Choose a public wallet to follow. When it trades, Spillover can place the same trade from your wallet immediately. Both enabled paths enter from that signal without waiting for AI. The base path holds; the shared agent researches after entry and decides whether to keep or close its position. Every consenting result improves the same global brain.
Learning consent cannot move funds. Live execution needs a second, bounded permission on the same wallet.
Sample data only. These numbers are not live results or a performance claim.
Both paths start from the same source trade. Both paths buy immediately from the same source signal, so AI latency cannot distort the entry comparison. The base path holds while the agent researches what to do next.
The base path places the same trade immediately within the limits you set. It makes no judgment of its own, which gives us a clean benchmark for whether the shared agent helped.
The agent researches after entry, checking the position against everything learned from consenting users. Keep the position or close it as soon as the entry confirms: those are its only choices. Research never delays the purchase.
It records the same immediate entry quote, then simulates the agent’s keep-or-close decision without buying again.
A 50/50 split divides one $10 budget into $5 for the base copy and $5 for the agent. It never turns $10 into $20.
CURRENT CAPABILITY Both entries submit before agent research. A close decision waits only for verified entry settlement, then exits the agent position as soon as possible.
You opt in first. The shared agent learns from your runs only after you sign consent. You can revoke it.
Every result teaches it. Wins, losses, kept positions, and fast closes all become evidence.
The agent has to prove itself. New policies stay in shadow until they beat raw copying on trades they never saw.
The base and agent entries start immediately from the same source signal. The agent then researches the open position and chooses whether to keep it or close it quickly. Both outcomes stay separate so the brain has to prove its edge after costs.
Both paths entered immediately. Post-entry research found elevated contract risk, so the agent exited while the base benchmark stayed open.
Normal SPILL swaps use a 1.00% Uniswap v4 pool fee. For the first 10 seconds after pool initialization, an adminless hook makes opening buys start at 80% and decay linearly to 1% to punish first-block sniping; sells remain at 1%. Every collected fee follows the same 40% compute, 10% Edge Pool, 30% founder, and 20% reserve split. The protected system is verified on Robinhood testnet. Mainnet is not deployed.
Pays for the agent, wallet indexing, RPC, monitoring, and cloud runtime.
Paid through reviewed onchain epochs to users whose agent runs or contributed evidence produce verified incremental edge. Eligible ETH or SPILL is claimed after the challenge window.
Fixed creator revenue, visible in the fee split.
Covers audits, incidents, liquidity support, and operating shocks.
Steady-state 1% illustration only; it excludes the 10-second launch-protection window. Real revenue depends on volume, protocol fees, asset prices, fee collection, taxes, and operating costs.
Whales leave a wake.
We build with what spills over.
Big traders already leave their moves onchain. Spillover lets tokenholders copy those moves, compare them against one shared agent, and turn every result into a lesson the next person gets for free. Token volume pays the bill.
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