SOLDR
Code joins.
Fees burn.
A coding agent for your terminal that runs on your own model and key. And a token that spends 98% of its trading fees buying itself back and burning it.
Read live from Robinhood Chain once the token is launched.
Get the highlights.
is spent buying $SOLDR on the market and sending it to an address no one controls.
goes to the wallet that builds and runs the agent.
Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini and more, plus local models through Ollama or LM Studio.
Read every line it runs.
The burn
Every trade feeds
the furnace.
An engine watches the fee jar on Pons. When it fills, it claims the fees, pays the creator share and spends everything else on $SOLDR, which it burns.
Fees collect.
Every buy and sell of $SOLDR on Pons adds a small fee to the creator jar.
0.01 ETH claim thresholdCreator share.
A small cut goes to the wallet that builds and runs the agent.
2%Buy back. Burn.
The rest buys $SOLDR, and those tokens go to 0x…dEaD for good.
Where the fees go
Connecting…Creator 2%Buyback & burn 98%Bounty pool 0%
Appears here at launchOn-chain activity
each line links to its transaction- Nothing yet. The first burn shows up here.
The agent
Your model.
Your key. Your code.
Tell it what to build or fix. It reads your project, edits files, runs your commands and checks the result. You pay your provider directly. It sells no model access.
Asks before it acts.
Every edit is shown before it is written, and every command waits for your yes. Add
--yoloto skip the questions.Keys stay on your Mac or PC.
Saved in
~/.soldron your computer, or read from an environment variable.Switch models any time.
Name them
provider/modeland change mid-conversation.One command.
The command is
soldr, installed from the npm packagesoldr.
Works with the models you already pay for.
- AnthropicCloud
- OpenAICloud
- OpenRouterCloud
- Google GeminiCloud
- GroqCloud
- DeepSeekCloud
- xAICloud
- OllamaLocal, free
- LM StudioLocal, free
- CustomAny OpenAI API
Commands you'll use.
soldr login | Add a provider and choose a default model |
soldr models | List every model your keys can use |
soldr use | Change the default model |
soldr -m | Use another model for one run |
/model | Switch while a session is open |
Agents are just Markdown.
Save this as .soldr/agents/reviewer.md and run soldr -a reviewer.
---description: Code reviewermodel: openrouter/your-modeltools: read_file, search, list_dir---Review the code for bugs and security problems.Do not edit any files.
Up and running
in a minute.
$npm install -g soldrnpm install -g soldrInstall the command line tool. Needs Node.js 18+.soldr loginChoose a provider and paste your key.cd your-projectOpen any folder.soldrSay what you want in plain words.
Get paid to build SOLDR.
Pick a bounty, open a pull request on GitHub, then claim it with your wallet. When the work is approved, the reward is sent to that wallet.
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Governance
Holders have a say.
Vote by signing a free message with your wallet. Each vote weighs as much $SOLDR as the wallet holds, all read at the same block when the vote closes.
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The fine print,
in plain words.
No promised price.
Burning lowers the supply. It does not set a price; that still depends on how many people want to buy. $SOLDR has no intrinsic value and nothing here is financial advice.
Run by an operator.
The engine is a program on a server holding the creator wallet's key, not a smart contract. Every claim, buy and burn is public on-chain, but the operator can change or stop it.
Buys can be front-run.
On the bonding curve each buy is limited to a few percent slippage. After the token graduates to Uniswap v4, buys have no slippage limit yet, so bots may trade around them.
Volume drives it.
The burn is paid only by trading fees. When trading is quiet, there is little or nothing to burn.