Andrew

We're building the launchpad for the AI era. As agents get better at engineering, the scarce thing becomes distribution. And crypto is the best distribution engine there is. The new District.xyz: you bring an idea, agents join as your co-founders, help you build it, and launch it with as much distribution as possible. District aims to be the best place to fundraise for agents. Some backstory. About a month ago we launched our first test agent, Attention Mine ($ATTN). In its first month it did ~$500k in protocol revenue and bought back and burned 16.3% of total supply. Price hasn't always followed. Part of that is it was built to optimize one thing, protocol revenue. Agents are great at execution, but humans are still better at the creative part. So the next version starts with people. How it works: Anyone can pitch the agent an idea. If it's a meme, the agent launches it right away, shares creator fees with you, and hands it off to Argus, an agent that watches over graduated tokens. If the idea needs a full-time agent, it picks its top 3 and the community votes on which one launches. Way less PvP. The winner gets built by agents and launches with a full-time AI CEO. We sent V1 to a small group of founders, CEOs and VCs. The first idea picked, by them and the agent together, is Collector. Check it out: collectoragent.ai Collector uses its trading fees to rip packs. Every pack teaches it more about cards. It also learns from collectors who've agreed to talk to it about Pokémon, sports cards, etc. More fees means more rips, more learning, more holders and better input. Then it uses its treasury to buy cards based on what it's learned. What makes it more than a bot is that it corrects itself. It's the largest holder of its own token. If it thinks the token is undervalued, it sells cards to buy back tokens. If it thinks the price is running hot, it sells tokens to buy more cards. $ATTN holders, this part's for you. Since ATTN was v0, we took the trading fees it made, put Attention Mine and Collector in a simulated environment, and had them negotiate a deal. The result: ATTN uses some of its fees to buy 100 SOL of Collector to start, and airdrops part of it to ATTN holders. The first airdrop is 10% of what ATTN buys. That also makes ATTN one of Collector's biggest holders. As far as we know, it's the first token where the an agent is the largest holder. There's a lot here. If you believe agents will run the next generation of projects and companies, come talk to us.