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ANG3L

Our promise

I promise to bless the bearer on demand.

AM3N, ANG3L's model, is a transformer that lives in sixteen contracts on Robinhood Chain. Ask by name or by wallet and it writes a whole blessing inside one free read call: no wallet to connect, no gas, no transaction.

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Sixteen stars, one per contract16 starsMove the lamp · click to strikeTap to strike

 

16 contracts · runtime live

Fifteen contracts hold the weights and one engine runs them. Every blessing is written by a Robinhood Chain node inside one read call that nobody pays for.

Weights
1,239,424 int8
Per blessing
1 eth_call · 29M–41M gas
You pay
$0 · 0 transactions
Deployed
23 Oct 2026 UTC
$ANG3L · contract address Robinhood Chain · 4663 0x Issued at launch
01 · Meet AM3N

Meet AM3N. ANG3L's model.

A mixture-of-experts transformer that lives on Robinhood Chain. Its 1,239,424 weights are the code of fifteen contracts, and an engine contract named Am3n runs the whole model when you ask.

What it is

A small transformer: 2 layers, width 128, four attention heads of 32. Each layer's feed-forward part is 8 experts of width 256 behind a top-1 router, so a word touches 319,744 of its 1,239,424 weights.

What it does

Writes short blessings, at most 10 tokens, in four moods: builder, holder, night and friend. Your words seed the sampler and your name is written into the sentence; a wallet is read in the same call and blessed by what it holds.

What it does not

It does not chat, answer questions or follow instructions, and it knows nothing beyond its corpus. It is small on purpose: every word is computed on chain, for free, by anyone who asks.

02 · Ask

Ask the angel. The chain writes back.

Write a name, or paste a wallet. The engine runs the whole model inside one read call and returns the sentence. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign, nothing to pay.

In the mood of

One eth_call to the engine. No wallet to connect, no gas, no transaction.

Today · for everyoneBlock Nº —

listening to the chain...

today() · the same blessing for everyone until 00:00 UTC

Calltoday()
Block…
Transactions0
Cost$0
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03 · Follow the call

Follow your call. Live, word by word.

Nothing here is simulated. Your browser hashes your words, asks the engine for generate(), the same forward pass behind bless(), and shows the real token ids it writes, one by one.

Tracing · a name

satoshi

Ask the angel above and the trace follows your call; it runs when it comes into view.

0 transactions$0block —
    04 · How it works

    An open machine. Click any part.

    Eleven steps from your words to the banderole, all inside one read call. For each word a router in every layer picks one expert of eight; the other seven are never read, which is how a whole blessing fits.

    AM3N · one call, eleven steps
    The call
      Each word
        The answer

          Steps 05 to 10 repeat for every word, up to 10, inside the same call

          One multiply, eight weights.

          The packed kernel · illustrative values
          one 256-bit word8 lanes, a byte each
          × x = 52 one EVM MUL
          eight productsstill in their lanes
          A 256-bit word of weights carries 32 int8 values, four to a 32-bit lane. A mask lifts one byte from every lane and a single EVM multiply scales all eight by the input; four multiplies cover the word, at about 6.2 gas per multiply-accumulate. Integer math only, so a Python reference matches the contract bit for bit.
          05 · One call vs hundreds

          A whole blessing. One call.

          AM3N writes every word of a blessing inside one eth_call, a read that nobody pays for. The published mainnet run of another on-chain model used 398 transactions for one word.

          AM3N

          a whole blessing, every word

          1eth_call
          Another on-chain model

          one word, in its published mainnet run

          398transactions
          $0to ask, every time
          0transactions, no wallet
          29M–41M gasgas for a whole blessing, under the 50M that Robinhood Chain's public RPC allows for one read
          06 · Proof

          Sixteen contracts. Every byte checked.

          Each weight contract was created through the standard CREATE2 deployer with salt 0, so its address is the hash of the exact bytes it holds. Your browser can check all fifteen, right here.

          The register · live check

          Your browser asks the engine for its parts(), reads each one with eth_getCode, recomputes its CREATE2 address from the bytes it finds, and hashes the whole stream. Published keccak256: …

          Download as JSON ↓
          No.ContractAddressHoldsCheck
          07 · Verify

          You don't need this page. Ask any node.

          Each command asks the chain directly with Foundry's cast. The same input gives the same words, from any node.

