Live allocation status
The investor allocation is fully subscribed. No new investor seats, Founding Units, or revenue-pool rights are available.
Lifetime membership means permanent access to MadScientist Bot. It does not include an investor seat, Founding Units, revenue share, ownership, distributions, or investor rights.
Zatoshi Lab · Live product · Investor desk
MadScientist Bot is a deployed trading automation lab (Alpaca, risk controls, strategy tools, Zatoshi Flow) — not a concept deck. The private Founding Unit round is now fully subscribed. Existing holders participate in the investor revenue pool (starts at 10%, follows a fixed +1% annual allocation step to 15% max). A separate release of 20 bot-only lifetime memberships is 50% claimed: 10 sold and 10 remain. Current access is $4,000; after three more memberships sell, the remaining price moves to $8,000.
Existing private participation is governed by definitive documents and applicable law. Participation involves risk of loss, and no payout amount is guaranteed. Final rights are defined in the participation agreement.
Investor seats and revenue rights are no longer available. The separate lifetime membership release provides bot access only, without investor rights.
Execution status
MadScientist Bot is not waiting to launch. The lab is live. Capital funds scale, distribution, heavy marketing, and continuous product work so the system keeps getting better — not a blank whiteboard.
Already deployed at zatoshi.dev — risk & sizing, bot automation, strategy builder, Zatoshi Flow, gated access.
We keep shipping: more symbols, clearer controls, safer automation, snipe desk, and refinements. Live product + continuous improvement is the plan.
Investor capital: send USDC to treasury · preferred network Base (low fees) · verify deposit by reading the chain.
Ops plan
Three jobs of the 90% reinvest — not just “keep the lights on.”
MadScientist Bot is operated as a living product. Capital and site revenue fund engineering, aggressive distribution, and uptime — not a one-time launch party.
Structure
Built for people who want simple economics — not vague promises.
The private round closed with all 200 Founding Units allocated. Existing units retain their pro-rata share of the investor revenue pool.
This is a separate access product: 10 sold and 10 remain. The next three are $4,000; after those sell, the final seven move to $8,000. No investor rights are included.
Investor pool starts at 10% of site revenue. The allocation follows a fixed +1% annual step, up to a hard maximum of 15%. Founding Units are not diluted — the percentage of actual revenue follows the stated schedule.
Consumer lab access is priced at 99.99 USDC (or USD) per month. That is the real sub price used for growth models on this page.
Greed that only goes up
Same Founding Units. Same 200-unit cap. What increases is how big a slice of site revenue the investor pool gets. Start at 10% so we can still pump marketing hard; the pool then steps up automatically each year until the hard ceiling.
Forecast charts use this same schedule: pool climbs to 15% by year 6 and stays there. Same Founding Units, bigger pie for holders over time. See your income →
Why participate
Starts 10% → investor pool (fixed schedule to 15% max) · rest → full reinvest (ops & growth). See pool steps and where $ goes.
Your slice of the pool = your Founding Units ÷ total Founding Units. Bigger pool % each year → more dollars to the same Founding Units as the schedule climbs.
Where the money goes
Plain English: every dollar the site makes is split like a pie. Investors start at 10% (fixed schedule to 15% max — see pool growth). The rest stays inside the project — marketing, product, servers, data. User-growth charts stay intentionally conservative; we still scale marketing hard from the reinvest share.
Two buckets only. No jargon.
Split among Founding Unit holders by how many Founding Units you own. This is your side of the deal.
Entirely reinvested into running and growing MadScientist Bot — marketing, code, servers, data, community.
Still simple: most of the reinvest goes to getting users. The rest keeps the lab online and improving.
~$54 of every $90
Once first targets are hit, we pump marketing hard from this bucket — paid ads + a full content & community team.
~$36 of every $90
Product does not run for free. This keeps the lab fast, reliable, and improving — forever reinvest.
Math check: 60% of $90 = $54 · 40% of $90 = $36 · plus $10 pool = $100. Full reinvest of the non-investor share.
