Introduction: A New Inflection Point—Where Web3 Meets AI Agent Economy

As the global Web3 wave surges, the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and decentralized finance (DeFi) has opened unprecedented investment opportunities. Cooker.club introduces an innovative Create-to-Earn (C2E) model, allowing investors to participate in the decentralized economy and earn substantial returns by creating and holding AI Agent tokens.

This paper explores the investment logic behind Cooker.club’s C2E model, analyzes its Bonding Curve mechanism, and illustrates how high returns can be achieved with relatively low capital input.

Cooker.club Platform Mechanism

Cooker.club is a decentralized token creation and launch platform built upon a Bonding Curve mechanism, integrated with AI Agent auxiliary features. It focuses on virtual idols, digital identities, and social applications. Users can launch their own AI Agents with minimal entry barriers. To access the platform’s AI features, users simply need to create an account and pay a low service fee:

0.001 ETH (Base chain)

0.005 BNB (BNB Chain)

0.02 SOL (Solana Chain)

Plus a small amount of gas fees, enabling them to deploy a digital persona with a unique identity and token system.

The platform currently supports AI-generated music creation. Once users create an AI Agent, it can immediately generate exclusive songs. Several native digital personas, such as “Cooker” and “Cyber MJ,” have already released multiple AI music tracks and have started building fanbases on social media. This "launch-to-create" model transforms AI Agents from static token carriers into dynamic content-generating digital beings.

According to the official roadmap and updates on Twitter, upcoming features will include AI-powered auto-tweeting,virtual idols—enhancing each Agent’s social interactivity and long-term operational potential. Users will gain access to an increasingly rich toolkit for building virtual brands or social assets, moving far beyond just issuing tokens.

Tokens created via Cooker.club can be freely traded within the platform, with a 1% fee charged on buy and sell transactions. All fees are directed to the platform’s DAO, used for infrastructure development and buybacks of the $COOK token.

To further increase liquidity and visibility, users may opt to list their tokens on major DEXs by paying:

0.3 ETH (Base → Uniswap)

1.5 BNB (BNB → PancakeSwap)

6 SOL (Solana → Raydium)

This expands exposure and liquidity for their AI Agents. Cooker.club adopts a Bonding Curve mechanism similar to pump.fun, ensuring token prices adjust organically based on supply and demand. This structure rewards early participants and ensures liquidity and fair pricing.

The project’s code is fully open-source, smart contract security is verifiable, and the platform is confirmed non-honeypot, ensuring that users can safely invest and exit without risk of token lock-in. This transparent, decentralized structure presents a strong early-stage opportunity in the emerging AI Agent + Web3 economy.

III. Deep Dive into the Create-to-Earn Mechanism

Cooker.club has introduced an innovative economic incentive model—Create-to-Earn (C2E), aimed at mutually rewarding both AI Agent creators and token holders. $COOK, the platform’s native token, plays a central role. Out of a 1 billion total supply, 60% is allocated for community incentives, with a large share reserved for the C2E model. In Season One alone, 200 million $COOK (20% of total supply) is distributed.

The C2E system is deployed across Base, BNB, and Solana chains with multi-chain mining logic:

Base Chain: 50 $COOK per block

BNB Chain: 75 $COOK per block

Solana: 10 $COOK per block

Rewards are split as follows:

10% goes to the AI Agent token creator (developer address)

90% is distributed proportionally to all token holders, based on token market cap weight.

To further boost engagement, Cooker includes layered incentives:

Market cap reward multipliers (1x, 1.2x, 2x) are assigned to specific tokens.

Early entrants benefit from a limited-time 4x bonus—for example, on BNB chain, the first 200,000 blocks qualify.

Tokens migrated from the Virtuals platform receive a 20% reward boost.

