Virtuals Protocol introduced a modular launch system for AI agent founders, giving projects four different paths to raise capital and bring tokens to market.

The new framework includes Automated Capital Formation, 60 Days, Titan, and Fair Launch. Each module targets a different stage of founder readiness, moving Virtuals away from a single launch model and toward a more flexible capital formation layer.

The shared infrastructure is the same across the system. Projects use bonding curves, pair liquidity with VIRTUAL, lock liquidity pools for 10 years, and pay a 1% trading fee. That fee is split 70% to the creator and 30% to the Virtuals treasury.

Automated Capital Formation is designed to give builders ongoing funding tied to trading activity. As market demand increases, trading fees create a recurring capital stream for the project rather than leaving founders dependent only on launch day proceeds.

The 60 Days module gives early teams a trial period to build in public and test demand before fully committing. Founders can receive ACF based funding and optional stipends capped at $5,000 USDC per 30 day period. If the project fails to gain traction, founders can wind down the launch and return capital to token holders.

Titan is built for more established teams. It requires a minimum valuation of about $50 million and at least $500,000 USDC in liquidity at the token generation event, making it the highest commitment path in the lineup.

Fair Launch focuses on broad distribution without insider pre allocations or special access. It gives communities a cleaner entry point, though without the same capital formation mechanics available through ACF and 60 Days.

The system matters because launch design has become one of the biggest pressure points in crypto. Founders need capital, users want fair access, and markets punish projects that look overallocated before they even begin trading.