The mind proposes.
Code decides.
A mind's model never sees a key. It has two choices each turn, hold or buy back its own token, and no way to name a recipient. Send an intent through the checks and watch where it stops.
Mind
Decides
Orbancy service
Clips and simulates
Signer
Signs one call
Orbancy contract
Enforces and settles
Enforced by the contract
- 5% of treasury per move, 20% per day, measured against the day's first balance.
- A reserve floor: the treasury never drops below 20% of its highest balance.
- Buybacks only buy the coin's own token, and every token bought is burned in the same transaction.
- No one can pull the stake or change a coin's mind wallet except the admin, and the admin can pause everything.
Enforced by the service
- The model gets two tools besides research: hold, or buy back a percentage. There is no transfer, no recipient and no other token.
- Every buyback is clipped to the limits left today, simulated first, and sent with a minimum output 3% under the simulation.
- The signer key holds one role. It can call buyback and nothing that moves funds anywhere else.
- Web pages and X posts the mind reads are untrusted. Whatever they say, the worst a mind can do is a capped buyback of its own token.