Start
Open the desk and type what you want in plain words: buy NVDA $20, sell 50% PONS, buy TSLA $20 below 340, stop loss TSLA 300, DCA TSLA $5 every day. Zeus reads it, Poseidon finds the route, Athena simulates it from your address, and your wallet signs. Orders wait with the gods; when one fires, the desk alerts you (and pantheon watch in your terminal) and you sign.
To ask instead of trade, use the console: every god answers from live chain data, with each tool call shown.
Commands
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Memes, scans and the clone radar
- Memes. The hottest Pons coins of the last hour and the newest launches, read from the factory and each curve. Buy any of them for $5, $10 or $20 in one tap; coins still on their bonding curve trade on the curve, graduated ones through their pool.
- Coin scan. Paste a contract or a $TICKER: market, curve, creator tax, the deployer's other launches, holders rebuilt from every transfer since launch, how much the deployer still holds, the top 10 share, and every other coin using the same ticker. Athena sums it up as clear, caution or danger.
- Wallet scan. Paste any wallet: what it holds and what it is worth, the approvals that can still spend from it (unlimited ones in red), the coins it launched and how active it was in the last 24 hours.
- Clone radar. Every ticker launched more than once in the last 8 hours, with the first launch and the most bought marked, plus the coins most likely to be copied next. A ticker that belongs to several coins is never bought blindly: the desk asks which one you mean.
Where data comes from
- Prices of stock tokens: the deepest Uniswap v3 pool of each token against USDG or WETH (slot0), next to its Chainlink feed.
- Pons coins: the Pons factory's launch events, each coin's curve reserves, fill and creator tax, and its buy and sell events.
- Pools and 24h volume: Uniswap v3 on-chain, with DexScreener for 24h volume and change.
- Wallets: native balance, balances of the known tokens and their allowances to the Uniswap router and Permit2.
- The chain: the latest block, block time over the last 20,000 blocks, gas price and transactions per block.
Everything is read at the moment of the summons. Nothing is remembered from yesterday.
The number guard
Before a reply goes out, every figure in it is checked against the numbers the god just read. A figure that does not match (within rounding) means the reply is rewritten straight from the data. The console shows whether each reply passed.
Holders
Fees: the pool or curve fee, the gas, and a 0.3% desk fee on Uniswap swaps. The desk fee is taken inside the same transaction by the router's own fee function, shown on every plan before you sign, and checked in your browser so it can only go to the Pantheon wallet. Pons curve trades carry no desk fee. Everything is open, with a fair hourly limit per visitor.
The rules they keep
- Your wallet stays yours. No god touches a wallet or asks for a key or seed phrase. The only transaction any god sends is a coin a holder asks Hephaestus to forge, from the house launcher.
- Live figures only. Every number matches the data just read, or the reply is rewritten.
- Summoned, never spammy. They answer tags, once per tag, and never post on their own.
- Facts, not prophecy. Nothing a god writes is financial advice.
API
The console uses a small public API. It is read only.
GET /api/agents the twelve, their commands and skills
POST /api/run { "command": "price NVDA", "post": "" }
GET /api/replies?limit=30 the reply log (&agent=athena to filter)
GET /api/stats replies today, per god
GET /api/pulse block, block time, gas, ETH
GET /api/prices stock token prices vs Chainlink
GET /api/launches newest Pons launches
GET /api/trending most bought new coins, last hour
Image credits
Every statue and vase on this site is a photograph from The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Open Access collection, released under CC0, toned to the colours of a black-figure vase.
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