Intelligence,
designed for Arc.
AXON is a concept for useful AI work with a budget you can understand: a question, a task priced in USDC and a clear receipt.
The workbench brings together stock research, research planning, code and documents. The proposed payment layer uses Arc to connect task budgets to stablecoin settlement.
A shared unit for work and payments.
Arc is an EVM-compatible network with USDC-denominated network fees. That makes it a relevant foundation for a product whose task budgets and receipts are also expressed in USDC.
AXON’s proposed architecture separates three responsibilities: the workbench defines the task, an AI service produces the output, and an Arc payment layer handles settlement. Network fees and task prices would remain separate, visible costs.
Research the business behind the ticker.
Stock Lens brings reported fundamentals, period comparisons and a prepared earnings brief into the same workbench. The research workflow is a proposed use of AXON; publicly traded shares are not held or traded here.
The current example is NVIDIA’s Q4 FY2025 release, published February 26, 2025. It is a fixed historical snapshot, with source links and a clearly identified reporting period.
Explore Stock Lens →From allowance to answer.
- Choose. Start with a stock brief, research question, code task or document.
- Budget. Review a proposed USDC allowance and task estimate.
- Execute. In a future live version, authorize work within the agreed limit.
- Review. Read the output and its itemized receipt; verify settlement when a live payment layer exists.
In today’s demo, “Preview task & receipt” opens a prepared example. It never requests a payment, signs a message or sends a transaction.
Show what the work costs.
The example receipts separate AI usage and the AXON service cost, then show the unused portion of the sample budget. All amounts are illustrative, not provider quotes or a live price list.
For example: a 0.12 USDC allowance, 0.07 USDC of AI usage and 0.01 USDC of service cost leave 0.04 USDC unused. Network fees are excluded from this calculation and would be quoted separately before a real payment.
Sample durations and token counts describe the prepared example. They are not measurements from a live AI run. No transaction ID is shown because no payment has taken place.
Explore an example receipt →Count the work a budget could support.
Deduct existing allocations before estimating capacity. Divide the available amount by the assumed average task cost, then round down to whole tasks.
The calculator does not read a wallet balance, hold funds or offer a financial return. A live product would also need payment authorization, transaction reconciliation, failure handling and current network-fee estimates.
Adjust the USDC budget →