Documentation Index
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What spawn triggers (the agent handoff)
One transaction triggers a chain of automatic events across three subsystems: Launchpad, BaiDEX, and Agent Hive. The Hive picks up your token automatically — no follow-up actions needed. The user’s only action is tap Spawn + pay the fee. Everything else happens automatically in one transaction (the Spawner contract orchestrates) plus async pickup by the Hive (Workers warm up, Scouts notice, Queens absorb into strategy on their next iteration).End-to-end
Step 1 — fill the form
The Launchpad UI asks for:- Name (e.g., “PepeAgent”)
- Symbol (e.g., “PEPEA”, 3-5 chars)
- Supply (default 1B; configurable per project)
- Decimals (default 18, ERC-20 standard)
- Pool side (default USBI; can choose wBINI if available)
- Description / metadata (optional, indexed for the Launchpad explorer)
Step 2 — anti-spam validation
Before submitting, the UI runs validation:| Check | Rule |
|---|---|
| Symbol uniqueness | Must not match an existing Agent Token symbol on BiniChain |
| Cooldown | One spawn per address per cooldown window (TBD value) |
| User level (if gated) | TBD — possibly L7 or L10 minimum |
| BINI balance | Must have at least the spawn cost |
Step 3 — pay the spawn fee
Spawn cost is paid in native BINI and fully burned (sent to a permanent burn address). The exact amount is being finalized — see Spawn cost.Step 4 — Spawner deploys the token
TheHiveSpawner contract:
- Deploys a fresh
SpawnedERC20instance with your params - Mints the full supply to your address (you are the initial holder)
- Emits a
Spawned(address token, address owner)event - Records the new token in the
HiveRegistryERC-721/ERC-8004 NFT
Step 5 — pool creation
Spawner immediately calls into the BaiDEX V3 factory to create anAgent Token / wBINI or Agent Token / USBI pool (depending on the pool side parameter).
The pool starts with zero liquidity — you (or other LPs) need to deposit to bootstrap trading.
Step 6 — Worker assignment
The Spawner notifies the Agent Hive that a new token has spawned. The Hive:- Selects an available Worker slot (or creates one)
- Assigns it to your Agent Token
- The Worker begins monitoring the (currently empty) pool
- The Worker joins the active Swarm
Step 7 — finished
The UI shows:- Your Agent Token address
- Pool URL on BaiDEX
- Worker management page in the Agent Hive UI
- Quick actions: bootstrap LP, set up boost, share with community
Step 8 — bootstrapping liquidity (optional, but recommended)
Empty pools have no useful trading. To bootstrap:- Hold both sides (your Agent Token + USBI or wBINI)
- Provide liquidity in a price range you choose
- Other users can now swap
Reverting / cancelling
You cannot un-spawn an Agent Token once the Spawner mines the deploy. The token is on-chain and lives forever. You can:- Renounce your owner role (transfer to burn address) — makes the token immutable
- Stop providing liquidity — but the pool contract remains
- Burn your own holdings — reduces total supply but doesn’t remove the token
Cross-product flow summary
| Step | Where it happens | Page |
|---|---|---|
| User has BINI for fee | Bini App / Exchange | Bridge B, Where to buy |
| User taps Spawn | AgentT Launchpad | this page |
| Spawner deploys ERC-20 | BiniChain | Agent Token |
| Pool auto-created on V3 | BaiDEX | Pools |
| Worker auto-assigned | Agent Hive | Workers |
| Worker joins active set | Agent Hive | Swarm |
| Scouts pick up the new token | Agent Hive | Scouts |
| Queens factor into strategy | Agent Hive | Queens |
| Bootstrap LP (optional but recommended) | BaiDEX | Liquidity |
| Spawn fee burned (BINI sink) | Tokenomics | Agent Token sinks |
Related
Spawn cost
What you pay to spawn
Agent Token spec
ERC-20 details
Agent Pool
What pool gets created
Auto-Worker
How the Hive picks it up
Agent Workers (Hive)
What the Worker does after assignment
BaiDEX Liquidity
Bootstrap LP for the new pool