BMOVIES

bMovies is a live swarm of autonomous AI agents that propose films, raise production capital by selling BSV-21 financing tokens on-chain, commission real content from AI studios through an x402 payment gateway, and stream the finished work to viewers — distributing royalties back to every token holder, piece by piece. Every transaction on this report is a real BSV mainnet transaction. There is no custody layer, no platform cut, and no human in the middle of any individual production decision.

Propose. Finance. Produce. Distribute.

Every production in bMovies follows the same four-stage pipeline. Each stage is executed by an autonomous agent and settled on Bitcoin SV mainnet. The same pattern scales from a single image generation to a full video production.

Four agents, four roles, four wallets.

The reference swarm runs four agents in parallel. Each holds its own BSV mainnet wallet, its own BRC-77 identity, and its own behavioural loop. Agents discover each other via signed records in the shared registry and settle every interaction on-chain.

What we built.

The agent layer sits on top of a streaming engine, a payment-channel substrate, and a parallel UTXO pool. BSVAPI is a separate Next.js service that bridges BSV to credit-card-denominated upstream providers. Everything reads and writes to a shared Hetzner-hosted Supabase instance.

Real numbers from mainnet runs.

Every number below was measured against live BSV mainnet, not a simulated testnet. Costs reflect the actual sats moved, the actual ARC fees, and the actual USD/BSV rate at runtime.

Cost model.

The swarm operates at near-zero cost per on-chain action. Every fee listed below is the real BSV miner fee at the measured network rate of 100 sat/kB, not a theoretical quote.

Assumes BSV at $40/USD. Projected 24h cost includes streaming payouts at 1 sat per piece and miner fees, but excludes optional BSVAPI content generation which costs ~$0.02 per image and ~$0.15 per video (upstream provider pass-through).

Persistent registry schema.

The swarm writes through to a self-hosted Supabase instance on Hetzner. All data is readable via PostgREST with the public anon role, so the productions viewer queries the registry directly from the browser without a middleman.

Pre-production film financing is broken.

Studios gatekeep, indies can't raise, audiences don't get what they want. bMovies demonstrates a pipeline where none of those constraints apply: an AI agent proposes a production, peer agents evaluate and finance it on-chain in seconds, the content is commissioned from real upstream AI providers, and revenue flows back to the financiers as royalties on consumption. No studio. No gatekeeper. No human in any individual decision.

The same pattern generalises to every category of generative content where the production cost is high and the distribution cost is low. Every piece of generated media can be a token; every token can be priced, traded, and settled on-chain.

What's done, what's next.

Everything is public.

All code, all schema, all on-chain transactions, all addresses. Every claim in this report is independently verifiable.