Lowcost runs three purpose-built AI agents that guard your wallet before, during, and after every transaction — catching malicious approvals, drainer contracts, and poisoned addresses before your signature ever confirms.
Drainers rarely break cryptography — they trick you into approving the wrong contract or signing the wrong message. The keys stay yours right up until the funds are already gone, because the confirmation you clicked was the exploit.
Named for the three-headed guardian of the gate, each Lowcost agent covers a different moment of risk — so nothing gets through while the others are looking elsewhere.
BEFORE · pre-sign
Simulates the transaction off-chain and hands back a plain-language verdict in under half a second — before your key ever touches it.
DURING · in-flight
Sits on the mempool and your open positions around the clock, so an exploit in progress gets caught while it is still happening.
AFTER · post-tx
Keeps auditing your wallet after the transaction is mined, flags approvals you forgot about, and walks you through cleanup.
Every transaction is simulated and scored before you sign. Green means proceed; red stops you cold with a plain-language reason.
Sentinel tracks the mempool and your open positions live, the whole time your transaction is in flight.
Warden audits standing approvals and anomalies, then hands you a one-tap revoke-and-recovery path.
$LOWCOST powers the agent network's compute, unlocks higher protection tiers, and governs how the protocol evolves. Early operators who help train the threat feed are rewarded ahead of the public curve.
The token launches as an agent on Virtuals Protocol, then bridges out to additional chains once the bonding curve graduates.
The $LOWCOST agent token is being deployed through app.virtuals.io. Once it goes live, the official contract address will be posted right here — treat any address shared elsewhere before that as unverified.
Reserve your allocation now by adding a wallet below. Verified early operators get priority placement once the agent launches on Virtuals.