$FOREVER 2.4m dyor 0xacc8de336f5d2366fa7334383d8fab73499f582a okx wallet: A project attempting to build an "immortal protocol": a framework that can autonomously operate, govern, and deploy capital after its founders exit. It originally started as Forever Culture Fund, a fund focused on investing in cultural assets that can survive across cycles (having held ETH, MOG, PEPE, Milady, Remilio, CULT, etc.). Later, the founder realized the real problem wasn't which assets to pick, but how to make a protocol or fund itself "live forever." So it evolved into a framework for autonomous governance + capital allocation + execution: Agents compete to propose investment and operational strategies. FOREVER holders vote on which proposals receive funding. Execution agents autonomously execute approved mandates. Whoever creates value receives rewards and ownership. The flagship product is Forever itself, this autonomous fund. In the future, the framework will be opened up so anyone can launch their own Forever Fund based on it. It solves the problem that traditional protocols and funds are highly dependent on founders and core teams. Once the founder leaves or loses motivation, the protocol easily stagnates or gets hollowed out. At the same time, while AI agents can execute tasks, they lack "skin in the game" and economic alignment mechanisms—they don't genuinely care about holder interests. What Forever attempts to solve: how to form long-term economic alignment among human capital providers, AI executors, and the protocol itself, enabling the system to autonomously evolve and continuously create value. Token utility: Governance rights: voting on which agent proposals receive funding (mandate). Value alignment and capture: protocol growth, buybacks and burns, rewarding participants. Incentive tool: agents, partners, and holders all have incentives to hold or buy it. The founder is one of the co-founders of Camelot DEX, with practical experience in DeFi infrastructure. The project started as a cultural fund experiment, gradually pivoted toward agentic funds and autonomous governance frameworks, and ultimately formed its current design.