According to Foresight News, Eliza Labs has released the current token economic mechanism and roadmap for the token economic architecture of auto.fun, an automated AI agent launchpad. They state that their long-term token economic architecture will be centered on a dual-pool system, with its value achieving compound growth as more agents are deployed. Although some components are still actively being developed, key mechanisms are already operational, including a transaction fee sharing system built in collaboration with Raydium, and a buyback mechanism that directly converts platform revenue into ai16z token repurchases.
The current token economic mechanism includes the primary SOL:AT pool, liquidity Non-Fungible Tokens for project creators, and platform fees converted into ai16z buybacks. The next major improvement to the architecture is introducing a second-layer ai16z:AT liquidity pool. These pools are not yet online, but their functions are clearly defined, and development work is about to start. After launch, these pools will: collect SOL and AT fees from the SOL:AT pool, repurchase ai16z using SOL through market operations, configure ai16z:AT liquidity, integrate new pools in the routing to enhance ecosystem liquidity, and collect additional fees from the secondary pools.
