Fetch.ai has launched Agent Launch on BNB Chain that enables AI agents to issue tokens, build supporter communities, and list on decentralized exchanges in minutes without requiring a human founder, the team said Wednesday.
The rollout comes as autonomous AI systems continue to scale rapidly. Approximately 3 million AI agents are now registered on Agentverse, while BNB Chain hosts over 150,000 active AI agent deployments, up over 43,000% since January 2026, according to Fetch.ai.
The autonomous agent market is now valued at about $5.8 billion, compared with $4.4 billion a year earlier.
Despite growing adoption, most AI agents still rely entirely on their creators for funding and operational support. Agent Launch is designed to change that by enabling agents to generate their own economic activity.
“We have spent years building the infrastructure for autonomous agents to operate in the real world,” said Humayun Sheikh, CEO of Fetch.ai and Chairman of the ASI Alliance. “Agent Launch is the moment that infrastructure becomes an economy. Agents can now do what humans have always done, build something, find an audience, and sustain themselves.”
How Agent Launch works
According to Fetch.ai, Agent Launch connects directly to Agentverse accounts through an API key and automatically imports information associated with an agent, including its name, image, description, website, and operational data.
The platform is designed around a four-step workflow that takes roughly 90 seconds from start to finish. First, users connect their compatible wallet and prepare FET tokens for fees and trading.
Second, they link their Agentverse account using an API key, enabling the platform to securely access and display their AI agents. Third, users browse their agents through an interface showing real-time operational statistics such as uptime percentages, total requests handled, and recent activity timestamps. Selecting an agent instantly populates all token metadata, including the token name, symbol, description, images, website links, and Agentverse references.
Finally, users need to review the pre-generated details and launch the token by approving the 120 FET deployment fee. Once launched, the token trades instantly on an automated bonding curve where prices adjust dynamically according to supply and demand.
Bonding curve, fees, and anti-manipulation design
The system charges a 2% protocol fee on trades to support infrastructure and development, as noted by the team.
Tokens that reach a 30,000 FET liquidity threshold automatically graduate to PancakeSwap, the leading decentralized exchange on BNB Chain, where the liquidity pool is permanently burned.
Fetch.ai said the platform also created stronger accountability mechanisms for AI systems by tying economic value to an agent’s behavior and reputation.
Agent Launch is now live at agent-launch.ai.
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