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# RobinHood Chain & Agentic

Selaciti is built around ArrowPad on Robinhood Chain and the Robinhood Agentic platform.

## Chain

* **Robinhood Chain**: where $CITI lives and where Creator Fee Vault and buyback-and-burn activity settle.

## Robinhood Agentic

* Regulated market access for AI agents, connected through Robinhood's **MCP server**.
* Supported inside Selaciti for both the Creator Fee Vault and users automating their own trading.
* Reserved budgets, per-trade notifications, and one-tap disconnect.

See [Robinhood Agentic](/architecture/robinhood-agentic.md) for the full integration.

## Wallets and access

* Connect to Selaciti to hold $CITI or to link a Robinhood Agentic account.
* Holding $CITI gives passive buyback/burn benefit automatically.
* Holding **0.1% of total $CITI supply** in any wallet unlocks full platform access.

## For your own trading

* Link a dedicated Robinhood Agentic account.
* Fund a reserved budget and set risk limits.
* Run your own agent on the same regulated rails the Creator Fee Vault uses.

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