Whitegoat protocol

What is the Whitegoat Protocol?

Whitegoat is a protocol for building semi-autonomous AI terminals. These terminals gather data from public and private sources, learn as they go, and adapt to user needs. Inspired by the Bloomberg Terminal, the aim is to create an intelligent system that helps users collect, track, and analyze vast amounts of information at a scale no human team could match.

What problem does it solve?

Whitegoat lets individuals or small teams handle research and analysis that normally requires entire departments. It makes real-time, multi-source intelligence possible without the cost or complexity of traditional setups.

Who are the competitors and how are we different?

Other projects like Virtuals or Creator Bid offer frameworks or token launchpads. Whitegoat is not a framework. It is a fully built platform.

Users can drag and drop data sources, create AI agents aligned with their goals, and launch terminals that deliver real value.

Instead of launching tokens that dilute value, users mint access passes as NFTs. These can be bought, used, or resold like transferable subscriptions.

What is the token’s role and how does it gain value?

The token powers the entire system. Users need it to host terminals, process data, and mint access NFTs.

As more terminals are built and used, demand for the token increases. A portion of protocol revenue will be used to buy and burn tokens, reducing supply over time.

What are the benefits for token holders?

Token holders benefit as the protocol grows. They receive airdropped access keys to premium terminals, including those we build ourselves.

We’re also partnering with creators across different industries to help market the product. These collaborations will lead to more in-house terminals featuring carefully curated content. Holders will get free airdrops to these as well. The access NFTs can be used to enter the terminals or traded on open markets.