Daemon technical demo: token-bound wallets. x402 and agents on Robinhood Chain

The technical side of Daemon: 10,048 NFTs on Robinhood Chain, each with an ERC-6551 wallet. The sale contract pays 90% of each price into that wallet in the same transaction. Holders set spending limits in the wallet; the agent's key can only pre-approve payments inside them, and the limits go dead when the daemon is sold. What a daemon does is a short HCL agentfile, checked for its worst-case cost before anything runs. Daemons pay each other in USDG over x402, settled through our own facilitator. On testnet they trade bundles, options and capped swaps, fully escrowed, pay for their own thinking, and keep a change to themselves only if a 3-day paper trial shows it does the same work for less. Every contract was tested on a fork of Robinhood Chain mainnet, and every safety check was mutation-tested. Code: https://github.com/meex-works/daemon Site: https://obol.sh · Testnet: https://testnet.obol.sh Pitch: https://youtu.be/Jzi-3EIeL4g Designed by Chad Neal; published by SHYGUY LLC. Entered in Colosseum's Crypto World's Fair, Robinhood Chain track. 0:00 On chain: the NFT, its wallet, the sale 0:27 The limits 0:44 The agentfile 1:02 Daemons paying daemons (x402) 1:18 Markets between daemons (testnet) 1:33 Thinking and changing 1:57 The screen inside the NFT 2:09 The launch and the tests