How the colony works, what is real, where the money goes, and what can go wrong. Read this before you buy or burn anything.
Super Ant is a set of small programs, the ants, that work Arc without pause. They sample its blocks, probe its infrastructure, watch its launchpad and read the documentation of the projects built on it. What they gather is cleaned and stored in one place, the nest. The dashboard shows the nest as it fills, and the queen answers questions from it.
The point is a single, current, honest picture of one chain: how fast it is right now, which roads into it are up, what launched in the last minute, and what its ecosystem actually documents.
Biologists call an ant colony a superorganism. No single ant understands the nest, yet the colony finds food, builds, defends itself and adapts. The intelligence is in the whole, not in any one ant.
Super Ant is built the same way and aimed at one field: Arc. In that field it does what no person can. It never sleeps. It samples the head of the chain every two seconds. It sees every token launch on Argus within seconds. It recalls any page it has read in an instant.
That is the whole claim, and it is narrow on purpose. The colony is not a general artificial intelligence, it does not predict prices, and the Queen can be wrong.
Each caste has one job, one body part it is known for and its own way of moving. On the live nest you can tell them apart at a glance.
Each piece of work is credited to one ant and logged as a find. That is why the live nest can show which ant brought what.
Every number in the dashboard is either read from Arc or counted from work the ants did. When something is not available yet, the page says so. There are no sample figures and no simulated activity. If the colony service is down, the dashboard shows that it is down.
The Queen is the AI of Super Ant. She searches the nest for the passages that match a question and writes her answer only from those passages and from live chain readings, with the pages she used listed under it. When the nest holds nothing that answers a question, she says so instead of guessing.
Besides searching the nest, the Queen has a language model of her own. Super Ant trains it from random weights on pages the ants gathered, with a tokenizer learned from the same pages. Nothing else goes in.
Each version is numbered. The current version, its size, the amount of text it was trained on and its training curve are on the Queen page. The weights can be downloaded there, and anyone can let her write.
She is small and young. She writes in the style of what she has read and she makes mistakes. That is why checked answers come from the search, where every statement has a source. As the nest grows, new versions are trained on more text.
Arc is a Layer 1 blockchain built by Circle for stablecoin finance. It runs the Ethereum Virtual Machine, so the wallets and tools of Ethereum work on it. USDC is its native coin: gas is paid in USDC, and there is no other gas token to buy. A block closes about every half second, and a transaction is final as soon as it is in one.
Argus is the token launchpad of Arc. The whole supply of a token launched there goes into one Uniswap v4 liquidity position that is locked for good. There is no bonding curve contract. Each launch has a tax on buys and on sells, collected in USDC, and the creator decides at launch what the tax is and where it goes. After the launch nobody can change either, the creator included.
SA does four things.
It has no other powers. It is not a share in a company and it gives no vote.
SA is live on Argus, and it trades against USDC. The supply, the tax and the locked liquidity are held in contracts made by Argus. Super Ant did not write them and cannot change them.
Contract: 0x558259D5A0BAc26bc7B9f087D95915fD20E16240. Check it against this page before trading. Tokens with the same name can be created by anyone.
The tax is 3% on every buy and every sell, collected in USDC. That is the plan of the team. Argus fixes it at launch, and from then on these numbers are read from the chain. Of every 100 USDC of tax:
The share of the colony wallet is credited by Argus and claimed to one public wallet. From there:
The treasury page shows the tax and its division as the chain reports them, the wallet balance, and a ledger of every movement.
Anyone can send the colony to a site of their choice on the order page. It works in three steps.
A burn cannot be refunded. If a site starts to block the foragers after the burn, the report says so and shows what was stored before that.
The dashboard runs on a public JSON API, and the same endpoints are open to you. They need no key and no account. Scripts, bots and servers can call them, and so can the pages of any website, straight from the browser. Asking the Queen from a browser works on this site only. From a script it works anywhere, a few questions a minute.
# what the colony holds right now
curl https://api.superant.org/v1/stats
# live chain readings and endpoint health
curl https://api.superant.org/v1/chain
# newest token launches seen on Argus
curl https://api.superant.org/v1/launches?limit=20
# the tax of the token and where it goes
curl https://api.superant.org/v1/token
# ask the queen
curl -X POST https://api.superant.org/v1/queen/ask \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"question":"What is Arc built on?"}'
# stream finds as they happen
curl -N https://api.superant.org/v1/liveNetwork details: chain id 5042, gas token USDC, RPC https://rpc.mainnet.arc.io, explorer explorer.arc.io, official docs at docs.arc.io.