GateLive AMA Recap - AgentLayer
Q1. AgentLayer recently conducted its first token burn. How do you see token burns influencing the long-term value of the $AGENT token, and what can users expect from future burns?
A: The token burn is a critical part of our deflationary model. By reducing the total supply by 1 million $AGENT tokens, we aim to create more scarcity, which should drive value over time. The recent burn was a significant step, and going forward, we plan to burn 25% of protocol revenue every month. This ongoing commitment will not only help increase the token’s value but also demonstrate our long-term focus on sustainability and value creation for the community.
Q2. AgentLayer has launched several AI agent products. Can you tell us more about the unique features of these products and how they are integrated with multiple ecos like TON?
We currently have nine AI agent products covering a diverse range of use cases, from security-focused tools like Wallet Checker and AGIS to user-oriented agents like Tarot AI and Astro AI. Each product leverages AI to enhance user experiences, whether through smarter predictions, more secure transactions, or personalized advice. The integration with ecos like TON expands the versatility of our platform, enabling us to reach a wider user base and create more engaging on-chain experiences, such as predictions through Telegram bots. This multi-eco support is key to creating a connected, interoperable world of AI agents.
Q3. The recent upgrade to allow on-chain predictions through a Telegram bot is exciting. Can you explain how users can participate in these predictions using $AGENT, and how this enhances the eco?
The integration of on-chain predictions via a Telegram bot is a game-changer. Users can now easily browse active markets, make predictions, and trade outcomes directly within Telegram, using $AGENT to participate. It’s simple, fast, and user-friendly. This feature enhances the eco by providing new ways for the community to interact with our products and earn rewards. It also creates a bridge between blockchain technology and everyday platforms, increasing adoption and usage of our token in real-world scenarios.
Q4. Can you talk more about AgentLayer’s roadmap and what new features or products we can expect in the coming months? What excites you the most about the future of the platform?
We have an exciting roadmap ahead. In Q1 2025, we’ll launch a test version of our AI agent launchpad, allowing developers to create, deploy, and monetize their own AI agents on the AgentLayer platform. This is a major step in empowering the community to innovate and expand our eco. Beyond that, we are refining our existing products, integrating more ecos, and exploring new use cases for AI agents. What excites me the most is how we’re building an entire eco of autonomous agents that can work seamlessly together, and the opportunities this brings for both users and developers.
Q5. With the ongoing momentum from AgentLayer’s recent developments, what steps are you taking to attract more developers and expand the AgentLayer eco? How does $AGENT play a role in this growth?
Attracting developers is crucial to our long-term success. We are offering a robust developer toolkit and comprehensive documentation to make it easier for developers to build on AgentLayer. Additionally, our upcoming AI agent launchpad will serve as a dedicated space for developers to bring their AI agents to life. $AGENT plays a central role here, as it will be the primary token for deploying agents, participating in governance, and rewarding developers. By offering utility and value within our eco, we believe $AGENT will incentivize developers to contribute and help expand the platform further.
