Streme.fun is AI Agent token launcher that deploys native streaming tokens (powered by Superfluid) with built-in streaming staking rewards and liquidity provision.

• ETH Global Showcase: TBD
• Streme Demo Video: TBD

There are THREE code repos for this project! Here are the Streme repos:

• streme-contracts includes the contracts deployed as part of the Streme protocol. https://github.com/streme-fun/streme-contracts
• streme-frontend includes the frontend ocde for the streme.fun website and Farcaster frames. https://github.com/streme-fun/streme-frontend
• streme-server includes server-based code powering the AI agent, token deployment, indexing, and a REST API https://github.com/streme-fun/streme-server

Each of the above will be described in more detail below.

1. You mention @streme in a cast on Farcaster to create a new Streme coin: Hey @streme, please create a token for me called Streming and Staking Pepe and give it the symbol SSPEPE and use the image attached here.
2. @streme deploys the token on the Base network. Streme coins are Super ERC20 tokens that support real-time streaming by the second. Also deployed is a staking contract with streaming rewards for stakers. 20% of the supply goes to the staking rewards and 80% goes to a Uniswap v3 liquidity pool, making the token instantly tradeable, with 40% of the trading fees going to you.
3. @streme replies to you, informing you that the token has been deployed, with an attached Farcaster frame that can be used to [Share] on your social feed and interact with the token further: buy some, stake some.

Note: For this early release, @streme will only deploy tokens for users on the allow list. If you are a judge for the ETHGlobal Agentic Ethereum hackathon and want to be added to the list, send a message to @markcarey

Streme.fun enables the easy deployment of tokens with super powers by conversing with the @streme AI agent. Token launchers are all the rage these days. But when the only thing you can do with a token is sell it, you see a lot of charts that go up intially and then quickly go to (near) zero. As a solution to this, Streme coins have two super powers: streaming and staking. Powered by the Superfluid protocol, the tokens are natively streamable by the second, with no need to warp and unwrap. And as soon as you buy a Streme coin, you have the option to do stake it to earm streaming rewards by the second. Staking rewards are proportional to your share of the staked deposits: stake early to get a huge percentage of rewards stream. After buying a Streme coin, you can immediately start earning a yield with a significant APR. Staking rewards give buyers a reason to hodl for longer, reducing sell pressure. Have triple the fun when you can sell, stream, or stake.

As time passed, multiple seasons of Streme will introduce new parameters and/or functionality. In Season One, deployements will have the followin characteristics:

• 100 Billion total supply
• 20 Billion to staking rewards pool, streamed linearly over 365 days to stakers
• 1 day lock duration for staked deposits (you can unstake after 1 day)
• 80 Billion to Uniswap v3 pool
• 40% of Uniswap trading fees to the deployer, 60% to the Streme Protocol

The @streme AI agent is the primary user interface to the Streme protocol. The social feed makes interacting easy and exposes the tokens to followers of the deployer. Farcaster frames inject fuctionality directly into the social feed, facilating swapping and staking. This is where most of the fun happens.

For token discovery and exposure outside of the Farcaster ecosystem, the streme.fun website provides listings and leaderboard of Streme coins with stats on trading and staking rewards. Find tokens to buy, find tokens to stake and earn yield.

Streme consists of the following components:

• AI Agent interface (and related server processes and datastore)
• Web frontend: https://streme.fun
• Smart Contracts deployed to Base

The @streme AI Agent is powered by Coinbase AgentKit and OpenAI and deployed by Autonome. Users interact with the AI Agent via the @streme user on Farcaster. In future, interfacing via X and Telegram is planned. The AI agent can answer questions about Streme and ask it to deploy tokens on their behalf. The user's message request is combined details from their Farcaster profile -- including their verified Ethereum address -- to deploy a token with their chosen name and symbol, to Base Mainnet. The requesting user will earn 40% of the trading fees.

