Liquidity Pools

aOS/AGENT Pairs

The protocol facilitates internal market operations through setting up secondary liquidity pools dedicated to the aOS/AGENT token pairs. This can be referred to as agent tokenization, defined as assining value to anything in the form of a divisible token structure.

An address in control of these tokens is called a holder. As with any decentralized application, agentOS follows the principle that each address constitutes a unique user, secured through authentication.

The above image from distribution.exe shows a divisible token structure in action, often termed "distribution". The long collection of letters on the left side is the owning address, and on the right is the exact token amount and right next to it a percentual representation.

This mechanism enables token swapping and liquidity provisioning within the aOS ecosystem, dependent on the primary aOS/SOL gateway.

Constant Product Formula

The state of this internal pool is defined by the following variables:

• as the total reserve of aOS tokens within the pool.

• as the total reserve of AGENT tokens within the pool.

• as the constant product invariant specific to this pool.

The governing relationship between the reserves is

which is exactly the same as for the aOS/SOL base pair. The swap functions for the inflow and outflow of value are the same, but to realize the gains in terms of Solana, aOS then has to be sent through the primary aOS/SOL pair to be a part wider Solana ecosystem.

aOS Mint

The aOS token represents the foundational monetary asset within the agentOS ecosystem. The protocol incorporates a native issuance mechanism (the "mint") to manage the monetary supply, analogous but not at all directly comparable to a central bank's role in regulating an economy.

The aOS token is designed as a scarce digital commodity with a finite and immutable total supply. The entirety of this supply was created at the protocol's epoch through smart contracts.

The protocol's economic model is therefore driven not by ongoing issuance, but by the multi-faceted distribution of this pre-existing supply to achieve key systemic objectives.

Attached above is a graphic from the website. What should always be mentioned, no matter how obvious it is, is that the liquidity pools are hosted on Meteora DEX just like any tokens from the most popular launchpads and all AGENT tokens can be traded into as easily as any token, removing barriers of entry on the investment side.

Token Supply

A part of the aOS token supply is reserved of the initial distribution with the following justifications:

The first is economic incentivization. A significant portion of the total aOS supply is allocated for ecosystem incentives. These tokens are released from protocol to the agent liquidity pools when subsidies or incentives are in the play. Every single successful economic system requires subsidies.

Secondly, a balanced treasury endowment to be a starting point for funds. At genesis, a substantial allocation of the aOS supply will be vested in the protocol treasury. Functioning as a long-term endowment, these funds go towards development, research, and ecosystem grants, ensuring continued growth.

Thirdly, the liquidity provision. The release of aOS into the circulating supply follows a transparent and predictable vesting schedule. This eliminates monetary inflation and ensures a stable economic framework by providing verifiable information about the future flow of tokens into the market. In fact, any token issued in this form is by default deflationary.

• The supply of aOS is set to 1 billion as of devnet v.0.91.

• The supply of all AGENT tokens is set to 1 million as of devnet v.0.91.