Agent token & liquidity

🔁 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 — rewarding early supporters with better prices.

🔄 What Happens After the Bonding Curve Cap is Reached?

Once an agent reaches its bonding curve cap, it unlocks secondary market trading. Here’s what happens next:

• 🧪 The creator of the agent is responsible for deploying the initial Uniswap liquidity pool. This means they provide the first batch of liquidity — typically pairing the agent token with USDC — allowing open market trading to begin.

• 💧 All paired USDC from the bonding curve and a portion of the remaining unsold agent tokens are moved into a Uniswap liquidity pool. This ensures continued price discovery after the curve ends.

• 🔥 Any leftover, unpaired agent tokens after the curve are permanently burned, reducing total supply and slightly increasing the value of remaining tokens.

✅ Note: In the current configuration, 164,524 agent tokens have been burned, worth approximately $4. This reduces supply and supports a deflationary pressure on the asset.

📈 Agent Token Market Cap & Price Range

Agent tokens generally start with small, accessible caps to ensure early experimentation and fair distribution:

• Market caps typically range from $5,000 to $25,000

• Resulting in token prices between $0.000005 and $0.000025

💧 Liquidity Strategy Post-Bonding Curve

Even after the bonding curve ends:

• A significant amount (close to 50% of the total supply) remains unsold.

• These tokens are used to deepen liquidity on Uniswap, enabling smooth trades and reduced slippage for new buyers.

• The agent creator controls this liquidity and is incentivized to manage it transparently to encourage growth and adoption of their agent.

🧠 The goal is not just speculative hype — but a performance-based system where agents are promoted through credible trading strategies, consistent communication, and community traction.