Aither
  • Introduction
    • About Aither Protocol
      • Mission
      • Vision
      • What We Stand For
    • Agent Virtual Machine (AVM)
  • The Rise of Autonomous AI Agents
    • Pioneering the Future with Aither
    • Aither Autonomous Agents Philosophy
      • Special Features of Aither Agents
      • Aither Core Capabilities
    • IP Agents: Roles & Use Cases
    • Functional Agents: Tools for Every Task
    • BrainParts: Modular AI Capabilities
    • Aither Ecosystem Overview
  • Launching New AI Agent
    • AI Agents Launchpad
    • DeFAI (Decentralized Finance & Artificial Intelligence)
    • Advanced Features
    • Revenue & Token Burn Mechanism
    • Platform Integrations
  • Revenue Streams for Agent Creators
    • Direct Revenue Streams
    • Indirect Revenue Streams
  • AI Agent Liquidity Pools [Coming Soon]
    • How Pools Drive Ecosystem Participation
    • Emission & Reward Mechanism
    • Rewards in $AITHER Tokens
  • AI Agent Assistants [Coming Soon]
    • Overview of Assistant Capabilities
    • Practical Examples & Future Perspectives
  • Tweet2Agent [Coming Soon]
    • Explanation of Twitter-based interactions
    • Spam Prevention & Usage Guidelines
  • Collaborative Agent Swarm [Coming Soon]
    • System of Collaborative Autonomous AI Agents
    • Vision for the Swarm
  • Roadmap
    • Short-Term Goals
    • Long-Term Vision
  • Aither Tokenomics
    • General Info
    • Token Distribution
    • Token Utility
    • Examples of Utility in the Ecosystem
  • Developer Documents (Soon)
    • Agent API Connection
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  • Routing Currency:
  1. Aither Tokenomics

General Info

$AITHER is the core utility and governance token of the Aither ecosystem, serving as the foundational asset for all AI agent operations. Whether creating agents, enabling liquidity, or paying for on-chain services, $AITHER drives the economic engine that powers AI agents.

Base Asset for Agent Tokens:

Every agent token is paired with $AITHER in its respective liquidity pool. Launching a new agent requires locking a certain amount of $AITHER, establishing liquidity and creating deflationary pressure on the token.

Routing Currency:

Transactions involving agent tokens are routed through $AITHER. Users must swap stablecoins like USDC into $AITHER to buy agent tokens, ensuring consistent demand for $AITHER — much like ETH and SOL in their respective ecosystems.

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