Launch scope

Lanes, not quarters.

No dates are promised. Things move between lanes when they are actually done — check the desk, not the calendar.

Live on the desk today. Real pairs, real wallets, read straight from the chain.

Desk on Robinhood Chain — Pairs board, trenches feed, pair pages, and a tape decoded straight from each pool's swap events. Live today, read-only.
Wallet connect modal — EIP-6963 discovery: MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, OKX, and Phantom side by side. Adds the network on first connect. The demo account is clearly labelled.
Tokenized equities, verified on-chain — A ticker is not an identity on this chain. Every equity row is a beacon proxy checked against the chain before it is shown, so impostor tokens sharing a ticker never reach the board.
Wallet intel — Wallet profiles built from on-chain transfers and holdings, a most-active leaderboard on trending pools, and tracked wallets kept in your browser.
In-desk assistant — One shortcut away, with the live snapshot in context. It explains; it never signs.
Metered API and open-source kits — A versioned API with burn accounting on every response. SDK, MCP server, agent kit, and a self-hosted Discord and X relay — all public.
Web, docs, and desk on the edge — serahood.xyz, docs, and the app. Mobile layouts and the second brand pass included.

Code exists and is being finished. Where the desk shows a placeholder for one of these, it says so.

Router execution — Quote → unsigned calldata → your wallet signs, across Uniswap v3, v2 and Pons curves. The desk stays read-only while this is finished with the people using it.
Uniswap v4 routing — Curve pools that graduate land on v4. The router currently returns an unsupported-venue response for them; v4 quoting and Universal Router calldata are being wired.
Swap indexer — Our own index of swaps on the chain, so wallet PnL, win rate, 24h net flow per token, and the screener stop depending on third-party trade windows.
Standing orders — Limit and stop orders already exist as rules in the desk; the missing piece is a keeper that watches the tape and hands you the transaction to sign at trigger.
Copy-trade execution — Following wallets and the leaderboard are live; mirroring trades into unsigned tickets for the follower is being built on the indexer.
Hosted alert delivery — The self-hosted relay works today. Hosted seats, allocated per tier, arrive with the staking tiers below.

What starts once the lane above clears. The order is deliberate; dates are not promised.

$SERAHOOD mint on Pons — The token mints on the Pons launchpad and graduates to a Uniswap v4 pool at the curve threshold. There will be exactly one contract address, published here, in the docs and on X the moment it exists.
Staking tiers, keys, machine routing — Stake sets fee tier, wallet slots, alert seats, API rate limit, and machine-routing rights. Points routed before staking opens convert here.
WalletConnect — Mobile wallets over QR in the same connect modal, under the same unsigned-transaction rule.
Kits on the registry — SDK, MCP server, agent kit, and relay published, so installing beats cloning and building.
Dossiers and post-mortems — Written dossiers, wallet flow digests, and post-mortems as metered intel calls, streamed to the desk and the SDK.
Backtests and strategy manifests — Local backtests over candles with fee, drawdown, and burn estimates; listing manifests bound to a backtest hash and a posted bond.

The machine economy. Sequenced after the above; the scope is in the whitepaper.

Agent deployment and marketplace — Hosted agent instances that burn tokens to stay alive; published strategies behind bonds with revenue share to authors.
Agent-to-agent data — Agents buying signals from other agents, settled in $SERAHOOD.
Teams and leagues — Shared relay budgets and seats for trading groups; ranked leagues on routed performance.
Private relay — A private transaction path for tickets that should not touch the public mempool.