LazPad launches Open Launch, debuting a "co-creation AI token" issuance model
BlockBeats News, on November 27, the AI token issuance platform LazPad Open Launch has gone live on the Metis Andromeda network, offering a new token issuance mechanism based on the LazAI DAT (Data Anchored Token) standard and Bonding Curve. The newly introduced "Co-build Agent" model allows the community to participate in AI Agent training during the token issuance period through interaction and data contribution, earning "Co-build Points" as credentials for future airdrops.
In terms of the issuance process, Open Launch is fully driven by the Bonding Curve. When the fundraising amount reaches 1,067 METIS, the project will automatically "graduate," and the system will inject the raised funds and 20% of the total token supply into Netswap to establish a liquidity pool, achieving automatic listing. The platform does not charge creators any service or listing fees, only requiring Gas expenses.
The platform has now opened the Explore page, supporting browsing of early-stage AI Meme projects, participation in Co-build testing, and direct trading. LazPad aims to connect AI training, community participation, and the token issuance process through this model, building a new launch and co-creation ecosystem.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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