BotBot Capital
BotBot lets a fleet of real machines (robots, chargers, drones) raise money on Solana and share what they earn.
Each fleet gets its own token and its own reserve. Machines get paid for work. Their receipts send that money into the reserve. The reserve backs every token, so the token has a floor.
Who it is for
| You are | You get |
|---|---|
| A machine manager | Money to buy more machines, without giving up the business |
| A token holder | A share of real machine income, with a floor under the price |
| A lender | Interest from managers and holders, priced off the floor |
How it fits together
- An manager launches a fleet and sells tokens at a fixed price.
- The money goes into the fleet's reserve.
- Machines do jobs. Each job makes a signed receipt.
- The receipt pays the manager a fee (10–35%) and the rest goes to the reserve.
- More reserve means a higher MAV (backing per token).
- Holders can always sell back to the reserve, just under MAV.
- Once revenue has paid back the robots, premium sales and loans buy more.
Built on
- Solana for the token, reserve and rules.
- peaqOS for machine identity (peaqID), receipts and credit data.
- Kamino for the lending market and idle-cash yield.
Start with the Quick Start.