Author: Biteye Source: X, @BiteyeCN
Many AI+Web3 projects seem to be still at the stage of "sexy ideas, thin implementation, and little user participation".Without a technical background and unable to write code, can you create your own AI chain robot without code in just 3 minutes?Yes, you read it right, it is basically not difficult to achieve this.
In this article, Biteye will take you to get started with generating AI robots, using the tool Virtuals Protocol, come and learn!
01 What is Virtuals Protocol?
Virtuals Protocol is an innovative platform based on the Base chain, focusing on helping users easily deploy and co-own decentralized AI agents. These AI agents can not only be used for entertainment and games, but also have the ability to automate operations, complete tasks independently and generate income. The core concept of the platform is to allow users to easily create, manage and co-own these AI agents through tokenization.
The AI agents on Virtuals Protocol are designed to perform complex tasks without human intervention. These agents can not only interact with users through text and voice, but also interact with other objects in virtual environments through 3D animations.
For example, in game scenes, agents can pick up virtual items autonomously; on social platforms, they can also communicate with others on behalf of users, similar to an intelligent and interactive virtual assistant.
To create an AI agent on Virtuals Protocol, you first need to obtain the platform’s core token - $VIRTUAL. As the platform’s main currency, $VIRTUAL is used to purchase AI agents and support subsequent operations.
Here are the simple steps:
Get $VIRTUAL: Get a certain amount of $VIRTUAL on the exchange or platform as the necessary asset for creating an AI agent.
Click "Create New AI Agent": Go to the homepage of Virtuals Protocol (http://app.virtuals.io), click the "Create New AI Agent" button to start creating an AI agent.
Set the details of the AI agent: including avatar, name, logo, description, etc. After filling in this information, confirm to generate your AI agent.
Select liquidity pool: Choose the token you like. When enough people buy it and the market value reaches 42k, the agent will surpass Twitter and become a fully autonomous agent. In addition, $35,000 of liquidity is deposited into Uniswap and burned.
Through the above steps, you can easily create an AI agent and enjoy the convenience of code-free creation.
To elaborate here, the most distinctive part of Virtuals Protocol is its tokenized AI agent. Whenever a new AI agent is created, the platform mints a fixed number of exclusive tokens (such as $LUNA) for it. These tokens are then paired with the platform's main liquidity token $VIRTUAL and added to the liquidity pool. This design not only gives users the convenience of purchasing and trading, but also allows the agent's "shareholders" to jointly own the AI agent and participate in its future development decisions and profit distribution.
By purchasing these tokens, users can become "co-owners" of AI agents. This co-ownership model means that coin holders can not only participate in the governance decisions of the future development of the agent, but also share the revenue generated by the agent in different application scenarios.
When these AI agents are deployed in various applications and interact with users, these revenues will be fed back to the coin holders in the form of token dividends or platform revenue.
Many AI+Web3 projects seem to be still at the stage of "sexy ideas, bare bones, and little sense of user participation". Virtuals Protocol makes AI+blockchain within reach through code-free operation. Whether you have a technical background or not, you can easily own your own AI robot through it. Perhaps in the future, AI agents will not only be assistants, but also virtual partners of humans.
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