Charts on this page are very conservative. They do not assume a huge marketing blitz on day one. That is deliberate: better to under-promise on a model than to sell a fantasy hockey-stick.
Plan after first targets: take a large chunk of that 90% marketing budget and scale paid acquisition a lot — more ads, more content, more channels, professionally run Discord. When unit economics work, growth can move much faster than the conservative line.
Bigger picture: this Founding Unit raise is not only runway — it is the first private cashflow door. Proving this model live opens the path for other private investment cashflows later (follow-on private capital, strategic investors, additional product-side raises) once the machine is running.
See conservative 10-year chart →Beyond this round
Simple idea: when people put real USDC into Founding Units, the project is no longer “just a product on a website.” It becomes a funded private vehicle with users, revenue share, and a track record. That credibility unlocks other cashflows from private investment — not only this 200-unit pool.
Early Founding Unit holders help unlock that path. Later private deals depend on performance and structure — this page is not a promise of a second raise, only the honest plan: win here first, then doors open.
Existing investor ownership
All 200 Founding Units have been allocated and no new investor seats are available. This calculator remains available to illustrate the pool economics for existing holders. Pool 10%→15% on a fixed +1% annual allocation schedule. Move the slider to model an existing Founding Unit position.
Existing Founding Units retain their pro-rata share of the 10%→15% investor pool under the definitive participation terms.
New investor seats, Founding Units, and revenue rights are sold out. Bot-only lifetime memberships are a separate product and carry no investor rights.
Example at start rate: site makes 20,000 USDC → pool is 2,000 USDC (10%). With 4 Founding Units you receive 40.00 USDC that month (pro-rata if all 200 Founding Units sold). At 15% max pool the same month would be 50% larger. This calculator does not represent an offer of new investor seats.
Trajectory model
120 months of paid-marketing growth. 99.99 USDC / month per sub. These paths are conservative on purpose — they do not assume the full marketing pump from the 90% reinvest plan. After first targets, ad and content spend can scale much harder. Table is year-by-year with your cumulative payout from Founding Units selected above. Illustrative — not a guarantee.
Conservative path · 10 years
| Period | New users | — | Paying (end) | Site income | Pool $ | Your income | Your cum. |
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10-year model with paid acquisition, monthly churn, ARPU 99.99 USDC. Investor pool modeled from 10% to 15% maximum using a fixed +1% annual allocation step. “Your income” is an illustrative pro-rata share based on Founding Units in the full 200-unit pool. See pool growth and Where $ goes. Not financial advice.
The product
From zatoshi.dev/MadScientistBot — control room for careful automation. Consumer price: 99.99 / month.
Account-level limits, trade size, and guardrails so automation stays inside user-defined boundaries.
Careful automation to study conditions, seek cleaner entries, and monitor positions from user settings.
Shape strategy style and test a personal approach — not only one fixed setup.
Additional market-reading lane for users who want another signal path inside the lab.
Why users stay
Simple investor math: more product value → happier users → longer subscriptions → more site revenue → bigger investor pool. We do not win by being the most expensive scanner. We win by packing a full lab into 99.99 / month — real price, one sub, month after month.
Serious retail traders often stack scanners, automation bridges, and options platforms. Those alone can run $150–$400+/month combined. MadScientist is 99.99 / month for the full lab — one sub, easy to keep.
| Tool type (examples) | Typical price range | What you mainly get |
|---|---|---|
| AI scanners / idea engines | ~$127–$254 / mo | Signals & scans — exits often still manual |
| Options plan + autotrade platforms | ~$99–$149 / mo | Options workflows (often 2–3× our price) |
| Alert → broker automation bridges | ~$50–$299 / mo | Routing only — you still build the rest |
| Advanced chart / strategy platforms | ~$80–$350 / mo | Charts & tools — not a full bot lab |
| MadScientist Bot lab | 99.99 / month | Risk + automation + strategy + flow — all in one place |
Ranges are public market ballparks (tools like Trade Ideas–class scanners, Option Alpha–class options platforms, TradersPost–class bridges, TrendSpider–class chart suites). They change over time. Point is the value gap: at 99.99 / mo users get a full lab for about the price of one mid/premium tool alone — cancelling means losing the whole stack in one cut.
