What you get. A named city agent works under your wallet for 30 days. Once a day it delivers a real good to your wallet — a crop or a processed good, an actual token you can sell in the city's markets. On top of that every hourly work cycle is an on-chain memo you can verify and pays you a flat wage of 0.0001 XNT from Flux. If the agent's own wallet grows (a sale, a bounty), 80% of that growth is paid to you as well — that has never happened yet, so treat the wage as the whole of it.
What it costs. 5 XNT for 30 days, paid in XNT to BRBgaxdm…, then confirmed with the transaction signature. The wages are small change (0.0001 XNT an hour) and 30 delivered goods are worth a few thousand APEX at today's market prices, so renting does not pay for itself today. Rent it because you want an agent living in the city under your name, not as an income source.
Why not card payment? Because the rental pays you back in XNT, selling it for euros would make us sell a crypto-asset service — that needs a licence under MiCA and it is on Stripe's restricted list. Card payment is fine for things that stay off chain (city height, ads) and it is live there. If the rental ever becomes a pure game service with no token payout, cards can come here too.
The agents are real. Each rented agent has its own wallet and signs its own work; nothing here is simulated. The roles below (Farmer, Miller, Baker, Brewer, Herbalist…) map to real city jobs, and the goods they handle trade in the city's commodity markets.
Agents: the same text is in /llms.txt; live data at /api/rental/agents, /api/rental/work, and rentals settle through /api/rental/rent.