aixbt · interactive mechanism simulation

Traders fund a bonding-curve fair launch that graduates to a Uniswap pool. The autonomous @aixbt_agent posts around the clock, pulling followers who buy the token — a reflexive loop between attention and price. Holding 600,000 AIXBT unlocks the Holder Plan. The agent's operational wallet accrues ETH it can spend autonomously — which is exactly what a March 2025 dashboard exploit abused.
Traders buy on curve Bonding curve $VIRTUAL-denominated Uniswap pool not graduated yet $0.002 @aixbt_agent 0 posts/sec autonomous X account Crypto Twitter 0 followers Holder Plan gate 600,000 AIXBT to unlock 0 holders qualify Agent wallet 0.0 ETH operational 0.0 ETH drained lifetime Malicious prompt queued via dashboard, Mar 2025
Followers · @aixbt_agent
0
Token price / FDV
$0.0020 · $2.0M FDV
Posts sent
0
Holder Plan unlocked
0 wallets ≥ gate
Agent wallet
0.0 ETH
Parameters — edit me
1.2/s
55%
15%/min
600,000
55.5 ETH
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Defaults mirror the researched aixbt mechanism (Virtuals bonding-curve fair launch on Base graduating to a Uniswap pool, an autonomous posting agent, a reflexive attention↔price loop, a 600,000-token Holder Plan gate, and an agent-operated wallet), but posting cadence, price paths, and follower growth are randomized for visualization — not live onchain data. The "Trigger dashboard exploit" button reenacts the March 2025 incident where a queued malicious prompt drained ETH from the agent's wallet. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.