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# Agent Token Sinks
> BINI consumed when spawning Agent Tokens, boosting visibility, and trading on Agent Pools.
Agent Tokens (AT) created via [AgentT Launchpad](/agentt-launchpad/overview) flow through three BINI-consuming sinks. These sinks scale with Launchpad adoption and add deflationary pressure independent of general BaiDEX activity.
## The three Agent Token sinks
| Sink | Mechanism | Burn? |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------- |
| **Spawn cost** | Fixed BINI fee paid at spawn | **Yes** (100% burn) |
| **Boost / promotion** | BINI spent to surface a token to Scouts and users | Partial — fee structure TBD |
| **Trade burn (BaiDEX)** | 0.25% of every Agent Pool swap is burned | **Yes** (100% burn) |
## Spawn cost
When a user spawns an Agent Token via AgentT Launchpad, they pay a **fixed BINI fee** that is **fully burned**. This is the primary entry sink.
The exact spawn cost is being finalized by the team. It will be set high enough to deter spam but low enough that genuine creators can spawn.
The spawn fee scales with Launchpad usage:
```
Daily BINI burned = (spawns per day) × (spawn cost in BINI)
```
If Launchpad sees 100 spawns/day at a hypothetical 100 BINI/spawn, that's 10,000 BINI/day burned (\~$1,200/day at $0.12 reference) just from the spawn flow.
## Boost / promotion
After spawn, creators can **boost** their Agent Token to:
* Increase visibility in the AgentT Launchpad explorer
* Trigger Scout attention sooner
* Get featured on BaiDEX as a highlighted Agent Pool
Boost is paid in BINI. The fee is partly burned and partly retained for platform operations — exact split TBD.
## Trade burn (Agent Pool swaps)
Every swap on an Agent Pool incurs the standard BaiDEX fee:
```
Agent Pool swap fee: 1.00% (100 BPS)
├── 0.50% LP providers
├── 0.25% Burned ← Agent Token sink (effectively burns wBINI/USBI proportionally)
└── 0.25% Referrer
```
The 0.25% burn line burns the **input asset of the swap** (wBINI, USBI, or Agent Token). Only the wBINI portion contributes directly to BINI supply reduction; USBI and Agent Token burns shrink their own circulating supply but don't burn BINI directly.
For Agent Pools paired with **wBINI**, the trade burn is a direct BINI sink. For Agent Pools paired with **USBI**, the burn is a USBI sink (and indirectly a downstream BINI sink as USBI is sandbox-bounded).
See [BaiDEX Fees](/baidex/overview).
## Why these sinks matter
The Launchpad creates a positive feedback loop:
```mermaid theme={null}
flowchart LR
Spawn["User spawns Agent Token"] --> SpawnBurn["Burns BINI
(spawn cost)"]
SpawnBurn --> Auto["Worker assigned
Pool listed"]
Auto --> Swaps["Pool generates swaps"]
Swaps --> SwapBurn["More BINI burned per swap"]
SwapBurn --> Float["Reduces BINI float"]
Float --> Price["Raises BINI price
(ceteris paribus)"]
Price --> Spawn
classDef burn fill:#fef2f2,stroke:#ef4444,color:#7f1d1d
classDef neutral fill:#f1f5f9,stroke:#64748b,color:#0f172a
class SpawnBurn,SwapBurn burn
class Spawn,Auto,Swaps,Float,Price neutral
```
The combination of **per-spawn flat burn** + **per-trade volume-scaled burn** means both quantity and quality of Launchpad adoption translate into deflationary pressure.
## Anti-spam considerations
Spam-spawning to farm Worker assignments or game the Hive is mitigated by:
1. **Fixed spawn cost in BINI** — non-trivial to spam
2. **L7+ user gate** to use Bridge B (so spawn-fee BINI must come from earned rewards or open market)
3. **Anti-spam policies on Launchpad** — cooldowns, allowlists, deposit forfeit (TBD)
See [AgentT Launchpad](/agentt-launchpad/overview) for the full anti-spam design.
## Related
Spawn flow and Agent Token mechanics
All eight BINI sinks in the ecosystem
1.00% (50/25/25 BPS) split
Workers that manage Agent Pools