Example (Solana):

Three AI Agents exist:

Token A (market cap: $1M, 2x multiplier)

Token B (market cap: $2M, 1x multiplier)

Token C (market cap: $1M, 1x multiplier)

Adjusted market cap total = $5M

Each 10 $COOK block reward is distributed:

A: 4 $COOK

B: 4 $COOK

C: 2 $COOK

Within each share: 10% goes to the creator, 90% to holders.

Users can earn by holding tokens or creating their own Agents. To qualify for C2E rewards, the AI Agent token must complete the Bonding Curve launch and be listed on a designated DEX (Uniswap, PancakeSwap, or Raydium), and at least one on-chain transaction must be completed on Cooker.club.

Investment Costs and Return Overview

Under Cooker.club’s Create-to-Earn (C2E) model, we can clearly model the cost-return dynamics of different investment paths to support rational decision-making. Launching an AI Agent token involves two stages: Creation Cost and Launch Cost.

Overview of Costs

Creation Cost: The base fee to create an AI Agent token on the platform:

0.001 ETH (Base)

0.005 BNB (BNB)

0.02 SOL (Solana)

Launch Cost: Additional cost to deploy the token to a major DEX:

0.3 ETH (Uniswap)

1.5 BNB (PancakeSwap)

6 SOL (Raydium)

Plus gas fees and a 1% trading fee (buy/sell) on each transaction.

Investment Pathways

Path 1: Create and Launch an AI Agent on a Major DEX

For example, on the BNB chain:

Creating the Agent costs 0.005 BNB

Initial virtual market cap: 8.5 BNB

To fully deploy the token to PancakeSwap, ~24 BNB in purchases must occur (22.5 BNB + 1.5 BNB)

Including a 1% fee (~0.24 BNB) and gas fees, total cost remains under 25 BNB

If the creator completes the Bonding Curve purchase themselves, the tokens are essentially owned at cost, with expenses only from fees and gas. Creators can also crowdsource purchases to reach launch.

Creators with strong followings can drive token value through fan or meme appeal, enabling organic circulation post-launch.

Risk Reminder

This model carries risk, particularly around high initial capital requirements and potential market inactivity. However, creators can recover funds by selling tokens, with losses limited to gas, slippage, and trading fees.

Path 2: Buy Existing Hot AI Agent Tokens

E.g., AISUN on BSC enjoys a 2x market cap multiplier and has the highest valuation. Under C2E, this means the highest mining reward share. Early adopters may also receive up to 4x bonuses—yielding extremely high annualized returns.

Despite price volatility, current recommended tokens (AISUN, AIMJ, COOKER) are relatively low in market cap with high reward multipliers, keeping risk controlled in the short term.

Path 3: Migrate Legacy Tokens from Virtual Platform

Holders of Virtual platform tokens can migrate to Cooker.club with almost zero cost and enjoy a 1.2x market cap multiplier. No additional investment required—just migration and valuation confirmation—to increase daily COOK rewards by 20%.

Risk Note

No new capital is required; risk is only based on token eligibility.

Investment Risk Summary

Cooker.club's C2E structure offers flexibility for different investor profiles:

Creators with capital and initiative can issue high-potential tokens

Passive investors can earn through holding high-reward tokens

Legacy holders can boost yields via simple migration

All paths require monitoring market volatility, slippage, and liquidity risks. Managing position sizes and aligning with personal risk tolerance is key to sustainable strategy.

V. $COOK: The Core Value Pillar of the Cooker.club Ecosystem

As the native token of Cooker.club, $COOK is the backbone of governance, incentives, and liquidity. The total supply is 1,000,000,000 COOK, governed transparently by smart contracts, with fully traceable allocations and incentive logic.

$COOK Utility

DAO Governance: $COOK holders can vote on major decisions, including system upgrades, economic model changes, and fund usage.

Revenue Sharing & Buybacks: A portion of platform revenue (trading fees and launch fees) is used for $COOK buybacks. DAO votes determine whether these tokens are burned, redistributed, or reserved in ecosystem funds.

