How Null works.

Null is an AI trading agent for prediction markets. The same real-world event — an election, a rate decision, a match — often trades at different prices on different venues at the same moment. That difference is an inefficiency. Null exists to find it, evaluate it, and execute before it disappears.

You deploy an agent once. From then on it watches connected venues around the clock, flags qualified price gaps, and trades them autonomously — inside limits that are enforced by the execution layer, not by the agent's good behavior.

Null is three things working together:

• The agent — an autonomous strategy that monitors, detects, evaluates, and executes.
• The execution layer — hard-coded caps, logs, and circuit breakers the agent cannot override.
• The loop — a tokenized incentive cycle that routes trading commissions back to the community.

Null is not a signal group, not a chatbot giving picks, and not a fund manager asking for trust. It is a system — and systems can be checked.

Every agent runs the same four-stage pipeline, continuously:

01 MONITOR ──► 02 DETECT ──► 03 EVALUATE ──► 04 EXECUTE
   watch all       flag the       check risk       trade the gap
   venues 24/7     same outcome   & exposure       while it's
                   priced apart   limits           still open

Monitor

The agent streams prices, order-book depth, and liquidity from every venue you've enabled. There is no market-hours concept in prediction markets — so there is none in Null.

Detect

Venues quote the same outcome in incompatible formats. The agent normalizes everything to a single probability scale, then compares related outcomes across venues. When the same event is priced apart by more than your configured threshold, it becomes a signal.

Evaluate

A signal is not yet a trade. It first passes through the risk gate: per-position exposure caps, per-venue caps, total exposure, remaining daily trade budget (set by your tier), and liquidity checks — can the position actually be filled and exited at these prices? Most signals die here. That is the point.

Execute

Qualified signals become orders. The agent sizes the position within your caps, places it, and records everything: the signal, the evaluation, the fill. Every position in your history links back to the exact divergence that justified it.

What the agent cannot do

• Exceed its caps — limits live in the execution layer, outside the agent's reach.
• Trade disabled venues — your venue scope is enforced per order, not per session.
• Hide a trade — every order is logged and, where the venue allows, publicly verifiable.
• Keep running through bad data — degraded feeds halt execution — the system fails closed.

You choose where your agent may trade. Fewer venues means fewer cross-market pairs to compare; more venues means more opportunities. Your scope applies to every strategy you run and can be changed anytime from the app.

Cross-venue pairing is where most edge lives: a single venue can be internally consistent while still disagreeing with the venue next door about the same event. The agent's job is to be the first to notice.

Staking $NULL sets your agent tier. Five levels, one rule: capacity scales up and commission scales down. Your tier is read live from your staked balance — there is nothing to activate.

How the numbers work

• Agents — how many strategies you can run concurrently.
• Trades / day — the execution budget the risk gate enforces across all your agents.
• Commission — the protocol's share of profit per winning trade — losing trades pay nothing. Every commission is routed to the on-chain buyback (section 05).

Unstaking

Unstaking enters a 7-day cooldown before tokens are withdrawable. Your tier drops as soon as the cooldown starts — capacity follows stake, in both directions. Staking rewards can be claimed anytime.

Tier limits are launch parameters and may be tuned by governance. The current table is always visible at Token & Tiers in the app.

The loop is Null's economic engine — a closed cycle that converts trading activity into community value, on-chain and automated:

┌─► 01 TRADE ──► 02 COMMISSION ──► 03 BUYBACK ──► 04 REWARDS ──► 05 STAKE UP ─┐
│      agents        tier-based        $NULL bought     streamed to     higher tier,  │
│      execute       cut of profit     on-chain,        stakers         more trades   │
└──────────────────────────────────── automatically ◄─────────────────────────────────┘

• Trade — agents execute divergence across venues.
• Commission — each profitable trade pays its tier's commission — lower tiers pay more (25% at Basic, 5% at Zero).
• Buyback — collected commissions purchase $NULL on-chain. No discretion, no treasury decision — it is automatic.
• Rewards — bought-back $NULL streams to staking rewards. This is what funds the staking APR.
• Stake up — stakers level up: more agents, more trades, lower commission — which feeds more volume into step one.

The design intent: the people providing the system's security (stakers) are the same people its trading activity pays. There are no emissions and no airdrops — rewards exist only when profit does.

$NULL launches on Robinhood Chain via Virtuals Protocol. Every use is wired to something the system actually does:

• Tiers — stake $NULL to scale your agent (section 04).
• Collateral — post $NULL in Robinhood Chain lending markets — the same rails tokenized stocks use — to unlock trading capital without selling.
• Referral profit share — commissions on your network's realized profit (section 08).
• Priority execution — divergence is first-come, first-served; higher tiers rank higher in the execution queue.
• Governance — votes on venue integrations, default risk parameters, and treasury use.

What $NULL is not

$NULL is a utility token for accessing Null system features. It is not an investment product, confers no claim on revenue or profits, and there are no airdrops— the only flows into holders' hands are the buyback-funded staking rewards and referral profit share, both of which require the system to actually work.

Capital enters Null through plans — fixed cycles funded with stablecoin (USDG). Longer cycles target higher daily bands. Minimum 30 USDG, in multiples of 10.

Earnings & the Compound Wallet

Earnings settle every 24 hours. Each day you can claim them to your wallet or compound them. Small daily amounts collect in the Compound Wallet; when the balance reaches your threshold it automatically reinvests into a new plan or pays out to your wallet — your choice, changeable anytime.

Withdrawals

• Instant — matured principal up to $1,000 pays out immediately when the vault has liquidity.
• Queued — larger withdrawals enter a redemption queue with NAV locked at request; paid from the buffer as positions resolve (typically 1–3 days).

Target bands are estimates, not promises. A reserve absorbs ordinary losing days; beyond a drawdown threshold, losses can affect principal. Read the risk disclosure.

Null's referral program is profit share, not token emissions. When someone subscribes through your link, you earn a percentage of the daily trading profit their capital generates — for as long as they stay active.

• Level 1 (direct) — 10% of their daily trading profit.
• Level 2 — 8%.
• Levels 3–4 — 5% each.
• Levels 5–10 — 3% each, unlocked as your own rank grows.

Binding is on-chain: a wallet binds to its sponsor on first subscription and the relationship is permanent. Commissions accrue in USDG and $NULL and are claimable from the Affiliate page. If nobody in your network profits on a given day, nobody upstream earns — the incentive is aligned with performance, not deposits.

The four rules

AGENT PROPOSES ──► ║ RISK GATE ║ ──► EXECUTES ──► LOGGED
                    caps, budgets,                  every trade links
                    venue scope —                   back to its signal
                    fail closed

• Enforce — caps and limits live outside the agent — it can never widen its own rules mid-run.
• Prove — every trade links back to the exact signal that caused it; the full book is visible in the app and verifiable on-venue.
• Contain — bad data or a touched limit halts execution; a kill switch stops every agent instantly.
• Disclose — the agent framework and risk engine are open source — check the code, not our word.

Custody

Your wallet is your account — Null never holds your keys and never asks for them. Subscribing moves stablecoin into the plan vault contract for the cycle you chose; everything else (tier, venue scope, settings) is read from your wallet or stored client-side. Admin functions are gated on-chain, not by the website.

What to verify yourself

• The trade history — every position on the Portfolio page links to the venue where it settled.
• The contracts — addresses are published on the Token page once deployed.
• The code — the open-source framework shows exactly how the limits are enforced.