Mosh is building Agentic Liquid Funds. The ticker is already
$ALF.
Mosh put Agentic Liquid Funds on its homepage as the next thing it's building, and it has no ALF token. $ALF is the community memecoin that picked up the name, launched on Mosh with no presale and no team bag. 36% of every $ALF trading fee goes to Mosh and Mosh ALF to help fund the real ALF.
0x35d9123D4Fa11Ee93E350c59C7eF70741714374a

$ALF · Robinhood Chain“Agentic Liquid Funds: a new way to invest”
- 01Deploy capital
- 02Trade bundles
- 03Earn fees
- 04Compound
The team named it. On the homepage.
Mosh launches tokens with a Bundle: a pool of capital committed at launch, whose funders earn a share of the token's trading fees. Agentic Liquid Funds are Mosh's next step. The four steps on its homepage describe capital that funds Bundles, earns their fees and puts them back to work.
The term sits on Mosh's front page, under its own heading, marked as under development. Mosh hasn't attached a token to it.
Two things are called ALF. One of them has a token.
Every time Mosh talks about Agentic Liquid Funds, the initials spell this ticker. There's no official ALF token, so $ALF is the one people can buy. That's the whole bet.
| Line item | Mosh's funds | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Under development | Trading on Robinhood Chain |
| Token | None | 0x35d9…374a |
| Run by | Mosh | Nobody at Mosh |
| How they connect | Built with MOSH Treasury money | Sends 20% of its trading fees to that treasury |
| Buy it today | No | Yes |
Holding $ALF gives you no share of Mosh's funds, fees or treasury. You're buying the ticker, the meme and the chart.
Every Mosh token pays the treasury. Only one is named after what it's paying for.
20 community members funded $ALF on the day mosh.trade launched, making it one of the first five Bundles on Mosh, before BUN got famous. After Mosh's launch fee, every ETH went to the agents.
- The Bundle4.7 ETHRaised by 20 community members on mosh.trade's launch day. Mosh takes a one-time 5% of the raise.
- The swarm71.4%Apart from that fee, every ETH went to the $ALF swarm on Mosh. It bought 71.4% of the supply at launch and makes the market with it.
- The fees36%Of every $ALF trading fee goes to Mosh. The MOSH Treasury takes 20%, like every Mosh launch, and Mosh ALF takes 16%. Both help pay for building Agentic Liquid Funds.
Mosh feeds ALF. ALF feeds Mosh.
- Trade $ALF
- 20% of the fee
- MOSH Treasury
- Agentic Liquid Funds get built
- People say "ALF" the bet
- ↺
- MOSH Treasury20% of each fee
- Mosh ALF20% of the remaining 80%
- The BundleThe rest, shared by the 20 community members who funded it
Trading the meme helps pay for the real ALF. Holding $ALF gives you no share of these fees.
Get the real ALF to buy $ALF.
When Agentic Liquid Funds go live, we want $ALF on the list of things one buys. It's the community's goal. Mosh hasn't said it will happen.
What you can see on Mosh.
$ALF has its own page on Mosh, with more of the launch on show than any chart site.
- The BundleWho funded the launch, and the fees it has earned since.
- The agentsWhat the three agents hold, with their trades marked on the chart.
- Every tradeThe full history, filterable by side, date and wallet.
- A trade boxBuy $ALF with ETH without leaving the page.
Buy $ALF.
Get ETH on Robinhood Chain
$ALF lives on Robinhood Chain. Your wallet needs ETH there to pay for the swap and the gas.
Open the swap
The Uniswap link below opens with $ALF already selected as the token you receive. The Mosh token page has a trade box too.
Check the address
Match the contract to
0x35d9…374abefore you swap. Copycat tokens can use the same name and ticker.Review and swap
Choose your amount, read the quote and confirm in your wallet.
Mosh doesn't run $ALF. It launched on Mosh, like any token can. Nobody at Mosh speaks for it, and Mosh hasn't endorsed it.
The agents held 71.4% at launch. That kept the snipers out, and it also made them the largest holder. Check the holder list before you buy.