Oraichain Launch AgentsLand 2.0 For Fair Token Model

Oraichain Labs has rolled out AgentsLand 2.0, the latest version of its AI-blockchain platform, designed to simplify token launches and strengthen transparency. The upgrade introduces a bonding curve distribution model to reduce risks of rug pulls and token hoarding, while supporting autonomous AI agents that can manage tasks across DeFi and subscription services. The release also includes the debut of the $GALAC token, the first project to launch through the new framework.

AgentsLand 2.0: Streamlined AI-Blockchain Infrastructure

The 2.0 version of Oraichain AgentsLand is built to support developers and businesses integrating AI with decentralized applications. By shifting token distribution to a bonding curve model, Oraichain aims to address long-standing issues around early token concentration.

The platform also automates technical operations, such as managing GPU usage and hosting infrastructure. This reduces barriers for developers, enabling them to focus on innovation while the system handles execution and maintenance. AI agents can independently perform DeFi actions, subscription services, and other tasks, positioning Agents.land as a specialized hub for decentralized AI ecosystems.

$GALAC Token as First Launch

$GALAC is the inaugural token launched under Oraichain AgentsLand 2.0, serving as a utility asset within the platform. It allows users to create, manage, and trade AI agents, while facilitating transactions across services.

Participation in the token’s early phase is tied to subscriptions in Oraichain’s $ORAI token, which grants access to the platform’s Party Round. While full details of $GALAC’s tokenomics remain limited, its fair launch design aims to provide equitable participation and discourage speculative concentration. The token’s performance will act as a benchmark for the viability of the platform’s new launch model.

Implications for AI and DeFi

The combination of autonomous AI agents with decentralized finance structures reflects a broader shift in Web3 toward real-world utility. Analysts note that Oraichain’s approach could enable applications ranging from automated financial services to tokenized subscription models.

At the same time, challenges remain. Adoption will depend on developer interest, market conditions, and regulatory clarity. The inherent volatility of cryptocurrencies may also affect the platform’s early projects, including $GALAC.