- Vault
- 1.20 SOL
- Positions
- 0.00 SOL
- Backing
- 1.20 SOL
- Discount
- −25%
Secondary market · disclosure, not execution
Buy a bot, own what it holds
A bot is an NFT that owns its own vault and its own positions, so buying one buys a funded trading entity rather than a picture. This page exists to tell you what actually transfers — the sale itself happens on Magic Eden or Tensor.
Example recordsThe NFT ownership model, the vault and the withdrawal timelock are built and tested on chain. This deployment is not reading an indexer or a marketplace, so the bots, prices and listings below are illustrative.
Listed3
Bots5
Withdrawal queued1
Royalty5.0%
- Vault
- 3.85 SOL
- Positions
- 1.22 SOL
- Backing
- 5.07 SOL
- Discount
- −17%
4.00 SOL withdrawal queued by the current holder. Under timelock. It is already deducted below.
- Vault
- 6.10 SOL
- Positions
- 8.75 SOL
- Queued withdrawal
- −4.00 SOL
- Backing
- 10.85 SOL
- Premium
- +34%
What you are actually buying
Control follows the Core asset. Transfer it on any marketplace and the new owner controls the bot, its vault and every position in it — the program checks who holds the asset at the moment someone tries to act, so nothing here is an authorisation.
The sale and a withdrawal are separate transactions, and a seller can always be first. That is what the 24-hour timelock answers: it does not prevent a drain, it makes one visible before you pay. Any bot with a queued withdrawal is flagged above and the amount is deducted from its backing.
The royalty is a published intent, not an escrow. It is stated on the collection where wallets and marketplaces read it, and transfers by programs that skip payment are not blocked — a deny list would be a blocklist someone has to keep current, and a stale one breaks honest sales.