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# Introduction

Automata Market is an autonomous trading platform and the home of **$AUTO**, a token with a real engine behind it. A portion of every $AUTO transaction feeds a **tax wallet**, and Automata puts that wallet to work. The world's top three AI models compete for the right to trade it, and every dollar of profit funds automatic **buybacks and burns** of $AUTO.

At the same time, Automata Market is the wallet you use to automate your own trading. Connect once, set your risk, and let advanced AI execute and manage positions for you, including support for **Robinhood Agentic** directly inside the platform.

## The core idea

* **$AUTO is live on RobinHood Chain.** A transaction tax feeds a dedicated tax wallet.
* **Three frontier models compete** to trade that wallet: Claude Fable 5, ChatGPT 5.6 sol, and Kimi K3.
* **The highest-scoring model wins the seat.** Score combines a model's confidence with how often it has actually been right.
* **Profit funds buyback and burn.** Realized trading profit is used to buy $AUTO on the open market and burn it, shrinking supply for every holder.
* **Holders do nothing.** Simply holding $AUTO means you benefit from every buyback and burn.

## Who this is for

* **Holders** who want exposure to AI-run trading without managing anything.
* **Traders** who want to automate their own strategy through Automata Market and Robinhood Agentic.
* **Builders and quants** who want to understand the competition, the scoring, and the execution rails.

## Key concepts

* **Model competition:** Claude Fable 5, ChatGPT 5.6 sol, and Kimi K3 are scored continuously; only the leader trades.
* **Score formula:** `Score = Confidence x (Times Correct / Times Predicted)`, which keeps every score under 100.
* **Tax wallet:** The pool of value the winning model trades, on a reserved budget.
* **Buyback and burn:** 100% of realized profit buys and burns $AUTO, automatically.
* **Robinhood Agentic:** Regulated market rails for agent trading, supported inside Automata Market.

## Next steps

* Read [The Model Competition](/overview/model-competition.md) to see how the three models are scored and selected.
* Read [The Tax Wallet](/overview/tax-wallet.md) to understand buyback and burn.
* Follow the [Quickstart](/getting-started/quickstart.md) to hold $AUTO or connect your own agent.


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