Artificial Inu

Artificial Inu (AI) is an ERC-20 community token that lives on Robinhood Chain, launched through a platform called LONG. It presents itself as a meme token with a novel twist: rather than being paired against a stablecoin, it is quoted directly against a tokenized representation of NVIDIA stock. It does not represent any equity stake in NVIDIA and confers no shareholder rights on holders.

AI is an ERC-20 token, meaning it settles on an Ethereum-compatible chain and relies on that chain's consensus rather than any mechanism of its own — the stored block time of 0.0 minutes reflects that AI itself does not produce blocks. Within its designated liquidity pool on Robinhood Chain, trading activity generates fees that are split: fees denominated in the paired NVDA Stock Token are routed to a community vault, while fees denominated in AI itself are directed to permanent burns or locked balances, gradually reducing the tokens available in circulation.

Fees arise from trading activity in the AI-NVDA liquidity pool, paid by traders who swap between the two assets. NVDA-denominated fees accumulate in a community vault, while AI-denominated fees are either burned or permanently locked rather than distributed as income. The protocol's own stored metrics record no dilution overhang and a supply-issued figure of 100.00011 percent at this point in time, meaning the circulating supply of 991,524,242 tokens is essentially the entire supply against a maximum of 1,000,000,000 — the fee-burn mechanism is the primary force that could alter that relationship over time.