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# World.fun Alpha

### Overview

**World.fun Alpha** is a **permissionless launchpad** for **Autonomous Worlds and AI Agents.**\
It lets anyone create, fund, and validate tokenized ideas directly onchain.

Builders can launch experiments across three archetypes:

* **World Ideas** — early-stage concepts for new autonomous worlds
* **World Agents** — individual characters or subsystems from existing worlds
* **Utility Agents** — functional AI agents powered by the AWESOME MCP platform

Each launch is an onchain experiment where community participation determines success.\
When a project gains traction, it **graduates**, deploying real liquidity on **Aerodrome (Base)** and joining the wider **World.fun** ecosystem.

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### Launch Types

World.fun Alpha currently supports two kinds of launches. Each provides a different way to validate demand and raise funds.

#### **1. Fixed Price Launches**

A simple, time-bound presale model.

**How it works**

* Creator defines token name, symbol, supply, and price.
* Users contribute $AWE within the campaign window.
* Tokens are distributed automatically after the sale ends.
* Once the project meets its raise target, it can graduate and deploy liquidity on Aerodrome.

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#### **2. Bonding Curve Launches**

A continuous, open model where price adjusts with demand.

**How it works**

* The token price starts low and rises as more users buy.
* Buyers can sell anytime during the bonding-curve phase.
* Market activity itself validates traction.
* When the project reaches its target threshold, it graduates and deploys liquidity on Aerodrome.

**Best for**\
Early experiments, community-driven ideas, and meme or simulation-style launches.

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### The Launch Process

#### Step 1: **Create**

Choose the token type that fits your idea:

| Type              | Description                                                                                    |
| ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **World Idea**    | Represents a simulation or concept for a new world.                                            |
| **World Agent**   | Represents an individual character, system, or entity from an active world.                    |
| **Utility Agent** | Represents an AI agent that performs a real utility or service using the AWESOME MCP platform. |

Fill in the details (name, symbol, description, links) and set your configuration.&#x20;

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#### Step 2: **Contribute**

Back the tokens you believe in. Users contribute **$AWE** directly to the smart contract.

* Contributions and distribution happens automatically.
* Tokens are received instantly upon purchase (Fixed Price) or dynamically (Bonding Curve).
* All metrics are publicly visible through the project page.

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#### Step 3: **Graduate**

Graduation marks the transition from experiment to ecosystem.

When a project meets its target threshold or traction goal:

* Liquidity is automatically deployed on **Aerodrome (Base)**.
* The token becomes tradable through the DEX.
* The project is listed on the **World.fun** main portal.

Graduation is the onchain signal of market validation.

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### Graduation Criteria

A project becomes eligible for graduation when it:

1. Hits a predefined funding target, or
2. Reaches a traction threshold (based on market activity).

Upon graduation:

* The project’s tokens are paired with $AWE on Aerodrome.
* LP tokens are locked to secure liquidity.
* The project is displayed as **“Graduated”** on World.fun.

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### Best Practices for Creators

* Keep your token description clear and concise.
* Include visuals or concept art if available.
* Be transparent about your world or agent’s purpose.
* Set realistic targets for graduation.
* Engage your community early to build traction.


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