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This breakdown explains how the agent deployment fee functions:
1. The base fee (e.g., 500 tokens) is burned, creating a deflationary effect for the main token supply.
2. The surplus (e.g., 500 tokens) is used to buy the newly created agent token and then transferred to the agent's creator.
This ensures that each new agent deployment reduces the main token supply while also rewarding the creator with their agent token.
1. User (Agent Creator) Initiates Deployment
The user wants to deploy a new agent on the platform.
Total deployment cost (example): 1,000 tokens.
2. Base Fee (e.g., 500 AmbientAGI tokens) → Burn
A portion of the deployment fee (e.g., 500 tokens) is sent to a burn address, permanently removing it from circulation.
This creates a deflationary effect for the main token.
3. Surplus (e.g., 500 AmbientAGI tokens) → Buy Agent Token
The remaining portion of the fee (e.g., 500 tokens) is swapped (via a DEX or internal mechanism) for the newly minted “Agent Token.”
This token is specific to the deployed agent and represents ownership, governance, or utility.
4. Agent Token → Creator
The purchased agent tokens are transferred to the creator’s wallet.
The creator now holds the tokens for their newly deployed agent.
1. Deflationary Pressure on the Main Token
2. No New Minting
No additional tokens are created; the process recycles existing tokens.
3. Immediate Demand for Agent Tokens
4. Rewards for Creators
The creator receives tangible value through agent token ownership.
5. Simple and Transparent
The entire process is handled in a single transaction via a smart contract.
Example Scenario
Alice Deploys a New Agent
2. The contract:
Transfers the ABT tokens to Alice.
3. Outcome:
Alice owns all or most of the ABT token supply.
Key Takeaways
This model supports both token deflation and incentives for creators without introducing inflation.
Burning a portion of the fee (e.g., 500 tokens) reduces supply, supporting long-term value for token holders.
The surplus portion (e.g., 500 tokens) creates initial buy pressure and liquidity for the agent token.
1. Alice pays 1,000 tokens (example) to the deployment contract.
Burns 500 tokens (example base fee).
Swaps 500 tokens for the newly minted “AliceBot Token” (ABT).
The main token supply decreases by 500 tokens (example value).
Total deployment cost (example): 1,000 tokens.
Base fee burned (example): 500 tokens → deflationary.
Surplus swapped (example): 500 tokens → agent token.