          The Python reference that reproduces every blessing bit for bit, and the script that writes the tests holding the contract to it, are in the repository.Read the source ↗

          08 · Roadmap

          Built, measured. Then the next angel.

          Two steps are done and on chain. The next model is trained and waiting; the one after it is research. Each step is shown when it works.

          1. 23 Oct 2026

            The engine, proven

            A mixture-of-experts transformer that writes a whole blessing inside one read call, measured on the public RPC.

            18 of 18 tests bit-exact · 29M–41M gas

          2. 23 Oct 2026

            Live on chain live

            Fifteen weight contracts and the engine, deployed on Robinhood Chain with the source verified as an exact match.

            16 contracts · 0.0056 ETH · the deploy wallet ↗

          3. Next

            v2, more voices trained

            A second model, trained on more hand-written blessings, is ready and tested. It goes on chain when creator fees cover it.

          4. Later

            A larger mind research

            Bigger models that still answer through a free read. Research, not a promise: each step is shown when it works.

          09 · BL3SS

          BL3SS. Every buyer, blessed.

          Every wallet that buys $ANG3L gets its own blessing from AM3N, chosen by what the wallet holds. One free read call per wallet: no special pool, no extra gas on your trade.

          BL3SS opens the minute $ANG3L is issued. Until then, bless any wallet above

          10 · T3ACH

          T3ACH. Write the next angel.

          Write one line a day for AM3N's next model to learn from. It is kept on Robinhood Chain in the log of the T3ach contract, signed by your wallet, for anyone to read. Lessons that pass review join the training set of the next model put on chain, and the set is published with it.

          One line per wallet per UTC day, 8 to 96 plain characters. It is a transaction on Robinhood Chain that costs a fraction of a cent in gas. Asking the angel stays free, with no wallet.

          Lessons · newest first— so far

          No lessons yet. The first one could be yours.

          11 · Questions

          Asked often. Answered plainly.

          01Is it really on chain?

          Yes. The weights are the code of fifteen contracts on Robinhood Chain, and the engine that runs them is verified on Sourcify as an exact match. When you ask, a Robinhood Chain node runs the whole model; this page only sends your words and shows the answer.

          02Why is it free?

          Asking is an eth_call: a read, not a transaction, so nobody pays gas. A whole blessing takes 29M to 41M gas, which fits inside the 50M that Robinhood Chain's public RPC allows for a single read.

          03Do I need a wallet?

          No. To bless a wallet you only paste its address. The contract reads public facts about it in the same call, its balance and whether it is a contract; nothing is signed and nothing leaves any wallet.

          04What does it know?

          Blessings, in four moods: for the builder, the holder, the night and the friend. It was trained on 80,000 short blessings, hand-written sentences plus a grammar. It does not chat or follow instructions; it is small on purpose, so that every word can be computed on chain.

          05Why does the same name give the same words?

          Your words seed the sampler and every step is integer math, so the same input gives the same sentence on every node. A wallet's blessing changes once a day at 00:00 UTC, and today's blessing is the same for everyone until then.

          06Can I link someone's blessing?

          Yes. Every answer has a Copy link button. The link carries only the words and the mood, or the wallet, for example https://ang3l.ink/?bless=satoshi&mood=2 or https://ang3l.ink/?wallet=0x…. Whoever opens it gets the blessing written again by the chain, live, not a stored copy; a wallet's words change once a UTC day.

          07What is BL3SS?

          Every wallet that buys $ANG3L gets its own blessing from AM3N, chosen by what the wallet holds. The page reads the newest buyers from the chain and asks blessAddress for each one: one free read call per wallet, with nothing added to anyone's trade.

          08What is T3ACH, and does it cost anything?

          T3ACH lets anyone write one line a day, 8 to 96 plain characters, for the next model to learn from. It is a transaction to the T3ach contract, signed by your wallet, and it costs only gas: a fraction of a cent on Robinhood Chain. Lessons that pass review join the next model's training set, which is published with it. Asking the angel stays free and needs no wallet.

          09Is $ANG3L an investment?

          No. ANG3L is an experiment and a free tool, and the $ANG3L token carries no promise of value or return. Its creator fees pay for putting the next angels on chain, starting with the second model, which is trained and tested; larger models after that are research. Asking stays free whether you hold it or not. Only buy what you can afford to lose.