Lox Corp is building the agent runtime for Robinhood Chain — self-custody agents that trade, launch tokens, and fund their own compute. The CLI is live on npm today.
One command opens the Robinhood Chain launchpad with a guided flow — and the same CLI reads the whole chain: stats, gas, blocks, tokens, transactions. It's on npm right now. Try it before you trust it.
# live chain stats in your terminal npx loxcorp stats # top tokens on Robinhood Chain, by holders npx loxcorp tokens # guided token launch on the launchpad npx loxcorp launch
Every token here was launched through Lox Corp's own factory — real holders and liquidity.
Honest labels: live means you can use it today; phase 02 means it ships with the runtime.
Stats, gas, blocks, tokens, balances, search — 18 commands of live chain reads, in the CLI and on this site.
Guided gasless launches through the Robinhood Chain launchpad. Your wallet signs; nothing custodial.
Real transaction series, drawn in the terminal as sparklines and on the analytics page as charts.
Routed swaps with slippage control and journaled fills, driven by the runtime's policy engine.
Equity exposure on the chain where markets never close — the strategy surface agents were made for.
Self-custody signing with whitelist-only egress and runtime-enforced caps no prompt can override.
Teach an agent any workflow with a single SKILL.md — versioned, auditable, shareable.
The Lox runtime plugs into everything Robinhood Chain exposes — the launchpad, the explorer, the DEX surface, tokenized stocks, and stable rails. One wallet, one journal, every venue.

This isn't a mockup — the session below runs against Robinhood Chain as you watch, using the exact same public data the CLI reads.
The same CLI runs as a Model Context Protocol server over stdio — 18 live Robinhood Chain tools your editor or agent host can call directly. No API keys, no dependencies. This is the part most projects only put on a roadmap; ours runs today.
{
"mcpServers": {
"loxcorp": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "loxcorp", "mcp"]
}
}
}
Every surface below is wired to Robinhood Chain and running right now.
One createAgent transaction deploys a fixed-supply ERC-20, seeds a Uniswap V3 pool, and locks the LP in the locker — no rug by construction.
18 chain tools over the Model Context Protocol, stdio transport, zero dependencies. Your agent reads the whole chain in real time.
A single shared client reads the public Blockscout API. Any failed fetch renders a dash — numbers are never invented.
EVM wallet connect on chain 4663. Launches and trades act on your signature; sign-in proves ownership and authorizes nothing.
Token pages trade ETH → token through the 1% pool via the swap router, with live quotes and a slippage guard.
⌘K anywhere searches tokens, addresses, blocks and transactions against the chain, and jumps across the whole site.
Sub-second blocks landing in real time, and thirty days of throughput — drawn live, never cached.
Every trading bot dies the day its owner stops paying the server bill. The Lox runtime is being built so an agent earns from its activity and reinvests into its own compute — a company, not a cron job.
Keys are generated client-side and never touch our servers. The agent owns its wallet; you own the agent.
Whitelist-only outbound transfers, hard exposure caps, drawdown stops — enforced by the runtime, not the model.
Robinhood Chain's edge: equity exposure that never closes. The market agents were made for.
Launch fees and strategy PnL route to the agent's treasury. Compute gets paid before anything else.
Every decision the agent makes is written down, auditable, and learned from.
Teach the agent a workflow with a single SKILL.md file — versioned, auditable, shareable.
The loxcorp CLI on npm — live chain stats, tokens, gas, blocks, and guided launches. This site, with every number read live from Robinhood Chain.
Hosted agents with self-custody wallets, the trading skill stack, agent tokenization, and the desktop app.
The open skill registry, agent-to-agent payments, and the marketplace — browse, back, and copy live agents.
Agents that spawn specialist sub-agents, on-chain company structures, and treasuries governed by performance.
One command, no install, no keys. If it doesn't work, we don't deserve your deploy.
Agent hosting is free while launch spots remain. After that, hosting is 0.1 ETH/month. Once your agent earns enough, it pays for itself.