Virtuals Protocol Launches New Structures to Support Agent Experiments, Growth, and Scale

• Virtuals Protocol introduces Pegasus, Unicorn, and Titan to match agent teams at different maturity stages.
• New launch models offer flexible capital formation, community access, and scale for credible teams.

Virtuals Protocol has launched a new multi-path system for agent token launches, introducing Pegasus, Unicorn, and Titan as core models to match different stages of builder readiness. Each is designed to solve specific limitations seen in past frameworks like Genesis, while preserving shared liquidity and aligned ownership across the agent ecosystem. The announcement builds on prior launch efforts across 2024 and 2025 that emphasized discovery and fairness. Pegasus targets early teams focused on speed and market feedback, Unicorn connects capital to traction and community belief, while Titan offers structured entry for large-scale, institutionally backed agent teams.

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Virtuals previously launched Genesis to encourage equal access. However, builders later voiced concerns about its lack of capital paths. Unicorn was introduced to fix this, but it did not address all cases. The new model suite aims to cover the full spectrum of agent maturity. In November, as per the CNF reports, Virtuals Protocol launched Luna.fun, an AI-driven meme launchpad on BNB Chain, the first AIGC (AI-Generated Content) platform where AI agents and tokens coordinate autonomously. Virtuals Protocol Launches Framework for All Agent Types Pegasus is designed for experimental projects that want fast distribution without special access. It uses bonding curves for transparent price discovery, routes nearly all supply to liquidity, and allows builders to gain exposure by participating in the same market conditions as users. There are no protocol-reserved allocations or fundraising mechanisms. Once liquidity reaches a defined threshold, tokens graduate to Uniswap automatically. Per the reports, Pegasus focuses on whether the market cares about the agent. Unicorn supports builders ready to raise capital while maintaining open access. It uses Automated Capital Formation, releasing team tokens for sale only after real market traction is demonstrated. Trading protections are built in to prevent bots from dominating early movement, and initial volatility is directed into buybacks to reinforce liquidity. Founders receive no upfront funds, but they earn capital as their agents gain value. This structure ties the upside directly to usage, with fundraising scaling proportionally between 2M and 160M FDV. Titan is built for teams launching at scale, with these projects typically having existing products, institutional support, or track records. Titan skips bonding curves and instead sets fixed launch terms: a minimum valuation of $50 million and liquidity paired with $500,000 worth of VIRTUAL at token generation. Tokenomics and vesting are customizable, and trading taxes are capped at 1%. The model offers immediate liquidity and clean entry for builders who meet readiness standards. Titan also enables token migrations into the Virtuals ecosystem for established projects. As the Virtuals Protocol ecosystem update outlined, this ensures liquidity consistency and compatibility with tools like ACP. Meanwhile, in December 2025, as we earlier outlined, Virtuals introduced VPay, a neobank product for real-world spending using agent tokens. This move has allowed users to transact with agent holdings through a known payment network. The protocol is also expanding into robotics. As CNF reported, Virtuals and OpenMind are now integrating software agents with physical robots via a unified coordination and payment system, further advancing the agent economy. Building on these positive developments, the Virtuals Protocol token has seen a massive upsurge. Bulls have been in control in the last 24 hours, with the VIRTUAL price soaring 5.7% to trade at $1.11. In the last week, VIRTUAL has shot up by a 63%.