Virtuals Protocol recently did something interesting — it launched three sets of launch mechanisms simultaneously, tailored to different growth stages of AI agent projects.

Pegasus is designed for new projects. It does not reserve any team shares, does not conduct fundraising, and almost all tokens are added to the liquidity pool. Once a certain threshold is reached, it automatically migrates to a major mainstream DEX. The logic is very clear: rapid trial and error, fair distribution.

Unicorn, on the other hand, takes a different approach. It emphasizes capital formation, linking token performance with incentive mechanisms, and maximizes transparency. This setup is suitable for projects that already have a certain foundation and want to develop steadily.

Titan is tailored for mature teams. The entry barrier is high — a minimum valuation of $50M USD, pairing with at least $500,000 USDC worth of $VIRTUAL tokens, and a fixed 1% transaction tax. This is clearly a channel prepared for big players who have already proven themselves.

These three mechanisms together build an ecosystem framework that adapts to the evolution of the AI agent economy. From early experiments and mid-term growth to mature operations, they cover the entire project lifecycle.