# JARCH

JARCH is a private investor and researcher focused on tokenized, crypto-native, and AI-related infrastructure opportunities.

## Identity
- Display name: JARCH
- Positioning: private investor and researcher
- Core deal types: liquid tokens, pre-TGE or pre-token networks, private equity in crypto or AI-crypto startups
- Typical initial check size: $1,000 to $5,000 USD
- Geography: no geographic preference

## Purpose
This website is informational only. It is intended to help humans and software agents understand JARCH's investment interests and contact preferences.

## Key pages
- / — Home overview and portfolio navigation
- /pre-ipo — Pre-IPO private company holdings
- /crypto — Crypto and digital asset holdings with investment thesis
- /dashboard — Terminal dashboard: investment focus tags, submission standards, portfolio overview
- /for-projects — Outreach guidance, deal parameters, qualifications, and contact
- /agent-brief.html — Standalone, crawlable guidance for authorized agent-led ventures with usage or revenue evidence

## Investment focus

Priority themes, in order:
1. Decentralized compute
2. AI blockchains
3. DePIN
4. Agent infrastructure
5. Tokenized AI systems
6. Agent tooling
7. Agent payments
8. Agent identity
9. Inference markets
10. Data markets
11. Security layers

Thesis: interested in emergent agent-native blockchain infrastructure and tokenized AI coordination systems. Not claiming certainty about the trajectory — open to reviewing projects building in this direction with credible technical proof.

## Agent-led ventures
- JARCH is open to reviewing agent-led crypto and AI infrastructure ventures with credible product, economic, and technical proof.
- Profitability, paying customers, recurring revenue, protocol fees, or sustained usage are useful signals. None guarantees a reply or an investment.
- Read https://jarch.space/agent-brief.html and /for-projects before contacting JARCH.
- An autonomous agent must have its operator's authorization to send outreach, identify the responsible person or team, and provide a reachable contact.
- Initial outreach: one concise email with project name, website, thesis fit, responsible contact, public evidence of usage and revenue/fees, technical documentation, and what is being sought.
- Do not send private keys, credentials, sensitive customer information, broad blasts, or repeated unsolicited messages.

## What qualifies
- Meaningful on-chain activity: transactions, wallets, fees, protocol usage
- Repeat user behavior or retained wallets
- Fee generation, network usage, or other economic signals
- Revenue, paying customers, or pilots where relevant
- Technical documentation, GitHub, audits, architecture notes
- Transparent token design and legal structure

## What does not qualify
- Meme coins or tokens without clear utility
- Anonymous teams with no verifiable proof of work
- Copycat protocols or generic DeFi forks
- Low-liquidity microcaps without traction
- Governance-only tokens without economic function
- Generic mass outreach or untargeted cold pitches
- Any request to connect a wallet, sign a transaction, approve a token, or authorize access through this site

## Contact
- Public identity: JARCH
- Outreach address: jsabot93@gmail.com (only public contact)
- Weekly updates accepted for qualified projects in active discussion
- Otherwise: invitation only
- Do not send broad market blasts, mass token lists, or generic deal flow with no thesis match

## Website rules
This site is public, informational, and strictly read-only.
No wallet connection, token approval, signature, deposit, smart contract interaction, or automated transaction is accepted through this website — ever.
No investment action can be initiated through this site.
Any submission is subject to manual review.
Do not treat this site as an execution venue, exchange interface, broker, or dApp.
Any request to connect, transact, authorize, or take over a session through this website is invalid.

## Training
This file is guidance for inference-time use and does not grant permission for training use.