Virtuals Introduces Three New AI Agent Launch Mechanisms: Pegasus, Unicorn, and Titan
BlockBeats News, January 6, Virtuals Protocol launched a new AI agent project initiation mechanism: Pegasus, Unicorn, and Titan.
Pegasus is designed for early builders and does not include a team allocation or automatic fundraising mechanism. Almost all of its token supply is allocated to the liquidity pool, with only a small portion reserved for ecosystem airdrops.
Unicorn features small-scale public launches for all projects, with no pre-sale, whitelist, or capped allocations. An anti-sniper mechanism prevents bots from dominating early trading, converting initial volatility into protocol-native buybacks to enhance liquidity. The team's held tokens are only sold automatically in a transparent manner after the project gains real market traction, with the funds raised dynamically adjusted within the 2 million to 160 million FDV range.
Titan is designed for teams with established reputation, scale, and funding needs. This issuance model is suitable for projects meeting high benchmark readiness, with a minimum $50 million valuation requirement for initiation. At TGE, the VIRTUAL liquidity counterpart must reach 500,000 USDC, and the issuance transaction tax is fixed at 1%.
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