Tokenized agent

Last updated: 14 October 2026

A tokenized agent gives a coin its own deposit wallet. Anyone can send SOL or USDC to it. Once an hour, mogz spends the creator's chosen share of what arrived on buying the coin, then burns the coins it bought. The creator can claim the rest.

Turning it on

When you create a coin, switch on Tokenized agent, pick a buyback rate from 0% to 100% (50% by default), and optionally upload a skills.md file.
A coin with an agent must be created with a first buy.
If you skipped it at creation, you can turn the agent on later from the coin page while you are signed in as the creator.
Agents work on SOL and USDC pairs.

Deposits

The deposit address is on the coin page, in the Tokenized agents section. Send SOL or USDC to it from any wallet. mogz checks the address once a minute and lists each deposit in the agent's payment history with a link to the transaction.

USDT, USD1 and other tokens are not supported. mogz does not count, swap or return them, so do not send them to the deposit address.

The hourly buyback

Each run starts from the deposit wallet's balance in the coin's quote token, minus what the creator can already claim. On SOL coins it also leaves 0.01 SOL in the wallet for network fees.
The buyback rate decides how much of that is spent. The agent buys the coin where it trades at that moment: the bonding curve before graduation, the DAMM v2 pool after. While a coin is moving to its pool, runs wait.
Every buy has a 10% slippage limit. If the price moves further than that, the swap fails, nothing is spent, and the agent tries again 10 minutes later.
The coins it bought are then burned with an SPL token burn, which lowers the total supply. The history links the buy and the burn.
Whatever the run did not spend goes to the creator's unclaimed balance.
Buys smaller than 0.001 SOL or 0.1 USDC are skipped and the amount waits for the next run.
At 0% every deposit goes to the creator. At 100% every deposit is spent on buybacks.
Buybacks are ordinary trades and pay the same trading fee as any other buy.
On USDC coins the deposit wallet also needs a little SOL (at least 0.005 SOL) to pay network fees, or the run is skipped.

Claiming

Only the creator can claim. Sign in with the creator wallet, open the agent from the coin page and press Claim. mogz signs a transfer from the deposit wallet to the creator wallet. 0.002 SOL stays behind to keep the wallet open.

USDC sent to a SOL coin, or SOL sent to a USDC coin, is not swapped or bought back. It is paid to the creator as it is, on the next claim.

Changing the buyback rate

The creator can change the rate at any time from the agent window. The new rate applies from the next hourly run, to every deposit that has not been spent yet. Amounts already moved to the unclaimed balance stay there.

skills.md

A skills.md file is a plain text or Markdown file with instructions for the AI agent behind the coin. It is stored on IPFS and shown as plain text in the agent window. The creator can replace it at any time. Files can be .md or .txt and up to 64KB.

Who holds the deposit wallet

mogz's server holds the deposit wallet's key, encrypted. The server signs every buyback, burn and claim. Using an agent means trusting mogz to run it as this page describes.

Disclaimer

Burned coins are gone for good. A deposit is a transfer to the coin's agent wallet and cannot be refunded to the sender.

Buybacks and burns do not set or protect a coin's price. The price can still fall.
The creator picks the buyback rate and can lower it to 0% at any time.
Runs can be late or skipped when the network is busy, a swap fails, or the wallet lacks fees. Each run uses the balance it finds at that time.
Nothing on this page is investment advice. Read the terms of service before you use mogz.