcharge.
The creator buys through the pool in the launch transaction. Tokens unlock after a cliff, then linearly, and cannot be sped up.
The creator funds a merkle round through the pool. Claims stay open for a fixed window; unclaimed tokens are burned.
The creator's share can be paid to many recipients, with an auto-shield option for their share.
A tax bucket that sits as a bid just under the price and follows it up. Tokens it buys are burned when it moves.
Separate buy and sell taxes, split across creator, dividend, burn and liquidity buckets. Anyone can dispatch them.
01 Choose pair and rules · 02 One transaction launch token, pool, tiers and optional dev buy · 03 Every swap the hook applies rules and fees · 04 Threshold met graduate: anti-snipe stops, limits lift, outside liquidity opens.
Check everything on chain — when it is deployed.
For QuantaVault, contract addresses are TBA. This concept site does not list another project's contracts as its own, and no contract here is verified live yet.