Foresight News reports that Virtuals Protocol has announced adjustments to the transaction fee allocation model for Agent tokens, in order to promote the adoption of Agent Commerce Protocol (ACP) and increase incentives for agent creators. The new fee structure has been launched on Base and Solana, as follows: -70% of transaction fees are directly allocated to agent creators -30% of transaction fees are allocated to ACP. The previous allocation plan was: 30% to agent creators, 50% to agent subDAOs, and 20% to agent affiliates. In addition, the team also announced a redistribution plan for previously accumulated transaction fees: 40% of the original 50% fee in the subDAO wallet will be returned to the agent creator, 10% will be allocated to the ACP reserve, and all 20% of the funds in the agent related party wallet will be reused for ACP. To achieve a 40% return, Virtuals Protocol has introduced a 1.35 times transaction fee reward coefficient until allocation is completed. For example, within one cycle, if the proxy creator receives a transaction fee of $100, the standard score becomes $70, with an additional reward of $24.50, totaling $94.50. The official plan is to release the Dune Dashboard in the coming days to track fund allocation.
