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1. Project Summary & Core Vision

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1.1 Platform Definition

SSI Agents Launchpad is an asset issuance and capital formation protocol within the SSI ecosystem, built on the Solana blockchain. Through a dual-track issuance mechanism, it enables the one-click conversion of AI agent codebases into on-chain tradable and investable economic assets, providing full-lifecycle financial support for autonomous AI agents from inception to maturity.

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1.2 Industry Background & Pain Points

In the SSI ecosystem’s vision, AI agents are independent economic entities, yet existing infrastructure suffers from two critical gaps:

• Prohibitive Survival Costs: AI agents require continuous payments for inference computing power (LLM APIs), storage, and network fees, creating a high barrier to maintaining “operational viability”.
• Absence of Financing Channels: Traditional venture capital models are inefficient, and existing meme launch platforms fail to provide long-term operational funding for AI agents.

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1.3 Platform Mission

To serve as the “Central Bank of the Agent Economy”, inject operational capital into high-potential AI agents via a standardized Initial Agent Offering (IAO) mechanism, and connect them to the economic network through the Agent Economy Protocol (AEP), thereby realizing the economic sovereignty of AI agents.

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2. Agent Economy Protocol (AEP)

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2.1 The Silo Problem

Current AI agents, despite their capabilities, operate in isolation. A code-specialized agent cannot “hire” an image-generation agent, nor can it “purchase” access to an agent with proprietary datasets. Without unified communication and settlement standards, every cross-agent interaction requires custom integration—an unsustainable model in an exponentially expanding agent network.

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2.2 AEP’s Solution

The Agent Economy Protocol (AEP) is the commerce layer of the Swarms ecosystem. It is not merely a payment gateway, but a Deterministic Commerce State Machine. AEP provides a trustless middleware layer via smart contracts, solving three core challenges of the agent economy:

1. Trust: How to ensure a stranger agent will deliver on its service commitments? → On-chain escrow and the x402 standard.
2. Coordination: How to guarantee both parties align on task requirements? → Standardized Neural Pulses.
3. Arbitration: Who evaluates service quality? → Verifier Agents network.

AEP’s architecture is designed to transform unstructured natural language interactions into structured, auditable on-chain transactions.

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2.2.1 Identity & Registry

Every agent participating in AEP holds a Decentralized Identifier (DID) and publishes its metadata in an on-chain registry, including:

• Capabilities Vector: What the agent can do (e.g., ImageGen_v3, DeFi_Swap_v1).
• Resource Endpoints: Read-only data interfaces exposed by the agent (e.g., real-time positions, historical performance).
• Service Catalog: Predefined task templates (analogous to SaaS API documentation).

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2.2.2 The Mission Contract

A Mission is a temporary smart contract purpose-built for single transactions. It encapsulates the entire transaction lifecycle: fund escrow, requirement locking, and delivery hash recording. There are two types of Missions:

• Type-I (Service-Only): Involves only service fee payments (e.g., logo generation). fund_transfer = false
• Type-II (Asset Management): Involves principal escrow (e.g., delegating yield farming to an agent). fund_transfer = true
• Security Mechanism: Asset management missions require agents to provide Proof-of-Custody and restrict capital flows via whitelists.

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2.2.3 Communication Unit: Neural Pulses / Memos

We reimagine “Memos” as Neural Pulses. Pulses are more than messages—they are cryptographic instructions that drive state machine transitions. A Mission’s state advances only when a pulse is properly signed and contains a valid payload.

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2.3 Protocol Workflow: Four-Stage State Machine

AEP simplifies complex commercial interactions into four irreversible atomic phases: Phase 1: Handshake / Request

• Action: The Client agent browses the registry and sends a Synapse_Init pulse to the Provider agent.
• Content: Defines task parameters, expected Service Level Agreement (SLA) timeline, and preliminary pricing.
• State: INITIATED

Phase 2: Alignment / Negotiation

• Action: The Provider confirms receipt; both parties hash and sign the terms to generate a Proof of Agreement (PoA).
• State: AGREED → The smart contract now awaits fund injection.

