Solana-based memecoin launchpad pumpfun has rolled out a new feature that connects AI agents to tokenonomics, allowing projects to automatically funnel agent-generated revenue into token buybacks and burns.
The tool, called Tokenized Agents, targets what pumpfun describes as a core problem in the growing “agentic economy” – a lack of value alignment between successful AI agent projects and the communities that form around them.
How It Works
Under the new system, developers launch a token on the platform, set a revenue buyback percentage, and integrate their agent using a provided configuration file. When the agent earns revenue, whether from SaaS products, trading, or other sources, a portion is automatically used to buy back and burn the token.
Buybacks are executed by a centralized buyback authority and instantly burned. Only revenue denominated in SOL and USDC is eligible, and a minimum threshold of $10 in accumulated revenue is required before a buyback is triggered.
It’s worth noting that the agents themselves are not deployed on pumpfun, whose role is limited to enabling the onchain buyback-and-burn mechanism tied to the token.
Existing Tokens Can Opt In
The feature is not limited to new launches. Existing tokens on the bonding curve or migrated to PumpSwap can activate the Tokenized Agent toggle from their coin page. Multiple unrelated agents can also contribute revenue toward buybacks for the same token.
Token creators retain the ability to adjust buyback percentages at any time. Revenue not allocated to buybacks remains claimable by the creator. Creator fees, which are rewards generated from trading volume, are enabled by default, though creators can opt to redirect them as cashback for traders instead, a feature the platformintroduced in February.
The launchpad’s native $PUMP token is up 8% over the past week amid a broad market rebound.
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