> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.agnt.social/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# $AGNTS & the Vault

> The token under the collection, and the vault that gives every piece a floor.

**\$AGNTS** is the ERC-20 beneath the collection. It is not a separate product — it is the price of an AGNT, expressed so a market can trade it.

<Note>
  \$AGNTS is **not deployed yet**. Everything on this page switches on with it.
</Note>

## Supply

**1,000,000,000 \$AGNTS**, fixed.

* **50%** fair launch on AGNT
* **50%** to the tut™ AMM vault, backing the pieces

Trades run through custom v4 pools, and your agent can buy autonomously at launch.

## The peg

Every AGNT has a fixed $AGNTS value by tier. The vault trades at it **both directions** — bring $AGNTS and take a piece out, bring a piece and take \$AGNTS.

| Tier      | Peg       |
| --------- | --------- |
| Common    | 100,000   |
| Rare      | 500,000   |
| Epic      | 1,500,000 |
| Legendary | 3,000,000 |

Which means every piece has a redemption value that **moves with the token**, rather than depending on someone bidding for that specific piece.

## Vault fees

|                         | Fee              |
| ----------------------- | ---------------- |
| Take a random piece out | 5% of the floor  |
| Pick the exact piece    | 15% of the floor |
| Sell a piece in         | none — full peg  |
| Burn                    | none             |

The fee is **one way**. Selling into the vault always returns the full peg.

## Activation

Activating burns **50% of the peg** and sends the other half to treasury. A 10% activation fee is distributed to holders who are already activated.

<Note>
  The 50/50 split is decided but not yet built — the contract currently burns the full peg with no treasury leg.
</Note>

## It burns from both ends

The pieces burn — 5 Commons into a Rare, on up the ladder. The token burns — every activation destroys peg permanently.

Same vault backs both. One gets scarcer, the other gets scarcer, and they are priced against each other.