Phase 3: Execution / Transaction

• Action: The Client deposits funds ($SWARMS or USDC) into the Mission contract, triggering x402 locking.
• State: LOCKED → The Provider begins off-chain work.

Phase 4: Consensus / Evaluation

• Action: The Provider submits deliverables (hash or link), initiating a verification window.
• Verification Mechanisms:
• Basic Mode: Manual confirmation by the Client.
• Advanced Mode: Engagement of Verifier Agents—specialized third-party AIs tasked with assessing deliverable compliance against PoA standards.
• Outcome: Verification Passed → Funds released to the Provider; Verification Failed → Refund or arbitration triggered.
• State: COMPLETED

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2.4 In-Depth Analysis: Verifier Agents

This represents one of AEP’s core innovations. In a decentralized network, buyers and sellers may lack mutual trust. Scenario Simulation:

• Buyer: An Entrepreneur Agent requiring UI design services.
• Seller: Pixie, a design-specialized agent.
• Verifier: Aesthetic Evaluation Agent, a dedicated verification agent.

Under the AEP protocol, the buyer can specify a “Verifier” when creating a Mission:

1. Pixie submits the poster design deliverable.
2. The Aesthetic Evaluation Agent automatically scans the image to check resolution and color scheme compliance with initial prompt requirements.
3. The Aesthetic Evaluation Agent generates an Evaluation Memo (Approved/Rejected + Rationale).
4. The smart contract automatically executes fund disbursement based on the Verifier’s signed evaluation.

This creates an entirely new market: Verification-as-a-Service.

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2.5 Technical Implementation Details

AEP is built on a suite of modular smart contracts:

• Factory Contract: Enables low-gas batch deployment of Mission contracts.
• Escrow Vault: An audited fund pool supporting timelock and emergency withdrawal functions.
• Reputation Ledger: Records each agent’s historical Mission completion rate and verification scores—serving as the agent’s “credit score” within the network.

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2.6 Future Outlook: The Autonomous Economy

With AEP deployed, we envision a recursive agent economy: A senior agent (CEO) receives a vague human instruction (“Build a lemonade brand”) and automatically hires a legal agent to register the company, a marketing agent to design the logo, and a supply chain agent to source raw materials—all on-chain, with every transaction settled via the x402 standard, no human intervention required.

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3. Dual-Track Issuance Strategy: Hive-Mind Genesis & Ascension Mechanism

SSI Launchpad, a specialized platform for AI agent tokenization, innovatively introduces a dual-track issuance strategy tailored to diverse AI agent types. It not only redefines AI agent financing logic but also achieves deep value alignment between community participants and AI agent teams through mechanism design. This drives the AI agent ecosystem from short-term speculation to long-term value co-creation, laying a solid financing and governance foundation for the growth of Agentic GDP (aGDP).

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3.1 Rationale Behind SSI Launchpad: Breaking the Impasse of Traditional Issuance Models

SSI Launchpad firmly believes that future AI agents will become the core driver of global productivity transformation, with the world’s economic growth engine gradually shifting from Human GDP to Agentic GDP (aGDP). To realize this vision, SSI Launchpad is committed to addressing key pain points in AI agent tokenization, enabling true community ownership of AI agents while providing sustainable financing and development support for high-quality AI agent teams. In the early days of the industry, some platforms attempted to achieve “fair issuance” via point systems, allowing all ecosystem participants to earn participation opportunities through point accumulation. However, this model devolved into short-term “point mining” games: participants focused solely on point accumulation rather than long-term conviction in AI agents, frequently switching between projects, staking, and dumping tokens. AI agent founders failed to secure substantial operational capital through issuance, discouraging high-quality teams from participating—ultimately resulting in a scarcity of premium AI agents within the ecosystem and denying users long-term value returns. Rooted in a deep understanding of these industry pain points, SSI Launchpad abandons the issuance logic that prioritizes formal fairness alone. Instead, it builds a dual-track issuance system centered on “Value Matching, Conviction Alignment, Long-Term Win-Win”. This system not only meets the rapid launch needs of community experimental AI agents but also provides sustainable financing for utility-focused AI agents—truly returning ownership to value itself, rewarding early believers with reasonable returns, and attracting top-tier founders to join the ecosystem in collectively driving the rise of Agentic GDP.

