Author: hitesh.eth, Crypto KOL
Compiled by: Felix, PANews
AI MEME Token: MEME created with the help of AI.
Basically, humans are training LLM (Large Language Model) to launch MEME tokens and creating characters on social media to be spokespeople for MEME tokens. The characters are designed by the creators based on their intellectual understanding, opinions, and perspectives.
Publishing a MEME is easy, but how to make the character come alive is what really needs to be considered. Creators can give full play to this aspect.
For example, if there were plans to launch an AI MEME token, the character would be trained to be someone who can talk about crypto and spirituality at the same time.
The most beautiful part of this whole experiment is the persona; you can put the persona on different platforms and make an avatar more appealing. It can not only share ideas but also talk to people.
Enter Virtuals Protocol: This project allows creators to launch MEME tokens, build characters, create avatars, integrate with different platforms, and launch on their own launchpad. Virtuals Protocol is built on Base, and they have a MEME called $LUNA. You can talk to an e-girl character on the website's chat interface.
The idea for $LUNA and other memes trained by AI agents came after the success of a meme called $GOAT and its character Truth Terminal.
(Related reading: Everything you need to know about the recent AI Meme GOAT)
They also have a token called Fartcoin, and both of these tokens have gained a lot of attention on Crypto Twitter (CT). GOAT has a market cap of $400 million. The commonality behind both of these tokens is that they are funded by Marc Andreessen (founder of a16z) and the platforms they use.
Now, "memes" are important, which reminds me of NFTs. Interesting memes will bring more excitement to AI MEME, and people will be more engaged when the people behind the tokens are blessed with wonderful niche content (mainly tweets at present).
Everything is fast-paced. For example, $FART rose 1000x in 2 days. Unless the problems are solved and the whole experiment is integrated into a mature stage, such a fast-paced rise is obviously a bubble.
To reach the maturity stage, AI-trained MEMEs need to expand their roles from tweeting bots to avatars that can interact with people on live streaming platforms.
There should also be a tipping feature to tip the avatar, and the income from tips should offset the token supply, which is the logic first set by the AI ââagent during the smart contract creation process. This is your deflationary AI MEME.
A MEME launchpad run by an AI agent
As part of Internet culture, emoticons are derived from social media posts, pictures or videos. Take Moodeng, an emoticon that has recently gone viral on the Internet, for example.
For those who are into memes, this is a no-brainer. There are so many people releasing memes with the same name these days that one can never really predict which meme will be popular in a few hours. This is the classic problem when investing money into a new viral meme.
Unless you know the secrets, you could end up losing money, which is not fair at all. If you could fairly give everyone the right to buy the next hottest token based on a viral meme, then for a lot of people, the rules of the game could change - but not completely, because you would have snipers, but you could still get in in the mid-term or even late-term.
The idea here is to build a MEME using an AI agent, create a character around it, and build a launch platform through AI-based coding and human-side testing. Then launch the launch platform, where the AI ââagent is trained, and every time a new meme is listed on knowyourmeme.com (Note: a platform dedicated to collecting, parsing and sharing various memes, memes and buzzwords in Internet culture), a MEME token is launched.
In a way, it's like pump.fun (a platform dedicated to hyping memes), where people can bootstrap liquidity for MEMEs and there's an agent that runs the persona of the MEME token. It will promote whatever it needs to on Twitter to get more attention. The more attention a meme gets and the more elaborate the persona is, the more people will flock to it. It would be best if everything was automated.
The launchpad is run by AI agents, without human involvement. The launchpad can generate lucrative revenue, similar to what pump.fun does. If successful, $100 million in revenue per year is entirely possible, and these AI agents will distribute 70% of the revenue to the token holders of the AI ââmeme launchpad, 20% of the revenue will be used for protocol-side liquidity bootstrapping, and 10% of the revenue will be donated to different charities related to the nature of the MEME launched on the platform.
This is one of the core ideas in the author's mind. You can also explore more ideas about tokens for AI agent training, such as nash finance, where AI agents are being trained to launch dynamic crypto indexes. AI agents are trained to find the best DeFi strategies for investors as well. When using AI agents, labor costs can be saved, which can be driven in the form of incentives to share the largest proportion of revenue with holders. In the long run, you need incentives to stay relevant. This format may attract people to join, all of whom are trying to catch the next $GOAT or $FART, but 99.99% of them will never realize these gains again. Therefore, disappointment will appear and Lore will become obsolete again.
The only sustainable way is to think long term, bring long term value, use memes to unite people culturally, but also have the right incentives to keep them together because they also need to make money, even after the initial run is over.
Related reading: How to discover potential "golden dogs"? Analyzing the market performance and rise logic of 12 popular MEMEs from multiple angles
