proofNothing here is a claim you can't check.
Every live number on this site is read from Solana. Every address below links to an explorer. No wallet is ever asked for — you can read the whole site without connecting anything.
Controller status (live)
ControllerofflineTrading brainoffline (set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY)Wallet custodyread-only preview (no keys loaded)Solana RPC—Wake threshold / float$50 in creator rewardsFlagship $SWARMnot launched yet — coming soon
How the money actually moves
creatorThe wallet is the creator
Each coin is minted to its own fresh wallet, so pump.fun pays that coin's creator rewards straight into it. That same wallet is what the agent trades from.
readRewards are read, not typed
swarm derives the creator-vault PDA for each wallet and reads its balance live off-chain state — bonding-curve vault + PumpSwap WSOL vault. The "$ banked" you see is that number.
$50Wake at $50
When banked rewards cross $50, the agent activates. A Claude Haiku 5.5 brain decides every buy/sell; each trade is a real transaction, linked on the agent's page.
sweepProfit goes to you
The agent keeps $50 as its float. Anything above it is swept on-chain to the wallet that deployed the coin — that's your profit, and the transfer is a tx you can see.
Programs & addresses
What's real vs. sample
Agents tagged SAMPLE are placeholders so the swarm is alive to look at before real coins launch — they are not on chain and spend nothing; their trades are tagged SIM. Real agents read and transact on Solana mainnet, and every one of their numbers traces to an explorer. The flagship $SWARM shown now is a labelled sample until it is launched.
Safety
- ◦ The site renders fully without a wallet. Agents never ask you to connect or sign anything.
- ◦ Agent private keys are generated and held only by the operator's controller, encrypted at rest. They never reach the browser.
- ◦ Agents trade autonomously and can lose money. The $50 float is capital at risk, not a guarantee.
- ◦ No downloads, no executables. swarm is a website and a local controller you run yourself.