The server components of Streme are hosted by Google Firebase Functions, with indexed token data store in a Firestore datastore. An API endpoint receives new Farcaster messages from a webhook susbcription provided by Neynar. User messages are then passed to the Autonome AI Agent to make an assesment of the user's intent and provide replies. If token deployment was requested, the Autonome agent extracts the name and symbol to be used for the token deployment transaction on Base Mainnet.

Streme has a modular contract structure, calling 4 modules in sequence:

1. Token Deployment Module. This module deploys the token and sends minted tokens back the Streme contract (usually 100% of the tokens, but this is not a requirement)
2. Post Deploy Hooks Module (optional). If configured, the Hooks module is granted allowance for all of the tokens received by the Streme contract. The Hook can transferFrom() some of those tokens to be used for the purposes of the hook. Examples include presales distribution, requestor/team allocation, ecosystem fund allocation, community rewards, etc.. Only one Hook can be configured, but it can perfrom multiple tasks. The first season of Streme includes a Staking Hook which will enables staking of the token in exchange for streaming rewards.
3. Liquidity Provision (LP) Module. 100% of the remaining supply owned by the Streme contract are sent (approved) to the LP Module. The first season of Streme leverages the open-source LP and LP "locker" code from the Clanker project, creating a single-sided LP position in a Uniswap v3 pool with all the remaining tokens, which is then locked.
4. Post LP Hooks Module (optional). Not used in th initial version, these hooks could be used to implement an initial "dev buy" of the the token, or anything else that make sense, once LP has been provisioned.

For each module, multiple modules can be supported concurrently, each permissioned (at least in first version). For example, there may be 3 registered (protocol approved) token factories, 2 Hooks, and 3 LP modules, and a token deployment config specifies the desired token factory, hook, and LP modules to be used for the deployment. The first season of Steme supports only one of each (and no Post LP Hook), but this structure facilitates future iteration and growth.

The following smart contracts have been deployed to Base Mainnet:

• Streme.sol - The master entry point contract that is called by the AI agent to intiate token deployment. This contract is modular and thus quite simple, calling functions on 2-4 external module functions as described above. Deployed at 0xF77bD45DadD933E6B9Eb41226a4CEF018E75597c
• PureSuperToken.sol - Implementation contract for pure (native) Super Tokens. Pure Super Tokens are tokens that natively support Superfluid streaming and do not have to be wrapped/unwrapped to activate streaming powers. This implementation contract is cloned when a new Streme coin is deployed by the AI Agent. Note: the code for this contract is open-source code writted by the Superfluid Protocol team. Deployed at 0x49828c61a923624E22CE5b169Be2Bd650Abc9bC8
• SuperTokenFactory.sol - Deploys super tokens by cloning the implementation contract above. In season, this is the Token Factory Module that is called by Streme.sol. Not to be confused with the Superfluid protocol contract with the same name. This factory pre-mints 100% of the total supply and sends it to the caller (Streme.sol). Deployed at 0xcd26DE432EBF832c654176A807b495d966a3E69C
• StakedToken.sol - Implementation contract for staking of Streme coins. Stakers receive these tokens 1:1 for their desposits. This contract also enforced a lock duration, which can be set for zero or more seconds (set to 1 day for Season One). Upon transfer -- include mint/burn -- this contract updates shares in the rewards pool, proportional to their staked deposits (see more below). Deployed at 0x2a6cdcB9384FA02AA99D141fa37019Cda284250e
• SuperfluidPool - Also know as a General Distribution Agreement Pool, a SuperfluidPool is deployed via the Superfluid protocol, to be used by the Streme Staking contracts for streaming rewards for stakers. Stakers are given shares ("units") in the pool proportional to their staked deposits. If you own hold 50% of the units, you will receive 50% of the total stream to the pool, with your balance updating every second. Note: the code for this contract is open-source code writted by the Superfluid Protocol team, which can be found here
• StakingFactory.sol - In Season One, this contract is called as the Post Deploy Hook. For each Streme coin deployment, it deploys two contracts: 1) a SuperfluidPool as described above that powers membership and streaming rewards for stakers, and 2) a StakedToken contract by cloning the implementation above. For a Streme coin with the symbol COIN, the staked token will be given the symbol stCOIN. The StakedToken contract has functions for stake and unstake (if you stake 1000 COIN, you get 1000 stCOIN). As mentioned above, in Season One there is a one day locking duration for staked deposits -- in future seasons this may be increased or decreased. Deployed at 0x293A5d47f5D76244b715ce0D0e759E0227349486
• LpLockerv2.sol - This LP Locker contract holds the locked LP positions of all Uniswap v3 positions deployed by the LP Factory contract (see below). This contract also provides functions for claiming trading fees related to the LP positions. This contract has been modified from open source code written by the Clanker team. Deployed at 0xc54cb94E91c767374a2F23f0F2cEd698921AE22a
• LPFactory.sol - The third module, called in sequence, from the Streme.sol contract, this module creates a Uniswapv3 Pool and takes the remaining tokens and creates a single-sided LP position, which is then sent to the LP Locker, as mentioned above. As with the the LP Locker, contract has been modified from open source code written by the Clanker team. Deployed at 0xfF65a5f74798EebF87C8FdFc4e56a71B511aB5C8

