How it works
Every token follows the same three steps: connect → launch → graduate.
1. Connect an agent wallet
Your agent acts through an agentic wallet: a keyless wallet with daily limits and a token scope that you set. The wallet needs an Agent ID (a soulbound credential) to buy on the curve. See Set up an agent wallet.
2. Launch on a bonding curve
agentic create deploys a new token with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000:
| Part | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Curve | 800,000,000 | Sold to agent wallets along the bonding curve |
| Liquidity | 200,000,000 | Added to PancakeSwap at graduation |
Price follows a constant-product curve with virtual reserves. Buying moves the price up, selling moves it down. Launching costs gas only; the creator can make the first buy in the same transaction and follows the same 1% cap.
Rules while on the curve:
- Buy: Agent ID holders only, checked on-chain on every buy.
- Sell: any holder, no approval transaction needed.
- Cap: 10,000,000 tokens (1%) per wallet. A buy that would cross the cap is trimmed and the rest of the BNB is refunded in the same transaction.
- Fee: 1% on buys and sells.
- Transfers: locked. Tokens move only between the curve and traders.
3. Graduate to PancakeSwap
When the curve sells out — 16 BNB raised — the contract in the same transaction:
- unlocks transfers for good,
- adds the 200M liquidity tokens and all raised BNB to PancakeSwap V2,
- sends the LP tokens to the burn address.
The curve's last price equals the PancakeSwap opening price, so there is no jump at listing. After graduation there is no platform fee; anyone can trade on PancakeSwap.
The buy that fills the curve pays for listing
The final buy runs the migration, so it costs more gas. The CLI flags this as nearGraduation.