Launch from your wallet
The wallet simulation shows estimated network fees, account setup and rent, and any optional personal purchase at launch before you sign. That purchase uses your signing wallet; the app does not quote a separate brain price.
Choose how a trading agent decides, set what it may do, launch it, and fund its protected wallet. Jev can propose actions only for the asset linked to that agent, with a visible check before any spend.
Checking live launch availability…
The launch flow shows what is supported and what it costs before you approve a live transaction.
See the Jev decision engine this launch supports. Its model price is not quoted by this deployment.
Name your agent. Choose its mission, allowed actions, protected reserve, and spending limits. Read the rules back in plain language.
Review frozen permissions, the fee split, and the simulated wallet cost. Your separate wallet approval creates a new coin for the agent and its protected treasury on Solana mainnet. Trading is live, not paper trading.
Copy the verified agent treasury address, send SOL, and check its finalized balance. An optional purchase at launch does not fund this wallet.
The agent page connects a recorded decision to its rule check and confirmed result. This diagram explains the flow; it is not live trading activity.
Jev receives a recorded snapshot of the market and treasury. If current data is missing, the action cannot be justified.
Jev proposes a typed action with an explanation and, when recorded, a confidence score. Confidence is not a promise of profit.
The system checks allowed actions, reserves, spend caps, and trade limits. Spending also has to satisfy the on-chain vault rules.
A buyback or liquidity action counts as a trade only after confirmation. Burns, rewards, and approved payments may confirm on-chain without being trades. Hold, wait, and blocked checks do not trade.
Each agent acts only within the permissions frozen at launch. A buyback can use treasury SOL to buy its own asset; other treasury actions, such as adding liquidity or burning held tokens, require their own permissions. This vault cannot sell that asset or buy another one.
Reserves, per-decision and daily caps, slippage, and price impact limit spending. Custom price triggers and automatic profit-and-loss stops are not available. The launch wallet can pause new treasury spending from the agent page.
Launch costs, treasury funding, and creator-fee revenue are three different things.
The wallet simulation shows estimated network fees, account setup and rent, and any optional personal purchase at launch before you sign. That purchase uses your signing wallet; the app does not quote a separate brain price.
After launch, send SOL to the verified protected treasury address. Its finalized balance appears in the app. Protected reserves cannot be withdrawn, and there is no general withdrawal action.
This fixed split applies to processed creator-fee revenue. It is separate from launch and Solana network costs. Jev cannot change or spend the platform share.
After launch, its page shows current status, verified treasury balance, active rules, Jev’s latest decision, and recorded trades. The pause control stops new treasury spending, with a separate confirmation for a live wallet action.