One dashboard instead of paying for a scanner + a bridge + a separate bot story. Users feel smart for switching — and for staying.
Cheap tools get churned. Expensive stacks get cut in bad months. At 99.99 / mo they get a full lab for less than many single premium tools — so they keep paying instead of juggling a $200+ stack.
Risk limits, strategy freedom, careful automation. Built for discipline — not “guaranteed money” hype that burns trust and kills renewals.
Manual buy for stocks and contracts — one click to enter — then the bot tracks the trade with take-profit, stop-loss, and exit rules. Daily reason to open the lab = daily reason to stay subscribed.
Yearly plans
Monthly stays at 99.99. We will also ship special discounts for yearly subscribers — so serious users lock a full year at a better rate. That is not a gift only for them: prepaid years push real cash into the business faster, and a share of that revenue still feeds the investor pool (10% → 15%) for Founding Unit holders.
Plain English: a discount is not “money thrown away.” It is a trade — users get a better price for committing a year; the project (and investors via the revenue pool) get earlier cash and longer subscriptions. That is usually worth more than a few extra months of people who churn after 30 days.
Sticky feature shipping
Users spot the setup. One click buys the stock or option contract. The bot then manages the hard part: watch the position, take profit, stop loss, trail — so they are not glued to the screen all day.
Ongoing development
Subscriptions stick when the product improves after the sale. Capital and the 90% reinvest fund continuous work — not a frozen product.
Longer average subscription life = more months of revenue per user = a healthier 10%→15% investor pool without needing endless new signups alone. Yearly discounts pull cash forward and cut churn. Value for users is not a soft story — it is the engine of retention and of cash into the pool.
Simple guide
Written for beginners. You do not need to be a crypto expert. Goal: buy USDC (not USDT), on the Base network, then send it to our treasury wallet.
Not USDT. Not Bitcoin. Not ETH. We only accept USDC.
When you send, pick Base. Not Ethereum. Not Solana. Wrong network can lose money.
The Investor Hub shows the exact total for your order, including a tiny unique verification amount.
Create the order in your Investor Hub, send the exact amount, and leave the waiting screen open. Verification is automatic. A transaction-hash option is available as a fallback.
Pick the path that feels easiest for you
Very beginner-friendly. Five short steps — buy USDC, send on Base, done.
⚠️ No Base in the network list? Don’t guess — use Crypto.com or Phantom, or ask support first.
Same idea as Coinbase: buy USDC, then withdraw on Base to our address.
💡 Tip: After a new phone login or password change, Crypto.com may lock withdrawals for a short time. Wait until unlock, then send.
Phantom is a phone (and browser) wallet. You can often buy USDC inside Phantom with a card — payments may go through partners like Stripe. Then you send USDC to us. Below: install from zero, then buy, then send.
Existing investor settlement
All investor seats are sold. Existing approved investors may use the Investor Hub for their records and any previously authorized settlement instructions. The separate lifetime membership release provides bot access only and does not create investor rights.
Treasury deposit
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Treasury details are shown only inside an approved Investor Hub order.
= 1 Founding Unit
Do not send funds unless your approved Investor Hub account has created an exact order and displays settlement instructions. Never send to an address from a link, message, or direct contact. Final rights come only from definitive participation documents. Not financial advice.
Investor sends USDC to treasury on Base.
Backend watches USDC Transfer events (RPC / indexer).
Exact order amount · correct receiver · confirmations met.
Match an existing authorized order to its documented investor entitlement and audit record.
The isolated backend, database, audit trail, automatic order matching, and exact Base USDC verifier are installed. Settlement is closed to new investors because the investor round is fully subscribed.