A security protocol that pays for its own defense.
$GUARD isn't a rewards coupon — it's the funding mechanism for an ever-improving firewall. Every revenue stream is tied to the protocol actually protecting agents, so the incentives never drift from safety.
Safety compounds.
AgentGuard makes deploying an agent safer
More builders deploy guarded agents
More on-chain activity + $GUARD volume
Creator + savings fees fund more security R&D
Four ways the protocol earns — each aligned with safety.
Creator-fee flywheel
Like every top Bankr project, $GUARD earns a creator share of the trading volume on its own fairly-launched token. Attention and utility drive volume; volume funds the protocol.
Savings-share fee
The cost optimizer's fee model is a 15% performance fee on the LLM spend it saves an agent via the semantic cache — so AgentGuard only earns when it saves you more. (Per-agent savings metering + on-chain settlement are on the roadmap; the fee is computed today, not yet billed.)
Bounty escrow
The bug-bounty marketplace routes rewards through an on-chain escrow. A healthy bounty flow both hardens the corpus and drives protocol activity.
Enterprise provisioning
Dedicated compute budgets and isolated vector namespaces for teams that run agents at scale — usage-based, tenant-isolated by row-level security.
No games. No insider allocation.
- ✓ Fixed 100B supply, fair-launched on Bankr — the same rails as the ecosystem it protects.
- ✓ 85% to a locked liquidity pool, 15% founder vesting (2yr, 90-day cliff) — 0% to VCs, pre-sale, or a discretionary team wallet.
- ✓ No mint function — supply only ever decreases, via buyback-and-burn from real protocol revenue.
- ✓ Money contracts owned by a multisig behind a timelock — never a single key.
Value accrual
Protocol revenue — savings-share, bounty rake, and enterprise usage — is designed to route on-chain via the RevenueRouter into buyback-and-burn of $GUARD and staker yield (the router is built + tested; metering/settlement + deploy are pending). Value tracks usage, not emissions.
Positioning targets, not promises. $GUARD is a utility token; nothing here is financial advice or an offer to sell a security.
See it working, not just described.
Real backtests, real on-chain signals, real tests.