Let AION cook.

Your meme. Your name, ticker and artwork. At launch, platform fees buy back $AION and every paid Agent request burns its $AION payment.

A pixel-art computer running the AION terminal

Launch model: 80% of platform fee revenue to buyback & burn. Agent usage payments burned in full.

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Let it cook. Let it burn.

Two independent burn streams. One $AION. One shared agent, shaped by creators.

Launch policy. Paid Agent access, buybacks and burns are not live yet.

80%of platform fee revenue

Allocated to buying $AION on the market and burning the tokens acquired. More platform fee revenue means a larger buyback budget.

Platform activity → fee revenue → buyback → burn

Read the $AION FAQ

The allocation is a share of platform fee revenue, not a fee on the total trading volume.

Agent usage: 100% burned.

Each paid Agent request uses $AION. Its full usage payment is burned directly.

Agent request → pay $AION → burn

Two streams. Counted once.

The 80% rule applies to platform fee revenue from launches and trading. Agent usage payments are a separate burn stream and are excluded from that allocation.

Creators build the memory.

Optional feedback is reviewed before relevant examples can guide future requests. More use creates more opportunities to contribute useful context.

Creator feedback → review → shared references

Usage fuels demand. Burns reduce supply. Reviewed feedback adds context.

Connected nodes representing shared creative memory

MANY CREATORS → ONE SHARED MEMORY

Keep the lore alive.

That reference you caught. That ticker you fixed. Share the reasoning if you want to. Reviewed edits can become context for the next creator’s request.

Your edit → review → a reference for the next idea.

How the lore gets shared

You know the meme. Now give it a ticker.

“gm.” “Probably nothing.” “Let him cook.” Same timeline. Three very different coin concepts.

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EXAMPLE
THE MEME

THE LORE

Illustrative concepts. Make your own in the launch studio.
ONE TAKE ON THE MEME

THE LOOK

  1. 01

    Bring the lore.

    A tweet, a running joke or the screenshot the group chat won’t let go.

  2. 02

    Find the vibe.

    Try the name. Say the ticker out loud. Make the look feel right.

  3. 03

    Pass it on.

    Got a better take? Choose which edits to share for review.

Keep the joke. Respect the creator.

Lore > keywords.

The same words can mean nothing outside the group chat. Bring the backstory that makes the joke land.

Your coin. Your call.

Pick the take that gets it. Rewrite the rest. You make the final creative decisions.

One flow. No lore reset.

Keep the same reference in view as you shape the name, ticker, story and artwork.

Your draft, your call.

Contribute selected examples by choice. Your other drafts stay in your workspace.

Good takes need receipts.

Explain why the reference works. A thoughtful correction gives future requests more context than another empty click.

For the ones who get the joke.

Keep your own voice. Share the useful bits you want other creators to build on.

A little lore before you launch.

Is this a new agent for every token?

AION is one shared agent for token creation. Optional creator feedback can become reviewed reference material for future requests.

How is it different from a general AI assistant?

AION keeps the coin-creation workflow together: cultural context, names, tickers, artwork and a consistent story. Relevant, reviewed creator examples can provide additional context for a request.

What does “learning” actually mean?

With your permission, reviewed corrections can become reference material for future requests. Contributions are reviewed before use and do not automatically change or retrain the model.

Do I have to share my drafts?

Sharing is optional. You choose which feedback to submit, and your other drafts are not included. Leave private or sensitive material out of shared contributions.

How does $AION capture platform activity?

The launch policy allocates 80% of platform fee revenue from launches and trading to buying back and burning $AION. Separately, paid Agent requests use $AION and the full usage payment is burned. These mechanisms are not active yet.

Are Agent payments part of the 80% allocation?

No. Platform fee revenue and Agent usage payments are separate. The 80% allocation applies only to platform fee revenue; Agent usage payments are burned in full and are not counted again in that allocation.

Will more usage guarantee a higher $AION price?

The model connects usage to token demand and burns. More platform fee revenue increases the buyback budget; more paid requests increase usage-fee burns. Market price still depends on demand, liquidity and total supply. There is no guaranteed price increase.

How does the Agent grow with the ecosystem?

Creators can share corrections with permission. Approved, relevant examples add context for future requests. Burns reduce token supply; reviewed feedback builds the shared reference library. More usage alone does not retrain the model or prove better results.

Can I generate or launch a token here today?

You can create, edit, save and download token details now. Paid generation and on-chain launches are not available yet. The studio shows availability before any payment or wallet confirmation.

How can creators help shape AION?

Save useful edits as feedback in the studio, then review and submit them from Shared memory. Explain the reference, the correction and why it improves the concept. Reviewed contributions can inform later suggestions.

The group chat has ideas. Give yours a ticker.

Your meme. Your ticker. Your final say.

Start with your token details. Service availability is shown in the studio before you pay or launch.