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# Launching an AI Agent Token
**Step 1: Create a New Agent**
* Click **"Create New Agent"** in the top navigation menu.
* If your wallet is not connected, you will be prompted to
* Select a chain for launching the agent token.
* Connect your wallet.
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**Step 2: Choose Between a New or Existing Token**
* **New Token:** If you are launching an AI Agent with a new token, select this option.
* **Existing Token:** *Coming Soon*
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**Step 3: Enter AI Agent Token Details**
*These details are submitted on-chain and cannot be modified after submission. Please confirm accuracy before proceeding.*
**Agent Picture:** A visual representation of the agent.
**AI Agent Name:** The unique identifier for the agent.
**Ticker:** *(Only for new token launches)* A short symbol *(max 15 characters)* to represent the agent (e.g., Bainance → BAI).
* Do not include `$`; it will be added automatically.
**Token Address on Morph Chain** *(Coming Soon)*:
* Enter the Morph contract address of the existing token.
* If the token is on another chain, it must first be bridged to Morph. This will also automatically populate the existing token's ticker.
**AI Agent Biography:** A brief overview of the agent’s purpose, characteristics, and backstory. *(This is a front-end description only and does not affect the agent’s functionality.)*
**Agent Type:** Select the most relevant category for search and discovery purposes.
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**Step 4: Determine Token Supply**
* A certain amount of **$BAI** is required to create an agent.
* Once you approve and sign with your deployer wallet, the agent will be created.
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