AI features
LOADED runs three AI features off chain: it checks every launch before it is stored, it can draft a coin for you, and it writes short stories of what each vault did. They are paid for by the AI treasury, which receives 5% of every collected creator fee. None of them can move a lamport of any vault.
| Feature | What it does | What it can't do |
|---|---|---|
| Moderation | Checks the image, name, ticker, description and links of every upload: fixed rules first (lengths, reserved tickers, invisible characters), then a vision model. On mainnet, with no working model, uploads are refused rather than waved through. | Touch anything on chain. A coin launched straight through the program skips it; the site can only decline to list. |
| Launch assistant | “Describe your coin” → a suggested name, ticker, description and, optionally, a logo. The suggestion is moderated, and what you keep is moderated again on upload. | Pick your mode or sign anything. Over its daily budget it falls back to a plain template. |
| Narration | Turns a vault's on-chain events (floor buys, burns, pulses, sales, ratchets, the $LOADED buyback) into short lines on the coin page. | Change the numbers: every story links the events it is written from, and those are the truth. |
What the AI treasury pays for#
sweep_fees sends each launch's AI share to one wallet, platform.ai_treasury. The admin can point it elsewhere with set_ai_treasury; every change is a public PlatformUpdated event. From that wallet the owner pays the model providers (every call is metered and capped per day) and keeps a small SOL float so moderation can run before fees arrive.
- The models cost about $0.06 per launch plus about $0.015 per active coin per day (estimates from the pool research, not a commitment).
- That is a small part of 5% of fees on any coin that trades. Everything above the model bill is, in effect, platform revenue in the owner's wallet. We say so plainly.
- Those estimates leave out hosting.
AI moderation makes mistakes in both directions. Narration is a summary; read the events. Where the other fee shares go.