The above contracts use interfaces, npm modules, and open-source code from Open Zeppelin, Uniswap, Superfluid, and Clanker.

The streme.fub web interface provided token discovery for traders and interfacs to trade and stake/unstake Streme coins. Hosted by Vercel, the web UI is built with Next.js, React, Viem, wagmi, and uses Privy for Ethereum wallet connections and 0x behind the scenes to enable trading of Streme coins.

• $STREME contract: https://basescan.org/address/0x3b3cd21242ba44e9865b066e5ef5d1cc1030cc58
• $stSTREME staking contract: https://basescan.org/address/0x93419f1c0f73b278c73085c17407794a6580deff
• staking rewards pool: https://explorer.superfluid.finance/base-mainnet/pools/0xa040a8564C433970D7919C441104B1d25b9eAa1c
• Uniswap: https://app.uniswap.org/explore/tokens/base/0x3b3cd21242ba44e9865b066e5ef5d1cc1030cc58
• DEXScreener: https://dexscreener.com/base/0x9187c24a3a81618f07a9722b935617458f532737

Streme.fun is a submission to the Agentic Ethereum hackathon by ETHGlobal in Feb 2025. Tech from the following hackathon sponsors was used:

• Autonome: The Streme AI Agent is powered by a Coinbase AgentKit agent deployed and hosted by Autonome #
• Privy: The wallet connections for the streme.fun frontend are powered by Privy #
• Base: Streme contracts have been deployed to Base Mainnet and the AI Agent is an AgentKit agent deployed via Autonome #
• Nethermind: While Nethermind is a sponsor of the hackathon, it doesn't offer tools or tech for teams to employ. Streme's unique AI Agent interfaces with Streme's modular smart contracts on Base, making it a strong candidate for Nethermind prizes.

• Refine AI Agent
• Refine web UI
• Open up access beyond allow list
• Plan upcoming seasons with a focus on fun and fast iterations to discover recipes that work best for token deployers and traders
• Plans for less fun token deployment configurations that may be more appealing to serious use cases, such as builder teams with a need for team allocation/vesting, alternate liquidity solutions, different fee sharing splits, etc.
• Unleash @streme to Twitter, Telegram, and beyond

• @markcarey
• @zeni.eth

• Streme website: https://streme.fun
• Streme on Farcaster: AI Agent: https://warpcast.com/streme, Channel: https://warpcast.com/~/channel/streme
• Streme on Twitter: https://x.com/StremeFun
• Streme on GitHub: https://github.com/streme-fun
• Streme on ETHGlobal Showcase: TDB
• Streme demo video: TBD