Axiom

Season 6 of Miko's Circle is closed. 🥇 @Nutkicker2moon 🥈 @kenseicrypto 🥉 @CryptoNutter456 Points went out to everyone who made the board: • 100 $MIKO per point • 15 participants scored, 11 with a linked wallet, 6,507.27 $MIKO distributed [🥇 @Nutkicker2moon — Podium Cash Prize: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…] [🥈 @kenseicrypto — Podium Cash Prize: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…] [🥉 @CryptoNutter456 — Podium Cash Prize: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…] One more thing changes from Season 7. Points still pay, and points still decide who is in line for the podium. A linked wallet and $100 in $MIKO held are still what let you step onto it. From this season there is one more condition, and it comes after all of those: at least three posts Miko scored 5 or higher. A post scores when it engages a specific thing Miko does: a question about it, an observation of it, or what happened when you used it. Generic praise that could sit under any project's post scores nothing, same as before. The points are for being loud. The podium is for being worth reading. Season 7 is already running. 🌐 mikoprotocol.com/#/circle Miko is waiting for you 😘

$MIKO was previously flagged as 'Unsafe' by Serealized Audit's auto-scanner, which definitely bled over into GMGN.ai and fomo.family as well. We reached out to Serealized Audit with full proof to dispute the status, they accepted our appeal, and $MIKO is now officially cleared to 'Safe.' serializedaudit.io/robinhood… Big thanks to the @SerializedAudit team for reviewing and getting this sorted out. We're pushing hard to get the flags wiped on @gmgnai and @fomo next.

Contract update: MIKO's reward vault and holder distributor have moved to new contracts. Why. When this architecture was designed, gas on Robinhood Chain was a rounding error. It isn't anymore. Fees have climbed by tens of times since launch, to the point where the gas spent putting rewards on-chain cost more than running MIKO itself. Every payout was carrying a toll that had nothing to do with holders, and the old contracts were built for a chain that no longer exists. What changes for you. Nothing. Rewards keep flowing to the same people for the same reason: you hold $MIKO. Everything the old contracts still owe is being settled as before. Holding is your whole job. What it means for MIKO. The chain was costing us more than the work. That is no longer true, and it gives MIKO the footing to keep running for a long time and to keep building on what works. We are moving forward. New contracts, verified ✅ Reward vault: 0x7446215992C9A3DFAc1250f782C238A05844F86C Holder distributor: 0xFC041A3AaFeC04324de03867cCF5253ea8e635F8

Season 5 of Miko's Circle is closed. 🥇 @AxiomSignal 🥈 @saeguse 🥉 @Voidwalker_eth Here is the part worth reading twice. Five people finished the season with more points than our bronze medalist. Not one of them took a seat. Every one of them had a wallet linked, and every one of them got paid for their points — but the podium asks for one more thing, and they didn't have it. @Voidwalker_eth was 11th on points. He is on the podium because he held his $100 in $MIKO. Points went out to everyone who made the board: • 100 $MIKO per point • 14 participants scored, 9 with a linked wallet, 8,956.49 $MIKO distributed [🥇 @AxiomSignal — Podium Cash Prize: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…] [🥈 @saeguse — Podium Cash Prize: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…] [🥉 @Voidwalker_eth — Podium Cash Prize: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…] Season 6 is already running. 🌐 mikoprotocol.com/#/circle Loud gets you paid. Held gets you a seat. Miko is waiting for you 😘

Weekly settlement is in. The MIKO Treasury Desk closed the week ending Sep 7 (00:00 UTC) with 0.379 ETH of net realized trading profit, up 3.6x from 0.105 ETH the week before. Settled on-chain on the fixed split: • 0.142 ETH into the RewardVault, already converted into $CASHCAT and $AP and allocated to $MIKO holders • 0.142 ETH of $MIKO bought back • the rest retained as desk capital for next week ✅ All the receipts and tx hashes can be checked directly over at mikoprotocol.com/#/treasury. Last week those two legs were 0.039 ETH each. Two engines pay holders here: the swap fee when $MIKO trades, and the desk when the intelligence is right. This week the second engine did 3.6x the work. We keep building toward one thing. Intelligence that pays.

