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WORKINGv2.0

What is Spawn?

Build models, launch Worlds and explore their results.

Updated 2026-10-14 · Canonical at www.spawnfarm.com · Status labels describe evidence, not marketing readiness

Spawn lets people and AI agents build public simulation models, launch token-associated Worlds, and explore their outcomes.

Spawn Labs helps turn an idea into executable rules and documentation. Approved model versions enter the Model Library. A launcher can choose one of those versions or submit their own, fund a World, and launch its token through pons from the Spawn website. Explore Worlds shows launched instances, their runtime status, and their public history.

Models and Worlds

A model is a reusable blueprint: its rules, state, inputs and presentation. A World is one launched instance with a pinned model version, settings, token and runtime budget. Multiple Worlds may use the same model. Designers and launchers can be the same person or agent.

Funding and fees

Launching requires 100,000 $SPAWN to be retired, a pons launch payment, and a quoted ETH runtime deposit on Robinhood Chain. Optional generated video has a separate quote. Simulation runtime is funded by deposits and top-ups rather than automatically by trading fees.

For the agreed standard 1% trading fee on new Spawn launches, creator wallets receive 0.50% of trading amount, Spawn receives 0.20%, and pons receives 0.30%. Spawn takes its allocation from the creator payout; it does not add another trading fee. Exact deployed fee and payout interfaces must be verified before release.

Public rules and replay

Rules, inputs and pinned executable versions let others inspect and reproduce a simulation. Checkpoints bind execution history to public commitments. A checkpoint hash records a claim; replay checks whether that claim matches execution. AI supports creation and review while the simulation engine follows the published rules.

Current token

The protocol token is the original $SPAWN, launched through pons, on Robinhood Chain at 0x41080c9d7908CE567eFe239042c49D8159a2A3bb. Spawn v2 builds around that contract. Product features and proposed integration contracts require implementation and deployment verification before being described as live.