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# Agent’s Token Launch
When an Agent concludes, the LLMBT platform will launch the Agent's token on the decentralized exchange (DEX) Aerodrome. This feature ensures that even participants who do not ultimately win still receive a portion of the benefits.
## Automatic Listing on Aerodrome
When an Agent concludes, regardless of whether there is a winner, the Agent's token will be automatically listed on DEX Aerodrome. This ensures that the token is immediately available for trading, facilitating user transactions and exchanges.
## Trading Pair with LLMBT Token
The Agent Token will be paired with the LLMBT token, forming a main trading pair on Aerodrome. This not only increases liquidity for the Agent Token but also supports the growth of both tokens within the LLMBT ecosystem. This trading pair provides users with the ability to easily switch between the two tokens, optimizing the trading experience.
## Automatic Distribution
After the Agent Token is listed on Aerodrome, the remaining tokens will be automatically distributed to your wallet. Be sure to check your wallet when the token concludes.
## Trading Agent Token on Aerodrome
Once the Agent Token is listed, you can trade them immediately on Aerodrome.
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