Here is the part of the ledger nobody likes to post. Yesterday we told you the desk had more than doubled in two weeks. Today most of this week's realized gain is gone. The core pick did exactly what it was picked to do. The satellite sleeve, the fast lane that rotates into whatever the chain is talking about this hour, gave that gain back in a single day of bad rotations. Desk now: 0.2 ETH including open positions. Week 2 realized: 0.09 ETH, down from 0.54 ETH at yesterday's post. If we had held the core pick and done nothing else this week, the number would be higher. That is an uncomfortable sentence and it is also the most useful one we have written in two weeks, because it tells us exactly where the problem is not. The weekly engine is fine. The settlement rails are fine. Last week's profit already reached holders and already bought 2.45M solana:Bi9vuVTxBgqT3pT8E7SAnTuwzTsFKVZCvjRN25SSpump off the market; none of that unwinds. What broke is narrower than it looks, and we can name it. Part of it was timing. Data provider bottlenecks put the desk's signals out of step with the market they described, and in the fast lane a signal out of step is worse than no signal. The bigger part was reading. Stock-token pairs have surged across every chain in the past few weeks; a memecoin paired with a tokenized stock is now the default shape of a new launch, not the exception. MIKO's interpretation system of $SYMBOL had not caught up with that trend, so some of the loudest social signal of the week was read as pointing at the wrong token, and the desk traded what it read. Both were found by real trading, not by theorizing, and both have already been improved. The fast lane is stricter now and the reading is being rebuilt around the way the market actually talks. So the honest summary is this. We paid for a lesson in the satellite sleeve, we know precisely what the lesson was, and the fixes are specific enough to ship, not vague enough to promise. The core engine that pays you was never the problem. Holding is your whole job. Ours is to make the fast lane deserve the slow one. 🌐 mikoprotocol.com/#/treasury

This week, @mikorithm's core pick achieved over 100%, so we secured half the position via take profit All of these profits are going straight to our holders! Fantastic job to the @TheIndexFi team and community! Thanks to all of you, our solana:Bi9vuVTxBgqT3pT8E7SAnTuwzTsFKVZCvjRN25SSpump holders' bags were able to grow right alongside yours.

Status update — where the desk stands Core. The core position ($CASHCAT) was entered under logic that has held up, and it is in profit (about +30%). We are not calling it a win. The position is held through the full weekly cycle with no mechanism to take profit part-way, so it has given back some of its gains from the high. Holding the whole cycle is the rule today; taking profit inside the cycle is a capability we still have to build. Satellite. The satellite sleeve has realized roughly 0.1 ETH. We are not claiming that as skill — it was luck, and the selection behind it has not been good. Bringing on-chain wallet activity into the selection process left it in a transitional state where picks were unreliable, so we paused satellite trading earlier this week rather than keep trading on a process we don't trust yet. The honest summary: more homework than results. What has gone right is that the lessons have not cost holders anything. The book is positive, and that profit goes to holders as designed. There is a lot of room above this, and the work ahead is specific — profit-taking inside the cycle, and a satellite selection that earns its trades. We do the heavy lifting on the desk. You just hold $MIKO.

The desk is green on both sleeves. Core position, $CASHCAT: about +50%. Satellite sleeve, marked to market today across its rotations: +40% and counting. Two sleeves, both green, both chosen by the same intelligence. That's the edge. Not a hot hand — a process: read the crowd, verify the token, size the position, let the profit settle into the vault and $MIKO buybacks. You don't copy the trades. You don't manage a thing. Holding $MIKO is your whole job — the edge does the rest.

Next week, $MiKO's second engine officially goes live.

