cognix
@cognix_c
Cognix is an asset protocol for the AI economy: one-click minting of iNFTs, listing/rental/subscription; call generation proof, automatic fee allocation,
iNFT, as a "capability unit," can be reused by other contracts or applications to form a combination of two-level composite intelligent agents and strategies.
"Project Checklist from Listing to Monetization Local encrypted model packaging → Upload → iNFT minting; Write capability declaration and royalty/subscription parameters; Select execution backend (TEE/cryptographic proof path); Open call → Proof → Settlement pipeline;…
🚀 The future of agent creation just got simpler. With Agent Studio / SDK / API / Templates, developers can now build, configure, and monetize; all in one seamless flow. From model to asset, in just a click.
Centered around "Agent Studio / SDK / API / Templates", it enables developers to create, declare capabilities, configure rates and subscriptions with a single click, shortening the path from model to asset.
After "AlphaBot" is sold, the creator still enjoys secondary subscription income (10%), reflecting the dual-track incentive of "selling out + long-tail profit sharing".
In addition to transactions, users can obtain Agent capabilities at a lower threshold through leasing/subscription, forming a long-term supply and demand network where "capabilities are assets."
The roadmap shows that Agent DAO will be enabled during the mainnet launch phase, gradually transferring protocol decision-making power to the community and token governance.
Under the simulation of secondary resales and subscriptions, creator royalties and agreement fees are accurately recorded in proportion, and the accounts are consistent with the event index.
Whether the automatic splitting of transaction fees, royalties, and subscription revenue strictly complies with parameters; whether the event log and balance are consistent in extreme scenarios (batch transactions/concurrent subscriptions).
Creators, holders, subscribers, and protocols all share profits, creating a positive feedback loop that encourages the discovery and reuse of high-quality agents.
Using $COGNIX as a utility + governance token, it unifies payments, governance voting, staking, and fee discounts to incentivize participation from all roles.
It addresses risks such as throughput/latency, malicious agents, security and privacy, and proposes mitigation measures such as auditing, community verification, insurance/circuit breaking, and TEE/threshold encryption.
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First sale + resale royalties + usage fees + subscription revenue, multiple sources of income improve long-term incentive consistency.
Restricted modes and disclosures can be used for high-risk scenarios; governance can adjust fees, staking/forfeiture parameters, and listing thresholds.
Differences from Traditional SaaS SaaS: Accounts and permissions are bound to the platform. #Cognix: Ownership is bound to the wallet, and transfers/rentals/profit sharing are driven by contracts, making it composable into the larger DeAI stack.
The white paper proposes SDK/API and "one-click casting (Studio/CLI)" ideas, unifying metadata and capability declarations to lower the threshold for agent listing and calling.
Prove that callbacks and fee routing are consistent across multiple calls; when on-chain actions are triggered, contract events fully record the call hash and payment allocation.
The consistency of remote attestation handshake, session key derivation, and attestation return after call completion with on-chain instruction triggering (such as settlement and status update).
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