$CPILOT is live on Virtuals Protocol, on Robinhood Chain. Four allocations, every one on-chain: the liquidity pool holds the largest share, a quarter is protocol-run capital formation, just under a third is team and contributors — including a disclosed 2% launch buy — and a small veVIRTUAL airdrop rounds out a fixed 1B supply.
+ 0.25% veVIRTUAL airdrop · fixed 1,000,000,000 $CPILOT supply
The largest single allocation, seeded into the pool at launch on Robinhood Chain. No lock, no allowlist, no preferential price — the tradable float everyone buys from grows one purchase at a time on the open curve.
This is the market's share, and it's the biggest bucket in the project — larger than the team allocation, larger than capital formation.
Reserved for the people who ship the product: default team vesting on the protocol schedule, plus a small launch buy and a sniper-tax buyback that funds the team. Every line is enforced on-chain by Virtuals.
The team did take a 2% launch buy — bought on the same public curve, at the same price, as everyone else on day one. We'd rather state that plainly here than have you find it on-chain.
The funding engine, executed by the protocol rather than by anyone's judgment. As valuation rises, ACF converts tokens in small automated steps and routes the proceeds to the operating company — hiring, infrastructure, audits, the work.
No growth, no funding. Capital only forms when the market has verified the work. There is no discretionary insider selling from this bucket, because no insider can execute it.
A fixed 0.25% of supply airdropped to veVIRTUAL holders under the Virtuals framework. It rounds the four allocations out to the whole supply — there is no fifth bucket.
Day one
The liquidity pool is live, and the team's disclosed 2% initial buy traded on the open curve like anyone else's. Everything else insider-linked is locked or protocol-executed: team vesting runs on the protocol schedule, the sniper-tax buyback is locked three months, ACF only fires as valuation rises, and the veVIRTUAL airdrop follows the framework.
Where the operating money comes from. Day-to-day costs are meant to run on the protocol's trade-fee stream rather than on selling supply — and scale capital comes from ACF, which only fires when valuation rises. The exact trade-fee split follows the Virtuals Protocol framework.
Commitments
The $CPILOT token is not equity, and carries no dividend, revenue entitlement, or claim on company assets. Nothing on this page is an offer of securities or investment advice.
Protocol mechanics — locks, vesting and ACF thresholds — follow the Virtuals Protocol framework and are enforced on-chain. Allocation figures are the launch parameters as published on the Virtuals listing.
Verify the contract before you transact. $CPILOT is live on Robinhood Chain; the canonical listing is the official Virtuals page, also announced on @Copilot0x. Confirm the token address there — any address you see anywhere else is not authoritative.