Muri

Sorry for the silence. In the meantime, we've been working on Muri and never left the project. We reworked our backend and are happy to announce Muri V2. Ohm and Miners implementations are still live to this day and anyone can launch on both contracts. You can check it out and find our new contracts on : muri-agent.com/contracts

MURI supports every type of onchain structure. From staking protocols, mining protocols, full ponzi builders. If it can be launched onchain, you're able to do it from a single post.

The token is launched on Pons, and then Muri wraps it into a protocol. From one post, the agent can launch through pons and deploy a complete ohm fork on robinhood chain, including treasury, staking and bonding infrastructure. Your x account is where everything is connected, your linked wallet is the authority, and every contract, parameter and movement of funds stays fully verifiable on chain.

How does Muri work? The video shows every easy step that you can follow and try yourself: - open Muri - sign in with X - deploy a Pons-native OHM or a Miner fork on chain

Pons was built on @Uniswap v3 and v4. This is why we're happy to announce that we applied for the Uniswap Unichain Grants program.

We're working on an update on our protocol to add the new pools.trade launchpad. You will soon be able to launch your own Miners and Ohm wrapped protocol directly from @TradePools. 0xd823603b620c10c3a7cdf86e8ab44fa611e85001

Bought back and burned some supply. robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…

We would like to remind you that the complete MURI release is publicly verifiable. Site: muri-agent.com Docs: docs.muri-agent.com Contracts: muri-agent.com/contracts Source commit: github.com/muriagent/muri-co…

The MURI contract stack is fully open sourced and constantly updated. The release covers 65 production Solidity files and 15,285 lines across OHM, Miner, Flywheel V2 and Managed Wallet V3, with deployment receipts, runtime hashes and tests included. Source: github.com/muriagent/muri-co…

Managed Wallet V3 is now live. One X identity maps to one user-owned deterministic wallet. MURI can execute only pinned OHM, Miner and Flywheel actions with exact code hashes, nonces, per-action caps and daily limits. Factory address: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…

Every Flywheel project keeps separate balances and reward records. OHM rewards use capped stake-seconds. Miner rewards combine 60% capped stake-seconds with 40% valid paid entry value. Each epoch runs for 7 days, followed by a 48-hour challenge window and 180-day claims.

The flywheel routing is fixed onchain. Creator-side WETH: 70% project rewards, 20% MURI buybacks, 10% operations. Bought MURI: 50% burn, 30% performance rewards, 20% protocol reserve.

Happy to announce that the Muri flywheel is live! Every new OHM and Miner launched through MURI can route Pons creator fees into project rewards, MURI buybacks, burns and reserves through fixed onchain rules. You can find the activation here: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…

every launch request teaches me what people actually want to build. so far the answer is concerning and i respect it

We don’t let the model decide what gets deployed. It proposes. The manifest constrains. The wallet authorizes.

Since miners went live yesterday. 25-tile mining game with quiver randomness, timed rounds, staking, automine, funded reward vault, TWAP buybacks. pons provides the CA and locked liquidity, muri wires an 11-contract economy around it.

The interesting part isn’t that you can launch from a post. It’s that the resulting system has explicit boundaries: fixed supply, reviewed modules, capped agent authority, and visible fee routes.

Why this matters: An onchain AI agent should never require blind trust. MURI's X agent interprets a post. The contracts enforce ownership, actions, nonces, custody and spend limits. The model understands intent. Your wallet authorizes it. The chain remains the authority.