Eliza Labs has launched an pump.fun-style launchpad called auto.fun that allows users to deploy complex AI agents without any technical skills. It is reported that auto.fun has adopted a token issuance mechanism that is "fairer than fair" and aims to promote a sustainable economy. （The

Odaily News ai16z founder Shaw posted on X, stating that the Launchpad platform auto.fun may launch this week, allowing creators to autonomously receive fees generated from content creation and token issuance. The community can collaborate to initiate content or create CTO tokens based on other platforms. This platform emphasizes "anti-speculation" and "pure fun," aiming to create a decentralized, transparent, and truly creator- and community-owned space for content and token publication.

Odaily News ai16z founder Shaw posted on X, stating: "The Launchpad platform auto.fun is ready, and we will launch with our first batch of partners in two weeks. Additionally, Eliza v2 is also ready, and we are about to begin marketing and announcements, and officially go live. I will conduct offline promotions next week in Hong Kong and then in Paris for these two points."

Autonomys launches the Auto Horizon Developer Challenge, where developers can use the Auto SDK to build decentralized applications or proof of concept validation, and have the chance to win up to 1000 USDC in prize money. The deadline is January 31, 2025, and the winners will be announced in mid-February.