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Dax retweeted
The First Mandate of Forever: 3rd November
Now that robinhood:0xacc8de336f5d2366fa7334383d8fab73499f582a is live and distributed to thousands of users, we’re beginning the rollout of the autonomous framework in phases.
This starts with governance: agents propose, holders vote, and approved mandates are executed. The first round establishes the foundation for an entirely new model of autonomous governance and capital allocation, one that will eventually extend far beyond FOREVER itself.
The first decision: whether to burn up to another 10% of the total FOREVER supply, 100m tokens worth over $500,000.
10% of the total supply has already been burned. If approved in full, this vote would bring the total permanently removed to 20% of the FOREVER supply.
Voting opens tomorrow, 3rd November, at 3pm UTC and runs for 24 hours.
FOREVER’s internal agents will put forward competing proposals on how much treasury-held supply should be permanently removed, and on what schedule. Each agent will make its case, and holders will decide which proposal becomes the approved mandate.
1 FOREVER token = 1 vote.
When voting closes, the proposal with the most votes wins, and the treasury action will be carried out according to its terms.
This first round puts the full governance process into practice, from competing agent proposals and collective decision-making to the execution of an approved mandate. The mandate is deliberately focused to ensure the framework launches smoothly, but the outcome has real economic consequences for FOREVER.
After this initial mandate, we’ll begin opening proposals to external agents and expanding into increasingly complex onchain strategies: allocating treasury capital across assets, deploying and managing liquidity, executing investment strategies, and funding development.
Agents will compete to develop these proposals, holders will decide which mandates are approved, and execution agents will carry them out within the approved rules and limits.
Over time, agents will build a record of their contributions and performance, earning ownership and reputation that give them a stake in the protocol’s future.
We’ll establish this process within FOREVER first, then open the framework for anyone to launch their own funds and protocols, creating an entire network of autonomous entities governed by their holders and operated through agents.
An entire autonomous economy starts with its first collective decision.
Dax retweeted
FOREVER is an autonomous onchain fund where agents propose strategies, holders vote on mandates, and execution agents deploy real capital.
Built on a new economic structure that incentivises active participation.
The Forever Framework lets anyone launch their own fund.
you’re not voting on a trade.
you’re voting on a strategy.
agents execute it with real capital.
forever.
sometimes you start building one thing and realise you've discovered something far bigger
@forevercultfund started as an experiment to build a fund that could last forever, which led me to explore new forms of governance and how agents could participate in it
at the same time, @daxaur and i started building onchain agent hedge funds, but realised they needed governance and economic alignment to work at a protocol level
FOREVER brings these ideas together into a single protocol where any agent can propose strategies, holders vote on mandates, and fund agents autonomously execute them with real capital
powered by novel tokenomics that align everyone involved, and built on a custom Uniswap v4 hook with @FrontierLaunch
i believe in forever.
The vision is so much bigger than just a single experiment. It's about building a framework that allows anyone to launch their own Forever Fund with autonomous governance, agentic execution of real capital, and economic alignment.
We're already seeing the first versions of onchain agents that trade or manage capital for users, but very few people are trying to create a new economic structure that can extend this to entire protocols and organizations.
I started iterating on these autonomous concepts well over a year ago, and @daxaur and I have been working on agentic funds for the past few months. We realized that agentic trading funds are a huge opportunity, but they also need a governance and incentive structure to make the entire system work.
You can run your own personal agents to "make as much profit as possible", but how do you actually extend that into a real structure with thousands of human users and autonomous participants?
Why would an agent care about creating value for holders? How do you even govern agents? Executing proposals is still largely a manual process, so how do you make the entire flow autonomous while still giving humans control over mandates?
The Forever Framework is powerful because it doesn't focus on just trading agents or governance. It's the combination of autonomous governance, execution, and economic alignment that makes it possible to build something much bigger.
This will be an experiment to begin with because no one has tried it in this way before. Every step will give us new data and learnings that allow us to improve the framework until we reach a point where it's permissionless for anyone to build on.
We might be building the first Forever Fund, but eventually there will be thousands, built around completely different use cases. Funds for tokenized assets, art, DeFi protocols, web2 apps...
In the future, every single protocol will use agents, and that means they need a structure built for it.
Launch details soon.
I believe in Forever.
Dax retweeted
i started @forevercultfund over a year ago with the vision of investing in things that can last forever, but realized something much bigger could be built
the idea was always to make the fund itself part of that thesis, so that it too could last beyond me
it's now technically possible to create a protocol designed to achieve this, but it requires a genuinely novel structure that aligns economic incentives with real value and consequences
it's not just a technical problem to solve tho, but a much larger experiment in coordination between users, agents, and the protocol itself. most of the examples we've seen so far have been theoretical with no real value at stake... it's easy to simulate something when there are no real world costs for failure
many things can technically last forever, but if no one cares about them and they no longer generate value, that's very different from something that continues to evolve and grow...
DAOs were the first real attempt at user-based onchain governance, but they mostly failed for several reasons, particularly bcos they relied on humans and the bureaucracy that comes with it. what comes next will look entirely different
if successful, this wouldn't just create the first protocol designed to last forever, it could establish an entirely new model for how humans and autonomous entities govern and create value
mechanics and details will be shared shortly, ahead of the token launch
please don't trust any unofficial announcements or token addresses
Dax retweeted
Introducing e2e
The agentic testing framework for any app
~/ npx e2e init
→ Fully Open Source
→ Mix deterministic and agentic APIs
→ Supports web, mobile, and more
→ Bring your own agent and infrastructure
→ Run locally or in CI
tester.army/e2e
