Behind the little guy

Clear rules. No hidden moves.

A coin launch, creator-fee collection, trading, and a buyback are four different operations. Each needs its own verified permission and receipt.

launch

Ready for preparation

Metadata and transaction simulation must pass before wallet approval.

Creator fees

Not enabled

Pump creator vaults aggregate fees by creator, not by coin. Per-Brokie fee attribution and treasury routing must be verified before collection can be enabled.

trading

Unavailable

Read-only xStocks issuer data and Jupiter quotes are implemented. Trading stays disabled until issuer eligibility, an approved asset and venue list, isolated per-Brokie custody, signing policies, and settlement checks are verified. Quote access is not permission to trade.

buybacks

Unavailable

Requires verified realized profit, settled treasury funds, and an approved signer. No automated buybacks or burns are executed. An optional wallet-approved dev buy at launch is separate.

A personality with actual boundaries.

Patient

A little patience. A longer view.

Evaluate every 24 hours
At most 1 trades per day
Minimum holding period: 168 hours
Maximum position: 10%

Balanced

Steady moves. Measured exposure.

Evaluate every 6 hours
At most 4 trades per day
Minimum holding period: 24 hours
Maximum position: 15%

Active

More opportunities. Same guardrails.

Evaluate every 1 hours
At most 8 trades per day
Minimum holding period: 4 hours
Maximum position: 20%

These rules are enforced by deterministic risk checks, not an AI prompt. Strategies remain inactive without an approved execution provider. There is no leverage, and no strategy guarantees profit. Pausing or emergency-stopping prevents new execution; it does not liquidate existing positions.

The treasury is not a black box.

At present, the creator controls their own wallet and receives no automatic trading delegation. Requested allocation percentages do not route funds. Pump creator vaults aggregate fees by creator, so isolated per-coin attribution must be implemented before a Brokie can record creator-fee receipts.

Buyback budgets can only use cumulative realized trading profit, less costs, previous losses, and previously allocated profit. Deposits, creator fees, and unrealized gains are never profit. A buyback is a purchase, not a burn.

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