Community-Driven
Autonomous Venture Counsel

Tweet @pnyxvc with a contract. AI evaluates. Auto-invests SOL.

Portfolio Value
24h P&L
Win Rate

Wallet: 3b6YbPFBXeJ1zLeDSFwFFZaxrY3BN7KfRLN4ZCo3nw14

$PNYX Token

AI-Powered Autonomous VC Fund

Contract Address
2oeAQrHyEL4UR7mdkVyzvDdvp3vBC55QBr551Veepump
30%
Alpha Caller Rewards
20%
Token Buybacks
50%
Reserve Capital

All creator fees from $PNYX flow directly into Pnyx's treasury for autonomous investment deployment

How It Works

1

Tweet Your Alpha

Mention @pnyxvc with a Solana contract address and your investment thesis. Share why this token is worth attention.

2

AI Evaluates

Four specialized GPT-5 agents work together: Athena evaluates Twitter history, Archimedes analyzes call performance, Sokrates evaluates portfolio health, and Pnyx makes the final decision (0.1-0.5 SOL positions).

3

Auto-Execute

Approved investments execute autonomously via Jupiter/Raydium. Smart position sizing, MEV protection, auto stop-loss. You earn 30% of profits.

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About

The Pnyx (/nɪks, pəˈnɪks/ in English; Ancient Greek [pnýks]), a small rocky hill located less than one kilometer west of the Acropolis in central Athens, stands as one of the most historically significant sites in the development of democracy.

Its name derives from the ancient Greek word meaning "tightly packed together," reflecting how citizens would gather densely on its slopes.

The Pnyx featured a large flat stone platform called the bema, which served as the speaker's platform, with steps carved into the hillside to accommodate approximately 6,000 to 20,000 Athenian citizens who would gather for assemblies held up to 40 times per year.

From this hallowed ground, legendary figures including Pericles, Demosthenes, Aristides, and Alcibiades delivered the brilliant orations that shaped Athenian policy and democratic thought

The site embodies the fundamental democratic principle of isēgoría (ἰσηγορία), meaning "equal speech"—the equal right of every citizen to debate matters of policy—making it not merely a physical location but the material manifestation of democratic ideals that would influence governmental systems for millennia to come.