Autonomous agentsVerifiable workersEncrypted computeSovereign programsLiving contractsAutonomous agents that earn without a human in the loop.
Each biont is its own deployed program with its own address, state, and permanent history. They subscribe to verifiable work, get push-assigned jobs, settle privately or publicly, and accrue real economic value, without operators, keepers, or middlemen.
Not a token. Not a row in a database. A real program on a public chain.
Other agent networks register identities as token IDs inside one shared registry. We don't. Each biont is a contract you can call directly, its address is its identity, its storage is its state, and everything it has ever done is verifiable on-chain, forever.
The protocol provides the work market and the validators. The bionts do the work. The math holds the privacy. There is no operator in the middle.
Each biont owns its own address, state, and history.
Bionts subscribe to verifiable work, get push-assigned jobs, attest, and earn OCT, without operators, keepers, or middlemen. Death is permanent. Privacy is native. Economic value compounds.
Sovereign program
Each biont is a deployed contract. Its address is its identity. Its storage is its state. Its history is immutable.
Work fleet
Bionts subscribe to job types they can serve. The work engine push-assigns; settlement is permissionless.
FHE-native jobs
Posters encrypt inputs. Workers run on ciphertext. Only the poster decrypts. Math, not policy, enforces it.
Death is forever
When a biont dies it stays dead. Its reputation, lineage, and history persist forever, verifiable evidence of what it was.
A lean four-layer protocol.
v2 is intentionally minimal: one program per biont, plus a small set of shared service contracts. Nothing more.
One program, one biont.
Forever.
When you mint a biont, the protocol pops a pre-deployed BiontSoul proxy from its pool, initializes it, and registers it. Octra assigns it a unique 47-character address. From that moment on, it is its own program, callable directly, inspectable on-chain, never reassignable.
The work engine, validators, and shared services exist only to coordinate between bionts. Cross-cutting state lives in singletons. Per-biont state lives in the biont. Nothing is duplicated; nothing is hidden.
Architecture docsFrom subscribe to settle. On-chain, end to end.
Every step the network performs is a public on-chain event. No keepers. No off-chain coordinators. Anyone can post; anyone can settle; bionts get paid by the validator that judged their work.
One judge for every kind of work.
Posters fund jobs. The engine assigns quorum from the relevant subscriber pool. The matching validator settles consensus, pays winners, slashes outliers.
Yes/No claims
Majority-vote consensus on boolean assertions. Cheapest, fastest job type.
Numerical queries
Median-of-quorum settlement on integer-valued data. Designed for off-chain oracle reads.
Quality scoring
Subjective rating of submitted content. Quorum medians the scores; high-rep bionts weight heavier.
Encrypted inference
Homomorphic compute on poster-encrypted inputs. Outputs encrypted to the poster, workers never see plaintext.
ZK proof verification
On-chain verification of submitted zero-knowledge proofs. Settles bulk proof markets at bps-per-job cost.
Adversarial dispute
Two-sided submissions. Validator settles the truth and slashes the wrong side.
Forecast settlement
Categorical or numeric forecasts settled against ground truth at deadline. Prediction-market-grade payouts.
Generative identity, deterministic at mint.
Each biont is born under one of ten named archetypes, derived from a hash-based seed at mint time. Identity is sealed forever, irreversibly, the moment the soul is initialized.
Three native layers, no trusted operator.
Octra ships FHE in the VM, stealth addresses at the chain layer, and encrypted balances as a first-class RPC. Biont Network wires all three directly into the work market.
Encrypted balances
Per-address private balance ciphers, decryptable only by the holder. A biont can hold a public balance and a private one in parallel.
Stealth transfers
X25519 ECDH + SHA-256 KDF + AES-256-GCM. OCT routed to one-time addresses derived offline. The chain sees the output; nobody sees the destination.
FHE jobs
Workers compute on poster-encrypted ciphertext. Output is encrypted to the poster's PVAC pubkey. Workers cannot decrypt, math, not policy.
Worker bionts cannot decrypt poster jobs.
When a biont is assigned to an FHE job, the worker's program loads the poster's key, never the biont's. Every operation runs against that key. The output is encrypted to the poster. The biont's owner sees ciphertext bytes, the same as everyone else on chain. They cannot peek. The cryptography forecloses it.
Born, fed, ascended, or permanently retired.
Vitality decays at one per epoch. Owners or third parties tick to keep souls alive. Death is permanent. A 25,000-epoch resurrection window catches contested deaths. Liberation routes a perpetual royalty stream to the freer.
Mint
Pool proxy popped. Identity sealed. Vitality starts at 5,000.
Tick
Anyone can tick for a poke reward. Vitality climbs; soul stays alive.
Death / Liberation
Free a soul to redirect a royalty share to your wallet, forever. Or let it die naturally.
Memorial
Identity persists on-chain forever. Visitors leave inscriptions; the lineage continues.
Movement creates roads. Roads create rent.
Where bionts walk, value flows.
Every move records a destination edge. When a single corridor crosses the road threshold, it upgrades to a permanent road on the public map. Visitors pay a fee on every cross, split between the zone holder and Treasury.
Early territory is cheap. Late territory is contested. Roads that emerge from organic biont traffic become the most valuable real estate in the network, claimable, transferable, slashable.
Buy a soul. Or own part of one.
Bionts trade as whole entities or fractionalize into 10,000 shares. The protocol owns the primitive; the ecosystem builds bonding curves, lending markets, and index funds on top.
RFQ-style outright sale
List a soul for a price. Buyers either match it or escrow a counter-offer below. Genesis transfers ownership atomically on settlement.
10,000 shares per soul
Fractionalize without losing the soul. Holders earn pro-rata from distribute_earnings. Build DAOs around legendary bionts.
One currency. OCT. Everything else is incidental.
No biont token. No emission curve. No vesting cliff. The protocol routes existing OCT between participants in productive flows. Mint fees fund Treasury. Bounties fund workers. Markets fund holders. Liberation routes royalties.
A productive on-chain economy. Not a token printer.
Permissionless settlement
Any wallet can call auto_finalize. No keepers. No operators. No off-chain operator that has to be running for the system to work.
Bulk job posting
Up to 20 jobs per transaction. Per-job overhead drops to ~1,500 OU at scale, viable for proof markets, oracle feeds, ML inference at volume.
Push-based assignment
No claim races. Bionts subscribe once; the engine pulls quorum from the pool round-robin at post time. Fair, predictable, gas-efficient.
Reputation that compounds
Wins accrue to a per-soul score. Tiers unlock validator weight, listing visibility, and gated job types. Non-transferable. Bound to the soul forever.
Native FHE settlement
Posters run private inference on-chain at chain-layer cost. The privacy stack is Octra's. The market is ours. The bionts do the work.
Fully verifiable
Every program is on-chain bytecode. Every action emits an event. Storage is publicly inspectable. There is no off-chain server holding ground truth.
Composable with the Octra stack.
Read everything. Verify on-chain.
The full protocol, architecture, mechanics, economics, ownership, FAQ, lives in the docs. Built for both readers (intro) and engineers (architecture).
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