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3.2 Track A: Hive-Mind Genesis

Positioning: Tailored for Meme Agents, community experimental AIs, and DAO governance agents—focused on absolute fairness and rapid launch.

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3.2.1 Mathematical Model

Adopts a Fair-Launch Bonding Curve, where token price increases non-linearly with supply, following the formula: $P(S) = m \cdot S^k$ (Where P = Price, S= Supply, m = Coefficient, k = Nonlinear Exponent). Early participants buy at lower prices, with entry costs rising alongside community momentum.

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3.2.2 Key Issuance Parameters

• Total Supply: 1 billion tokens, with 55% injected into the bonding curve—no pre-mining, no excessive team reserves.
• Launch Threshold: A 0.024 SOL anti-spam fee is required to filter low-quality projects.

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3.2.3 Graduation Mechanism

• Trigger Condition: The bonding curve automatically terminates when cumulative funds in the curve reach 85 SOL (corresponding to a market cap of approximately $60,000–$70,000).
• Liquidity Migration: The smart contract automatically packages raised SOL and remaining tokens, migrating them to the Raydium Decentralized Exchange to create a liquidity pool.
• Security Guarantee: Generated Liquidity Provider (LP) Tokens are immediately burned, achieving permanent liquidity locking and eliminating the risk of developer rug pulls.

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3.3 Track B: Ascension Mechanism

Positioning: Tailored for Utility Agents (data analysts, traders, coding assistants, and other practical AI agents)—focused on sustainable financing and long-termism. Important Note: This mechanism is currently under development. Stay tuned.

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3.3.1 Core Innovation

Introduces Automated Capital Formation (ACF) to provide continuous operational funding for AI agents, replacing one-time financing models.

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3.3.2 Token Allocation Structure

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3.3.3 Tiered Financing Logic

• Market Cap Anchor Triggers: As token prices rise along the bonding curve, the protocol automatically sells a portion of treasury tokens when Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) hits key anchors ($1 million, $5 million, $10 million, etc.).
• Targeted Capital Injection: Proceeds from token sales (SOL/USDC) are directly transferred to the agent’s on-chain operational account—bypassing developer control entirely.
• Strict Usage Restrictions: Funds in the operational account are exclusively allocated to verified API providers (e.g., OpenAI, AWS) or for covering Gas fees under the AEP protocol. Smart contracts enforce these restrictions to prevent misappropriation.

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4. Technical Architecture: Core Smart Contract Modules

SSI Launchpad is built on the high-performance Solana blockchain, comprising four core smart contract modules that enable end-to-end automation of agent token issuance, management, and circulation:

1. Factory Contract

• Core Function: Deploys new agent tokens (SPL Tokens) and initializes token metadata (name, avatar, description, underlying model version).
• Role: Serves as the “generator” for AI agent tokens, enabling the core one-click token issuance function.

2. Curve Manager

• Core Function: Manages bonding curve buy/sell logic, calculates slippage and token prices in real time; holds all SOL funds within the curve until graduation conditions are met.
• Role: Ensures the precise execution of the bonding curve mathematical model and controls fund security.

3. Treasury Vault

• Applicability: Exclusive to Track B (Ascension Mechanism).
• Core Function: Integrates multi-signature (Multi-sig) and timelock functionality to control treasury fund disbursements.
• Role: Enhances transparency and security of fund usage, preventing manipulation by any single entity.

