Artificial Inu

Artificial Inu (AI) is an ERC-20 meme token built on Robinhood Chain and launched through the LONG launchpad as a community-oriented project. It does not represent a share in any company, confer equity rights, or grant automatic claims on any underlying asset. Its stated purpose is to serve as a community token whose trading activity is structurally linked to Robinhood's tokenized NVDA Stock Token through an on-chain liquidity pool.

AI lives on Robinhood Chain as an ERC-20 token and its primary trading pair quotes AI against a tokenized representation of NVDA stock rather than a conventional stablecoin. When trades occur in that pool, creator fees are split by denomination: fees collected in NVDA are routed to a community vault, while fees collected in AI are directed either to permanent token burns or to locked balances. No consensus algorithm or block-time data is stored for this asset beyond what the underlying Robinhood Chain provides.

The fee stream comes from trading activity in the AI/NVDA liquidity pool, with traders paying fees that are then divided between the community vault (NVDA-denominated portion) and permanent burns or locked balances (AI-denominated portion). The circulating supply stands at approximately 991,036,008 tokens against a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000, meaning 99.1 percent of the total supply is already in circulation as of the point-in-time measurement. There is no dilution overhang recorded, and the fully diluted valuation equals the market cap exactly, reflecting that virtually all tokens have already been issued. The burn mechanic, if active, would over time reduce circulating supply below its current level, but no burn-rate figure is stored here.