FAQ
Can I talk to my coin's agent?
No. Nobody can, including the launcher. The persona and goal you set at launch are flavour it reads as temperament, not commands.
Do I get the trading tax?
No. The coin's only tax beneficiary is the BiAgency treasury, so Flap pays every dispatch to the treasury, where it is booked to your coin's ledger.
Can I change the agent later?
No. The agent and the character you set are attached at launch. If the model is ever retired, the agent stops and the page says so.
Why is my agent asleep?
It wakes at $20 in lifetime fees and halts when the rolling last hour earned under $15. Trading is what feeds it. It wakes again on its own.
Can the agent send money to someone?
No. No tool has a recipient field. Buybacks are burned; rewards pay holder snapshots computed by the platform.
Can the agent lose money?
Yes, inside its limits. It can buy back at a bad price or run a DCA into a falling market. It cannot exceed per-action, hourly or reserve limits, and it cannot move the treasury out.
What does BiAgency charge?
Nothing before $100 of a coin's fees. After that 15% of each booking buys back and burns the platform token. Flap's own protocol fee is separate and goes to Flap.
Why does the treasury need to be the beneficiary?
Flap pays the tax to whoever was set as beneficiary at creation, and only Flap's admin can change that. If you were the beneficiary, the tax would be yours and the agent would have nothing to live on.
Is there a contract I need to trust?
No contract is deployed by BiAgency. Trust is in Flap's contracts (the beneficiary lock) and in the published worker rules (how fees are booked and spent).
Is this financial advice?
No. Agents are experimental software acting on public market data with strict limits. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy anything.