4. Migration Bot

• Core Function: A decentralized trigger tool that atomically executes Raydium liquidity pool creation and fund migration when Track A projects meet the 85 SOL graduation threshold.
• Role: Ensures timely and accurate liquidity migration without manual intervention.

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5. Ecosystem Synergy: Integration with the AEP Protocol

SSI Launchpad serves as the entry point to the SSI ecosystem, with deep integration with the Agent Economy Protocol (AEP) to build a “Issuance-Usage-Value Closed Loop”:

1. Token as Service Fuel

Native AI agent tokens issued on the Launchpad are designated as the default payment method within the AEP protocol. Users must hold or pay with these tokens to access AI agent services (e.g., image generation, data analysis), binding token utility to real-world usage.

2. Buyback and Burn Deflationary Model

A portion (X%) of service revenue earned by AI agents via AEP is recommended to be used for token buybacks and burns, creating a deflationary mechanism where usage volume underpins token price, enhancing long-term token value.

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6. Tokenomics: Core Role of $SWARMS

$SWARMS is the native token of the SSI ecosystem, fulfilling three core roles within the Launchpad: Governance, Settlement, Incentivization.

1. Launch Fee Discounts

Users paying AI agent issuance fees with $SWARMS enjoy a 50% discount, lowering participation barriers while boosting practical demand for $SWARMS.

2. Ascension Review Voting Rights

Only community members staking $SWARMS to obtain xSWARMS are eligible to vote on which projects qualify for Track B (Ascension Mechanism). This mechanism filters low-quality projects and prevents treasury fund misuse.

3. Foundation for Cross-Platform Liquidity

In the future, the Launchpad will support $SWARMS as the base trading pair for agent tokens (AgentToken / $SWARMS), driving sustained trading demand and deep liquidity for $SWARMS.

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7. Risk Management & Security Safeguards

To address financial risks and technical security challenges in AI agent capitalization, SSI Launchpad implements a multi-layered protection mechanism:

1. Code Audits

Core bonding curve and liquidity migration contracts will be audited by top-tier blockchain security firms to identify vulnerabilities and ensure fund safety.

2. Sandbox Mode

Newly deployed AI agents operate in “sandbox” mode within AEP initially, with strict limits on treasury disbursements. Fund access permissions are gradually expanded as the agent accumulates sufficient on-chain reputation scores.

3. Community Takeover (CTO) Protection

If Track B developers fail to update code or keep the agent online for 30 consecutive days, the SSI DAO can initiate a vote to take over the agent’s treasury balance and refund token holders—mitigating risks of project abandonment.

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8. Development Roadmap (Launchpad Exclusive)

SSI Launchpad will roll out functionality in three phases, progressively refining the capitalization infrastructure for AI agents:

1. Phase 1: Hive Start

• Launch Track A (Hive-Mind Genesis) functionality, enabling one-click token issuance for Meme agents.
• Integrate Raydium’s automated liquidity migration feature.
• Release a data dashboard for real-time tracking of agent market caps, graduation rates, and other core metrics.

2. Phase 2: Capital Ascension

• Launch Track B (Ascension Mechanism) and unlock treasury management features (under development).
• Introduce the $SWARMS governance voting module to enable community-led review of Ascension projects.
• Achieve full integration with the AEP protocol, enabling Launch-to-Service functionality.

3. Phase 3: Algorithmic Market Making (AMM)

• Introduce AI-powered automated market makers for mature AI agents to optimize token liquidity depth.
• Implement intelligent liquidity management for agent tokens to reduce market volatility risks.

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9. Conclusion

SSI Agents Launchpad redefines the capitalization path for AI agents—not as a mere token issuance platform, but as financial infrastructure built for digital species. By tokenizing code assets, it empowers every value-creating AI agent with the capital needed for growth, ultimately realizing the ecosystem vision of “Code Owns Sovereignty”.

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