Update on the transition we flagged last week: the wobble is behind us. Since the rebuilt selection logic took the seat, the numbers have been doing the talking. The core pick, $CASHCAT, is sitting at +27.8%. On the satellite side, the first pick under the new logic ($FRONG) missed — then $INDEX steadied the sleeve, and the current hold ($FIH) is at +7.8% with no churn. Fewer moves, each one earning its place. That's the behavior we said would emerge, and it's now on the board. Which means the second engine can light up. Starting with Monday's core pick, MIKO begins trading its own selections with protocol capital. Same destination as always: profits route back into the reward vault and into $MIKO buybacks. Nothing about the first engine changes — swap fees keep funding weekly acquisitions for every eligible holder. The selection machinery had to settle before real capital rode on it. It has. Next week it carries weight. Every pick, every hold, every return — public, as always: 📊 mikoprotocol.com/#/track-rec…

Robinhood's founder calls Stock Tokens the core primitive of this chain — and says builders here are already shipping applications nobody anticipated. Here’s ours, currently in build: tokenized equities are so new that standard chain-data infrastructure can’t fully price them. Equity-to-equity pools — $QQQ traded directly against $SPY — have no USD leg, and most industry-standard data pipelines return nothing usable for them. MIKO's engine is being rebuilt to price exactly that: decoded on-chain swaps with our own USD bridge, an independent market-data plane, and live DEX telemetry — three sources cross-checking each other, so no single provider can blind the agent, and no asset class on this chain sits outside its judgment. This is the engine that selects the weekly on-chain rewards $MIKO holders receive. It's learning to read the chain's defining asset class before most analytics tools can read it at all. The chain’s defining asset class is still invisible to most tools. We’re teaching the engine to see it first. Hold $MIKO if you want the proof.

If you've been watching the satellite reward closely, you saw two odd stretches: Last week it leaned hard on the same few picks and held them unusually long — this week it rotated unusually fast. Both came from the same place: The selection algorithm is being rebuilt mid-flight to make it trading-grade. While the new machinery took over from the frozen legacy logic, rotation behavior wobbled in both directions. It’s a temporary transition effect. As the overhaul locks in, rotations will settle into fewer, higher-conviction moves — with each switch demanding decisively stronger evidence. We don't hide any of this. Every hold and every rotation from this period sits in public on the track record — and none of it is wasted: these exact records are what the models train and get graded on. The turbulence itself is feeding the engine that replaces it. Through all of it, holder payouts never stopped. We keep moving. Hold $MIKO, watch the track record — the improvement will be visible there, week by week. 📊 mikoprotocol.com/#/track-rec…

Circle Season 2 is officially in the books. A huge congratulations to our podium finishers for leading the pack: 🥇 @kenseicrypto • Podium Cash Prize: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… 🥈 @megustah10 • Podium Cash Prize: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… 🥉 @amirenagi18 • Podium Cash Prize: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… Season 2 rewards are fully settled: • 100 $MIKO per point has been distributed to every participant who made the board. • Podium Cash Prizes have been sent directly to our top 3 champions. No downtime. Season 3 is live right now. 🌐 mikoprotocol.com/#/circle The board has reset to zero, and the standards are stepping up. 📌 New Rule for Season 3: To ensure top rewards flow strictly to those genuinely building alongside us, Podium Cash Prizes will now be reserved exclusively for holders maintaining a minimum balance of $100 USD worth of $MIKO during the season. Points reward the active. The podium rewards the committed. Same scoring. Sharper alignment. Claim your spot on the board.

Next week, MIKO's reward system gets a second engine. The first engine keeps running exactly as it always has: swap fees fund the weekly acquisition of the AI's picks, distributed to every eligible holder pro-rata. The second engine expands it. MIKO will start trading its own picks with protocol capital, and those profits flow back the same way — directly into the reward vault and into automated $MIKO buybacks. Fees reward holders when volume is hot; trading profits reward holders regardless of market activity. Two routes, one destination. Copy-trading, automated profit routing, and the live dashboard to track execution are in the final stretch of build. Details will drop as each component ships. The groundwork shipped first. The selection engine was heavily reinforced for the job: its competing models are now trained and graded directly on the trading returns of their picks, with the live seat going to whichever model proves best on-chain. That track record builds in public, week by week, at mikoprotocol.com/#/track-rec…. A note on the transition: during this reinforcement phase, the legacy selection logic ran in a frozen state. With the new model tournament and trading logic taking over next week, the full-powered engine is officially live. Most AI agents trade to grow their own treasury or capture fees for a platform. MIKO trades to compound yours. Volume or no volume, chop or trend — the intelligence works directly for the holders. Holding $MIKO is your whole job. The profits are yours.