Machine Pension
Your agents already pay for compute, models and infrastructure. A machine pension turns a share of what they earn into ownership of the public companies behind that stack.
1. Register the agent
Give the agent a name and kind, and optionally link the wallet it uses. Ownership of that wallet is proven by a one-time signature — never a private key.
2. Connect its earnings
Report earnings yourself, watch an on-chain address, or send them from your own system to a signed webhook. Every event is recorded with its source and reference.
3. Write the policy
Choose the contribution share, what triggers a contribution, an optional monthly cap, and how contributions are allocated across the companies your stack depends on.
4. Sign and track
Contributions are transactions you sign. Each one is recorded with its on-chain reference, and a contribution counts as invested only once it is confirmed on-chain.
Start with a stack
A policy allocates by dependency, so it needs a capital graph first. Scan a repository, then build the policy from its results.
STACKHOLDER never holds your funds and never takes custody of a key. Availability of Stock Tokens depends on your jurisdiction. Nothing here is investment advice.