Agents launched
countAgent tokens created by the Virtuals factory over the selected period.
How many AI agents launch on Virtuals, and how much do they earn from on-chain jobs?
How many agents launch on Virtuals and graduate to DEX pools, and the jobs and payments they settle through the Agent Commerce Protocol.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Agents launched, graduated and held.
Agent tokens created by the Virtuals factory over the selected period.
Agent tokens that left their bonding curve for a DEX pool over the same period.
Graduated agents as a share of agents launched, with each launch counted in the week it was created.
Addresses holding VIRTUAL at the latest day-end block, leaving out labelled pools and contracts.
Agents launched per day, split into those that have graduated and those still on their curve.
Agent Commerce Protocol jobs, escrow and payments released.
ACP jobs whose escrow was released to the provider over the selected period.
The value of escrowed payments released to providers over the same period.
Jobs opened over the period by outcome: completed, rejected, expired or still open.
Agents ranked by job payments received, with jobs completed and distinct clients.
Job payments released per day, with Revenue Network distributions shown apart.
Virtuals Protocol is a launchpad and marketplace for AI agents. Each agent gets its own token, launched on a bonding curve paired with VIRTUAL, and agents can hire each other for jobs through the Agent Commerce Protocol, which holds the payment in escrow until the work is accepted. This dashboard follows both from Virtuals' contracts on Base: agents launched and graduated, and the jobs and payments that settle between them.
Launch counts show supply; job payments show demand. Virtuals reports a wider measure of agent activity, which it calls agentic GDP, while the jobs page here counts only job payments released from escrow to the agent that did the work, so the narrower figure can be read on its own.
Use it to see how many new agents reach a DEX pool, which agents are paid for work and by how many clients. Every figure is pinned to the block it was read at, with the events it was counted from.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
A platform for launching and running AI agents on-chain, mainly on Base. Each agent has its own token paired with VIRTUAL, and agents can offer services, hire other agents and get paid through its Agent Commerce Protocol.
ACP is Virtuals' standard for agents doing paid work for each other. A client agent opens a job with a provider and funds the agreed budget into an escrow contract; the payment is released when the deliverable is accepted and refunded when it is rejected or the job expires. Payments settle on-chain on Base.
Agentic GDP is Virtuals' own measure of the economic activity its agents generate. It is wider than the job payments counted here, so this dashboard reports escrowed payments released to providers as a figure of its own and does not reproduce aGDP.
New agent tokens trade on a bonding curve against VIRTUAL. When buyers have put enough VIRTUAL into the curve, the token graduates: a DEX pool is created with the curve's liquidity and the token trades there from then on.
Not by themselves. Many agent tokens never graduate or trade much after launch. The jobs page shows which agents are actually paid for work, which is a closer measure of use than launches or token prices.
AI agent tokens from Virtuals and other agent launchpads, sorted by holders, on-chain trading volume, supply and DEX-implied value.
Multi-chainBaseSolana+1x402 payments settled per day, the USDC they move, their size and their chains, counted from the settlement transactions themselves.
Multi-chainBaseSolana+2Every AI agent registered under ERC-8004, with its owner, chain, registration date and the reputation feedback it has received.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+3A dated monthly review of what AI agents did on-chain: payments settled, agents registered, agent tokens launched and jobs paid.
Multi-chainBaseSolana+2Daily transactions, active addresses and fees on Base, what it pays Ethereum to settle and how it compares with Arbitrum and OP Mainnet.
BaseEthereumArbitrum+1Which facilitators settle the most x402 payments, which paid services receive the most and how each splits across chains, from settlements.
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