Virtuals introduces three new AI agent activation mechanisms: Pegasus, Unicorn, and Titan.

[Virtuals Launches Three New AI Proxy Launch Mechanisms: Pegasus, Unicorn, and Titan] Mars Finance reports that on January 6th, Virtuals Protocol launched three new AI proxy project launch mechanisms: Pegasus, Unicorn, and Titan. Pegasus is designed for early builders and does not include any pre-allocated team allocations or automatic fundraising mechanisms. Almost all of its token supply is used for liquidity pools, with only a small portion reserved for ecosystem airdrops. All Unicorn projects launch publicly on a small scale, without pre-sales, whitelists, or quota allocations. Anti-sniping mechanisms prevent bots from dominating early trading, transforming initial volatility into protocol-native buybacks to enhance liquidity. A portion of the tokens held by the team is automatically and transparently sold only after the project gains real market traction, with the proceeds dynamically adjusted between 2 million and 160 million FDV. Titan is designed for teams with proven reputation, scale, and funding needs. This issuance model is suitable for projects that meet high benchmark readiness requirements. Launch requires a minimum valuation of $50 million, and the VIRTUAL liquidity consideration must reach 500,000 USDC at the time of TGE. The issuance transaction tax is fixed at 1%.