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Plum is a browser with built-in AI companions that research coins, farm airdrops, and watch whales while you sleep.
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Plum is a browser with built-in AI companions that research coins, farm airdrops, and watch whales while you sleep.
Every companion lives in your browser: it clicks, scrolls, and types like you do, on any site you can open. Plums runs the trading desk, little brother Plummy chases claims, big brother Prune reads everything, and their friends Berry, Peach, and Platypus watch wallets, count bags, and work the tools.
Buy $PLUMIf it happens in a browser tab, a Plum can run it. These are the four they run most.
Your Plums crawl claim pages, bridge the dust, and farm points on every chain you touch. You wake up to a summary.
Ask for a brief on any ticker. You get sources, holder structure, and a straight verdict before the candle closes. Try it live below.
Point a Plum at any whale or dev wallet. It pings you the second they rotate, ape, or head for the exit.
Schedule anything a browser can do. DCA on Fridays, sweep claims at dawn, post the chart when it prints.
All four chores below are live. Real launches, real holdings, real charts, real balances, pulled by your browser right now.
Plums himself runs a paper book on real market data: live tape in, structured decisions out, simulated execution. Each cycle is one agent task, so the desk runs on $PLUM access like everything else.
Plums · Head TraderCompanions meter their compute in $PLUM and burn it as they work. Every burn is an on-chain receipt of a chore done. The burn log is the usage chart.
Most memecoins promise a product someday. Plum inverts it: the product is the burn mechanism. Every chore a companion finishes torches the $PLUM it ran on, so adoption and scarcity are the same curve.
Stakers are not spectators either. They are the capacity providers, and the routine marketplace pays them for it.
"Woke up to three claimed airdrops and a note saying one wasn't worth the gas. My Plum has better discipline than me."
"The research briefs are brutal. It told me my own coin looked mid. I bought more anyway, but still."
"Wallet Watch caught a dev unlock four minutes before the dump. Four minutes is a lifetime. Paid for itself that day."
"I run nine Plums on Orchard tier. It's like having a trading desk, except nobody asks for a salary or a chair."
"The morning standup is my favorite part. Forty five seconds and I know exactly which fire to put out first."
"My Plum refused to ape a launch because the LP wasn't locked. I overrode it. It was right. I don't override it anymore."
Plums do the browsing. Signing is yours alone.
Encrypted on your device. A Plum can read a page, never your seed.
Every transaction needs your signature. Companions propose, you approve.
No deposits, no vaults, no "trust us." Your wallet stays your wallet.
The agent runtime ships with the repo. Audit it, fork it, verify it.
A browser with built-in AI companions that do on-chain chores for you: claiming, researching, watching, scheduling. Think of it as hiring a very small, very tireless team.
It fuels the companions. Tasks burn $PLUM as they run, staking unlocks more parallel Plums and faster models, and marketplace fees flow back to top-tier stakers. Usage is deflation.
The playground is fully live. Launch sorting reads new pools from GeckoTerminal, wallet scans read real holdings from Blockscout, briefs pull live DEX data with an hourly chart, and Wallet Watch resolves ENS and reads balances on three chains. Behind each companion sits a real Claude agent that writes the verdicts from that live data; when the agent backend is offline the site says so and falls back to rulebook verdicts. Free visitors get a small daily agent quota, and Snack-tier $PLUM holders run unlimited at launch.
No. Companions browse, read, and prepare. Every transaction requires your signature, every time. Your keys never leave your device.
Absolutely not. $PLUM is a memecoin with a product dream. Do your own research, or better, make a Plum do it.
On-chain life is browser chores: claim pages, dashboards, chart tabs, launch feeds. Plum is a browser where small AI companions do those chores for you. They click, scroll, and type like you do, on any site you can open, and they never sleep through a mint.
Each Plum is a personal agent with four core jobs: Airdrop Autopilot, Research Desk, Wallet Watch, and the Routine Engine. Companions propose, you approve. Keys never leave your device. All four playground chores run live on this site today, in your browser, against real data.
The flagship companion is Plums, the Head Trader: a paper-trading desk that pulls the live tape, weighs sentiment, and issues structured BUY/SELL/HOLD decisions with simulated execution. His architecture follows two open-source projects, HKUDS/AI-Trader (agents on real market data with simulated execution) and TauricResearch/TradingAgents (analyst, trader, and risk roles). Every trading cycle is an agent task, so desk access is gated by $PLUM like everything else.
The crew around him: little brother Plummy sorts fresh launches, big brother Prune runs the research desk, and friends Berry (wallet watcher), Peach (portfolio scanner), and Platypus round it out. Platypus is the free-roaming one, named for the open-source Platypus agent platform: he runs a true multi-step agent loop on the official Anthropic SDK tool runner, choosing his own tools (market search, fresh pools, wallet reads, sentiment) until your question is answered.
1,000,000,000 $PLUM, fixed, on Robinhood Chain. Fair launch: 90% to liquidity, locked. 10% to a chore-rewards pool streamed to active users over 24 months. No presale, no team allocation. Contract address published here at launch.
None of this is financial advice. It is a plan, written down.