Flap said on X that it has officially rolled out an Agent ID token issuance feature, with Binance Agent ID included in the first batch of supported IDs. According to the official description, only wallets holding eligible Agent IDs can buy and sell tokens on Flap’s official bonding curve. Each wallet is subject to a 2% holding cap, and that limit also applies to developer wallets. The project side can set custom buy and sell taxes, decide how those taxes are allocated, and use Flap Vault to design the token’s fee mechanism. Once the token is migrated to a decentralized exchange, or DEX, trading opens to all users rather than only wallets that meet the Agent ID requirement. The announcement was published by Flap on the social platform X and was reported by Odaily.
Flap said in a post on X that it has officially launched an Agent ID token issuance feature, with Binance Agent ID supported in the initial phase.
According to the official description, only wallets holding eligible Agent IDs can trade tokens on Flap’s official bonding curve. Each wallet is capped at a 2% token holding limit, and that restriction includes developer wallets.
Project teams can customize buy and sell taxes, set how tax proceeds are distributed, and use Flap Vault to design the token fee mechanism. After a token migrates to a DEX, all users can take part in trading.
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