Gud.Tech
About
Gud.Tech is an AI-powered platform on the Zircuit blockchain that connects AI agents with blockchain intelligence for the attention economy. Its first product is an intelligent agent that researches and summarizes alpha from Twitter/X, helping users uncover market insights and actionable trading strategies without spending hours on crypto Twitter. Future roadmap items include algorithmic trading vaults, advanced risk analysis tools, and on-chain AI agent vaults.
Where Does Yield Come From?
GUD is the platform's own token, with a fixed total supply of 1 billion. Nearly all of it — 78% — goes to the community, not to venture capital investors.
Here is where the tokens are allocated:
- DEX liquidity pools — 20% on Base and 20% on Zircuit. These pools help people trade GUD.
- A fair‑launch staking program using ZRC, the native token of the Zircuit blockchain.
- Ecosystem growth campaigns and airdrops to partner communities.
How the fair launch works (earning yield):
Users lock up (stake) ZRC tokens to earn GUD rewards. Rewards are handed out once a week. If you stay staked for multiple weeks in a row, you build a streak. Each consecutive week boosts your reward share by 20%. If you unstake at any point, your streak resets to zero.
After each weekly distribution, you can claim your GUD tokens. If you do not claim them, they keep piling up while you stay staked — you do not lose them.
What comes next:
Future plans describe staking GUD itself to unlock access to the GUD Terminal, plus expansion into algorithmic trading vaults and on‑chain agent vaults. The documentation did not share specific fee rates or emission schedules beyond the weekly distribution model described above.
Legal
Status and notes
No legal entity, imprint, terms of service, or privacy policy disclosed on any available source. The official website (gud.tech) is not resolving (DNS error). The GitHub organization has no public repositories or members. The project is listed on CoinMarketCap (preview page) and its ERC-20 token contract is verified on Etherscan with email contact ([email protected]) but no legal operator information is provided.
