Twin.fun Overview

Twin.fun — Trade Minds, Not Tokens

Create and trade access to AI “digital twins” via key markets on a transparent bonding curve.

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Overview

Twin.fun is a marketplace for AI-powered digital twins—agents modeled after real people or personas. Each twin has a key market (also called shares), where users buy or sell keys on a deterministic bonding curve. Holding keys unlocks gated experiences (chat, tools, utilities) tied to that twin.

Why Twin.fun

• Market-driven access — transparent pricing and liquidity on a bonding curve.
• Aligned incentives — fees flow to the creator (twin owner) and keep the protocol sustainable.
• Composable data — an indexer/subgraph powers analytics, bots, and integrations.

High-Level Architecture

Contracts, indexing, and application layers work together to power key markets.

Explore the Twin.fun Stack

Core ConceptsTerminology, primitives, and protocol guarantees.ArchitectureContracts, the indexer, and the app flow.LifecycleFrom twin creation to key redemption.Participants & RolesResponsibilities for creators, traders, developers, and the protocol.Creator GuideClaim IDs, configure metadata, and launch gated utilities.Trader GuideBuy, hold, and sell keys with best practices.Pricing & FeesBonding curve math, fee splits, and creation thresholds.Smart ContractsStorage layout, events, and admin controls.Networks & AddressesDeployment references across environments.Developer QuickstartRead prices, execute trades, and integrate with the ABI.Subgraph & DataEntities, queries, and endpoints for analytics.Building AppsIntegrations, access control, and live event strategies.App FeaturesExplore, twin pages, leaderboards, and portfolios.Security & RiskNon-custodial guarantees, limitations, and disclosures.Policy & LegalDisclaimers, impersonation policies, and acceptable metadata.Roadmap & ChangelogPlanned milestones and release history.FAQAnswers to the most common protocol questions.GlossaryDefinitions for Twin.fun terminology.

Quick Paths

• New to Twin.fun? Start with the Core Concepts and Lifecycle.
• Launching a twin? Dive into the Creator Guide and Pricing & Fees.
• Integrating programmatically? Jump to the Developer Quickstart and Subgraph & Data references.