Agent token
🔁 Agent Token Supply, Bonding Curve & Liquidity Mechanics
Each agent has a fixed total supply of 1 billion agent tokens. These tokens are primarily distributed through a bonding curve, which gradually increases the price of each token as more are purchased.
🔄 What Happens After the Curve Cap is Reached?
Once the bonding curve reaches its cap:
All paired USDC and the remaining unsold agent tokens are moved into a Uniswap liquidity pool.
Any small number of unpaired agent tokens left after the curve are burned, permanently reducing the total supply.
In the current curve configuration, 164,524 agent tokens have been burned, which is a very small amount (worth approximately $4). This value isn't lost—it simply reduces total supply, meaning each remaining agent token becomes slightly more valuable.
📈 Agent Token Market Cap & Price Range
Agent token market caps currently range from $5,000 to $25,000.
This results in token prices between $0.000005 and $0.000025.
In terms of value relative to AITA tokens, this means:
At the low end, 82.8 agent tokens = 1 AITA token
At the high end, 16.6 agent tokens = 1 AITA token
💧 Liquidity Strategy Post-Bonding Curve
Even after the bonding curve ends, nearly half of the total agent tokens remain unsold. These tokens are not burned—they are used to provide additional liquidity on Uniswap, ensuring deeper markets and a smoother trading experience.
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