C2E Incentives: $COOK rewards creators, holders, and traders—driving sustainable growth in the AI Agent economy.

DeFi Expansion: $COOK can be used in liquidity pools for mining rewards and can be staked for passive income.

Unlike traditional DeFi projects that rely on inflationary incentives, Cooker.club is backed by real revenue—creation fees and trading commissions. These earnings support long-term sustainability through buybacks and dividends.

This distribution prioritizes early community growth while limiting internal selling pressure and ensuring token sustainability.

Through real revenue, DAO governance, and fair distribution, Cooker.club has constructed a more sustainable and robust value system than most traditional DeFi platforms.

Continuing with Part 3 of the translation — focused on valuation modeling, return simulations, and forward-looking perspectives:

$COOK: Valuation Projections and Growth Potential

Cooker.club’s Create-to-Earn model channels actual platform revenue (AI Agent creation fees, trading fees) into ecosystem growth. Unlike traditional DeFi models reliant on inflation and hype cycles, Cooker transforms real transactional activity into a long-term value feedback loop via DAO governance and holder rewards.

To understand the valuation potential of $COOK, we compare it with structurally similar or thematically relevant projects:

Unlike its counterparts, Cooker.club:

Has clearly measurable revenue sources (creation fees, trading fees) directly tied to $COOK’s value

Deploys across multiple chains, reducing single-chain dependency

Embeds a closed-loop economic model combining C2E, governance rewards, and token buybacks

Comparable Benchmark: Virtual

As a market leader, Virtual currently holds:

Market Cap: $941,894,184

Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV): $1,443,485,661

(Source: CoinGecko – Virtual Protocol)

Let’s simulate $COOK’s pricing and circulating market cap under various FDV assumptions, after Season 1’s 200M $COOK tokens have been mined:

Even under the lowest $20M FDV assumption, the first batch of 200M $COOK would equate to a $4M circulating value—leaving vast room for growth if Cooker develops similarly to Virtual.

With only 20% of total tokens in early circulation, and controlled emissions, Cooker.club maintains a relatively low float, giving it ample price elasticity.

Unlike inflationary models, Cooker’s revenue → buyback → reward loop creates a transparent, sustainable structure, enhancing long-term token health.

Combined with:

60% community-driven tokenomics

Multi-chain infrastructure

Expanding AI Agent ecosystem

COOK demonstrates structural potential that outperforms many peer projects over a longer horizon.

For long-term investors, $COOK remains undervalued with asymmetric upside, especially for those entering early in the ecosystem’s expansion.

VII. From Holding to Creating: Divergent Return Paths

Cooker.club's C2E system offers three core participation paths:

Create and Launch AI Agents

Buy and Hold Featured Tokens

Migrate Legacy Tokens (from Virtual)

All paths earn daily $COOK emissions, but actual rewards vary significantly due to:

Market cap multipliers

Developer share splits

Early-bird bonuses

Holding Method: Simple & Hands-off

Holders of AISUN, AIMJ, or COOKER (platform-featured tokens) earn $COOK rewards proportionally. No manual operations required—just track your percentage of the token’s market cap pool.

Migration Method: Passive Bonus

Migrating a qualifying Virtual token triggers an automatic 1.2x multiplier, applied to your market cap share. Again, rewards are auto-distributed—no need to track complex logic.

Modeling Creator-Based Returns (BNB Chain Example)

Assumptions:

BSC generates one block every 3 seconds

Each block yields 75 $COOK → ~0.75 USD (at $0.01 per token)

Per hour: ~1,200 blocks → 90,000 $COOK → ~$900

Per day: ~2,160,000 $COOK → ~$21,600 in rewards

Let’s assume:

One AI Agent is launched with a target market cap of $69,000 USDT on Cooker.Club

Requires 24 BNB of internal investment (at 600 USDT/BNB → $14,400 total)

Launch cost: 1.5 BNB (~$900)

Remaining 20% of tokens + 22.5 BNB form a PancakeSwap LP

Daily COOK reward pool (with 4x early bonus): $86,400

Self-Mining Benefit:

Creators who self-fund and complete the Bonding Curve retain most of their token supply after the C2E rewards end, allowing them to sell freely. The only sunk costs are the launch fee and gas/trading fees—far more flexible than traditional models.

