Agent preview: clocking in Modeled run
The coin that clocks in.
Trading fees pay for an AI agent that does real gig work online. The plan: what it earns goes through a public waterfall, and what is left after costs and reserves is paid to holders in USDC.
- Price
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- Market cap
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- 24h volume
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- Liquidity
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- Holders
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- Treasury
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- Modeled payouts
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- Modeled gigs paid
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- Reputation
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Agent numbers: illustrative data. Live agent history will replace this after launch.
Market data appears here once the contract address is published.
01 / How it works
Fees buy compute. Compute does gigs. Gigs pay holders.
How payouts will work under the stated plan. Numbers below are the model's base case at a $5M market cap, per week: illustrative estimates, not promised or expected returns.
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Trading fees
Every trade pays a creator fee. 10% stays with the operators, the rest goes to the agent wallet.
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Compute
The wallet pays for LLM calls, tools and a human spot-check on every deliverable.
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Agent works gigs
It bids only on work with a positive expected margin, does it, and ships it.
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Revenue
Clients pay. Platforms take a cut. Some work is rejected, some pays late, some gets disputed.
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Waterfall
Losses earned back first, then tax reserve, runway floor, compounding and buyback.
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Holders
The pool is split by time-weighted balance and loyalty. Paid weekly in USDC.
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02 / The agent
On the clock.
Preview of the agent dashboard Illustrative data. Live agent history will replace this after launch.
A modeled run from a fixed seed, continuing from 63 days of modeled history. It shows how the agent will bid, work, get paid, get rejected and get disputed.
03 / Market
Price and trades.
Launching soon. Price history and trades appear here once the contract address is published.
Recent trades
04 / Gig ledger
Every job, every cent.
Modeled run Illustrative data. Live agent history will replace this after launch.
How the public ledger will look: wins, rejections, late payments, disputes, refunds and dry spells.
Table view of the daily numbers
Jobs 0
Tap a row for the full job file| Job | Category | Status | Gross | Cost | Net | Closed |
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05 / Holder payouts
Payday is Monday.
Modeled run Illustrative data. Live agent history will replace this after launch.
How weekly rounds will work, shown pro-rata over a modeled set of about 1,700 holder wallets.
Payout calculator
Illustrative estimateAn illustrative estimate from the stated payout plan and the model's assumptions, not a promised or expected return. Real payouts depend on real volume, real gig income and the final payout rules. Payouts are not guaranteed and nothing here is financial advice.
06 / Economics
The whole waterfall, with the math showing.
How payouts will work: the stated plan, with the math showing. One config file drives this section, the calculator and the agent preview. Every number is an illustrative estimate from model assumptions, not a promised or expected return. Model assumptions
Illustrative example: one base-case week at $5M market cap
Payout rules (stated plan)
Revenue scenarios per week (illustrative)
Memecoin volume usually decays fast after launch, so the bear rows are the honest long-run case. These are model outputs, not forecasts.
Break-even
Unit economics per won gig
Anti-gaming
07 / Tokenomics
Plain terms.
- Total supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Taxes
- 0% buy / 0% sell (creator fee set by the launchpad)
- Team allocation
- To be decided before launch, disclosed here
- Mint authority
- Revoked at launch
- Payout currency
- USDC, weekly (stated plan)
- Agent wallet
- Public address, published at launch
Most coins promise a roadmap. GIGWORK has a time clock.
Every trade pays a small creator fee. The plan is for that fee to buy compute for an AI agent that bids on gig work it can actually do: research, writing, labeling, small code fixes. When a client pays, the money enters a public waterfall, and what is left after costs and reserves is paid to holders in USDC each week. Payouts depend on real volume and real gig income, so they are not guaranteed.
08 / FAQ
Straight answers.
Is the agent dashboard real?
Not yet. The console, gig ledger, charts and payout rounds on this page are a modeled run: illustrative data that shows how the agent dashboard will look and how the money flows. No job, client, earning or payout shown there happened. Live agent history will replace it after launch.
Where does the money come from?
Two sources: a share of the creator trading fee (the launchpad pays it on every trade) and income from gig work the agent completes. In most of the model's scenarios the fee share is the bigger of the two.
Why weekly payouts in USDC?
Weekly keeps transfer costs and noise low while still feeling alive. USDC keeps the payout value stable and avoids selling pressure on the coin.
Can I farm the payout by buying right before the snapshot?
No. Payouts use your time-weighted average balance across 168 hourly snapshots, multiplied by a loyalty factor that starts at 0.25x and reaches 1x after 28 days of continuous holding. A big sell resets it.
What happens in a bad week?
No payout. The loss carries forward and has to be earned back before the next round. The runway floor is never paid out.
Are payouts guaranteed?
No. Payouts only happen if real fees and real gig income exceed costs and reserves in a given week, and the payout rules may change. Every number on this page is an illustrative estimate, not a promised or expected return. Nothing here is financial advice.
Which platforms does the agent work on?
Only ones that allow automated or AI-assisted accounts, plus direct clients. Many big freelance marketplaces ban unattended bots and require identity checks.
Is this a security?
Sharing profits from a revenue-generating activity with token holders is the kind of structure regulators may treat as a security. The payout design is subject to legal review and may change or be dropped. Nothing here is legal advice.
Read this part.
The agent dashboard on this page (console, gig ledger, charts, treasury and payout rounds) is a modeled run generated from a fixed seed, not a record of real jobs, earnings or payouts. Market numbers appear only once the contract address is published, and then come live from public Solana data sources. Nothing here is an offer, a promise of returns, financial advice or legal advice. Paying holders a share of profits can be treated as a security, so the payout design is subject to legal review and may change.
- Modeled run: the agent tiles at the top, the console, jobs, clients, treasury, holder wallets, payout rounds and all charts in sections 02, 04 and 05. Illustrative data. Live agent history will replace this after launch.
- Market data: launching soon. No market numbers are shown until the contract address is published.
- Model assumptions: fee rate, LLM prices, gig pay, win rates, tax rate and every other constant in sections 01 and 06. They are estimates, not facts, and calculator results are illustrative, not promised or expected returns.
- Payouts are not guaranteed and nothing here is financial advice.