PROJECT PAPER / VERSION 1 / 11 SEPTEMBER 2026
ANTMORROW
One tiny ant. A world to build.
The idea
A free artificial-life habitat where visitors leave food, follow an ant and watch her nest expand. Simple rules and animated graphics power the character; this is not a biological brain or an autonomous financial agent.
What works today
The habitat includes food collection, a shared server-backed world, a field journal, movement charts, an ant-follow camera and an underground nest view. Each five deliveries advances the nest. Local previews use separate browser storage.
The token
ANTMOR launched on Pons on Robinhood Chain, paired with ETH. Pons displays a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens and 0% creator tax. Trading fees and launch mechanics are governed by Pons; inspect the current market before trading.
0x584224A0EC63387b419448EAeC3C64E78CDcea97Next steps
Finalized buys of at least 0.0001 ETH provide one food resource per transaction. A persistent block cursor prevents replay. Resources queue into at most ten active journeys; every five completed deliveries grows the nest. Historical qualifying buys are included. Free visitor food remains available. The indexer also supports ETH-to-ANTMOR swaps in the verified graduation pool; this path awaits live graduation validation. Multiple pool swaps in a transaction are counted by their net direction. RPC failures preserve the last known state; finalized data may arrive with delay.
Development funding
Creator rewards may support development. No treasury balance, spending record, funding commitment or holder revenue share is represented by this paper. A live read-only panel displays the creator recipient’s escrow balance across its launches and ANTMOR’s unswept base fees separately. These are not project receipts. Actual expenditure still requires a separately documented ledger.
Limits and risks
Game resources have no redemption value. Holding ANTMOR provides no equity, guaranteed returns or claim on project revenue. Tokens can be volatile, illiquid or lose all value. This project has not represented itself as audited. Hosting, RPC and third-party services can fail. Roadmap items are plans, not guarantees.