This model monetizes real on-chain behavior—creation, trading, DEX deployment—rather than relying on token inflation. This real-revenue structure better supports sustainable buybacks and long-term $COOK incentives.

In early phases (few projects, low competition), early adopters can claim high reward shares from fixed daily emissions—e.g., with only 50 agents, daily ROI can exceed 60% (even without token price increases).

This underscores the early-bird logic: in early expansion phases, when competition is low and emissions are high, C2E naturally delivers high-leverage returns. As the ecosystem matures, reward dilution increases—favoring early movers.

Multi-Chain C2E: An Emerging Structural Trend Worth Watching

As the convergence of AI Agents and Web3 becomes the next major narrative wave, a new economic model centered around “Creation → Trading → Incentivization” is rapidly evolving. Projects like Virtual have established benchmarks through high-valuation governance models; Pump.fun has showcased sentiment-driven meme token launches; and Boop.fun recently surged on Solana with its cult-style airdrops and meme-token interaction model.

By contrast, Cooker.club’s Create-to-Earn model is paving a fundamentally different path:

Not only does it allow users to create AI Agents and their tokens,

It also aims to provide continuous operation and self-governance tools,

Enabling full lifecycle management of AI digital assets.

Although still in its early stages and with some features yet to be fully rolled out, Cooker’s structural approach—"Tools + Token + Trading + Yield"—offers greater extensibility than most competitors. Its cross-chain deployment and real-fee revenue structure may allow it to escape the fate of purely hype-driven meme platforms.

For investors, this represents a valuation gap: while the platform is still under the radar, its foundational structure has already been partially validated. Rather than waiting for revaluation at a mature stage, it may be strategically advantageous to begin positioning now—treating Cooker.club as a sentinel project within the Smart Economy and C2E sector.

AI Agents Beyond Token Launch: Unlocking Cooker.club’s Expansion Horizon

What makes Cooker.club truly innovative is that it’s not just a launchpad for AI Agents, but a composite ecosystem that fuses:

Virtual identity branding

Fan-driven economies

On-chain assetization

At present, once a user creates an AI Agent, it can automatically generate an AI song. In the future, it will support additional features such as:

Auto-posting on Twitter/X

Interactive social behavior

Memory-based actions

Custom identity training

Each AI Agent is designed to grow into a dynamic creator persona with long-term expression and evolution capability.

Whereas platforms like Pump.fun and Boop.fun are optimized for short-term trading, Cooker.club is focused on long-term operation + content accumulation. Its goal is to transform AI Agents into virtual IPs, creative brands, and even self-governing entities.

According to the roadmap, upcoming developments may include:

Multi-chain identity binding

Advanced AI dialogue systems

Cross-platform publishing tools (e.g., X/Twitter sync, Telegram bot integration)

Agent-to-Agent collaboration and economic governance mechanisms

These features signal Cooker.club’s ambition to become an AI-powered, assetized, and socially embedded platform—with structural imagination far beyond today’s standard meme or DEX-launch tools.

For Investors: Beyond a Token Launch, A Bet on the Next-Gen Virtual Economy

Cooker.club is not merely a speculative token project—it is a bet on the next generation of intelligent digital identities.

It represents:

A shift from launch-to-trade to launch-to-operate

A transition from asset issuance to identity construction

A progression from short-term mining to long-term brand value

As Web3 infrastructure matures and narrative cycles evolve, projects that embed real economic activity, offer creator autonomy, and enable identity-based networks are likely to dominate the next wave.

Cooker.club may very well be one of the most structurally undervalued projects in this space today.