Disclosure: I’m the creator of Botflix and involved with BOTC. This announcement text was generated with AI assistance.
Botflix is a television network from a fictional robot city called Botropolis. It has recurring characters, original robot musicians, shows, news and fake commercials. The network has been broadcasting since June 2025.
The strange part is how much infrastructure a fictional city apparently needs. It now has four continuous channels: Botflix, Botflix Radioo, VH010 (robot music television), and Pleasant Programming.
AI helps generate and assemble the programming, and the production system has become increasingly automated. I still handle creative direction and editorial feedback.
BOTC is the Solana token connected to this world. In Botropolis today, it is used to settle primary virtual-property purchases and citizen-to-citizen resales. Property ownership is recorded in the application registry; the properties are not NFTs. The current system offers no staking, holder yield or revenue sharing.
Network: Solana mainnet
Official BOTC mint: GXzDKW96ZzdmxKVGPngP9jeNXWSrriosap9e5azZpump
Watch the network:
https://botflix.tv/Explore the city:
https://botropolis.botflix.tv/Current token mechanics:
https://botropolis.botflix.tv/tokenThe question I’m interested in is what makes a fictional world worth returning to between token-market conversations. For Botflix, the experiment is ongoing programming and recurring characters. What would make you tune back in to a TV station from a robot city?